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I suspect that Axelrod was hesitant about the subject matter. Just a hunch. But I also dig the music on both of those. Rick Holmes, however...

As well sa disemboweled locution!

What Rick Holmes lacked in subtlety, he made up for in tastelessness. Those of you who have heard The Price You Got To Pay To Be Free remember this immortal Holmesian line - Oh yeah!

Yo' Momma! The J.A.M.Fs Oedipus

I want a blue suit like that.

"That violinist" was Billy Bang, iirc. And Billy Bang can play.

http://www.tuffcity.com/html/bluesjazz.asp...AlbumList=15632

HA!

...they looked as goofy as they sounded! Brighter Side Of Darkness my ass. This is about as dark as the 70s ever got.

Bess Porgy Sportin' Life

Wayne was, however. Chcik Corea plays marimba, drums and percussion; Ron Carter plays mostly cello; & Dave Holland also plays acoustic guitar. Chick and Jack are also co-drummers on Super Nova. The group for Jack to have switched out on would have been Charles Lloyd's, when Keith jumped up and in on soprano.

FM radio took forever to catch on too, at least in America. but it finally did. Wonder if digital Radio will follow the same path?

Jim Anderson Loni Anderson Laurie Anderson

Hope he's doing late shows!

Bennie Wallace Wallace Beery Augustus Busch

Details, details (but that's our job, right? ) So, you mean to tell me if Buddy Bolden recorded it, but it isn't going to be released until 2007 (when Uptown gets ahold of it), then he still wouldn't get credit for being the first... ? I'm so confused. Well, if you want the true first recording of it, then that's probably the tape of Tommy Wolf doing it (at the Crystal Palace in St. Louis) that George Shearing passed around.

The Atomic Count Basie The Misty Miss Christy The Velvet Fog

Ed McMahon Regis Philbin Sir Arthur Treacher

Threadgill's touring IHOPs now? WAAAAY cool!

Did they dance? That would settle it if they did.

The Berenstain Bears The Chicago Bears Dit-KAH

I once toured with a drummer who was into group sex with women of this type build. Every town we went to, he was easily able to find "companionship". The fact that he was hung like a donkey combined with the loneliness that many of these women probably incurred in their daily sex life pretty much guaranteed that he was always occupied. The thing was, he took pictures. Lots of pictures. And he liked to show the pictures to us. All of them. Please, no more pictures.

What were the other three?

We've got Brownie confirming the recording date! What was the release date? The BSN site usually goes by release date. It's possible that Fran Landesman (or whoever created the content for her website) doesn't even know who first recorded her most famous song! But I love how the song was at first perceived as "off-beat". Shows you what the overall clime of the times was. Dobie Gillis & Peter Gunn were still a few years away...

Did they dance? That would settle it if they did.