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That's a good record.

Who dares to own the trademark of the finger? Those motherfuckers need to be brought to justice!

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That seller is probably a middle-man, you think? They put up the front, get the orders and then assign them to whoever, maybe like a DoorDash kind of thing?

I think that's 15% !!!

There's a chart! https://www.axios.com/2022/07/12/music-90s-most-popular-decade Who is Luminate? https://variety.com/2022/digital/news/luminate-p-mrc-data-music-entertainment-1235205741/

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Fred Chart w/the Freekz Dutz Bandette - Now See Here!!!

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Still The Band That Plays The Blues The above are from the Fantasy album spotlighting guest artist Michael Bloomfield, who I never really liked (nor disliked). But the cuts without him are really nice. Early 70s were quite good for Woody. The charts by Broadbent, Tony Klatka, and Bill Stapleton were frequently fresh, and the band responded accordingly.

On 78?

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This. And...Heavy Exposure (LP only) is about 50/50 gems/crap, but the gems give you this gemmiest of gems At the end of the day, it's still The Band That Plays The Blues, right?

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Even with Michel Petruccaini, this qualifies as a gem, and most certainly an overlooked one at that! Gil Goldstein uses the "keyboards" to create Gil Evans-ish "electric" colors, and wayne just jumps right in (as was his wont when he so wanted).

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Yep. They're telling you what they want you to know, which is probably also lined up with what you want to hear.

Big hairy cough syrup spiders, yeah!

To that end, drum machines skillfully done, to play all parts

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