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It's just a big dick-swingin' contest,

All driven by the visual, though. And I bemoan the trimming/elimination of a lot of opening and closing credit sequences (and the music that goes with them). It's a package deal when done right.

Hella good player, regardless of origin!

The Delta Rhythm Boys Ransom Olds Patty Hearst

Wasn't he from upstate New York or someplace? Played in Maynard's "Ronnie Cuber" band. Or did he get there from Europe and then went back?

Huh?

Who needs a theme song if you don't have any opening credits to put it under?

There ya' go then. You can Martin Gabel to your heart's content!

I haven't no. Drinking, smoking, and drugs are all just things I used to do, and when I quit something, be it person, place, or thing, I just totally quit. Done with it. Trying to do the same thing with sweets right now, but...might be my downfall, that one. We'll see. Just turned 66, so it's not like it's gone too far. But there ain't much time left before it will be.

Ace Cannon would swallow first, ask questions when he woke up. Do that, please! Just nothing sweet.

Steve Swell Trio the bearable lightness of being (CIMP 411) the trio being Will Connell (my first time knowingly hearing him at any length) & Reggie Nicholson Still can't hear Swell as being totally removed from Rudd, but it's a good enough record. Connell is real, and Nicholson is always good. The CIMP/Spirit Room sound....hmmm...economics, esthetics, or which is it, exactly? It certainly doesn't sound BAD, but it also doesn't not sound like a home recording wither.

Sorry, my drinking days (and nights...and afternoons) are behind me. I still like to look at the colors though. Especially the ones that look like hair tonic.

That record must have been a bit of a hit in its time. I got a copy out of a Goodwill in the late 70s and have seen so many copies since then, I've lost count. What's a good price for that red box? I'm really not all that much into it, but for a good price, I could give it a shot, especially for a Denzil Best Immersion.

Don't think so. We've watched all they have.

DVD or YouTube? There's a Roku channel that's got, like 12 or so episodes, and Amazon Prime has something like50-60 (iirc). I actually have fond memories of a later, syndicated version hosed by Wally Breuner, and then Larry Blunden (or was it the othe way around>). Soupy Sales was a regular, as was Arlen Franis. Pretty good show iirc. What I did NOT enjoy seeing was Arlene Francis as a panelist on a few episodes of The Match Game/Hollywood Squares Hour, Time, I'm afraid, had passed her by with all that droll "urbanity". Same thing when George Gobel did a week. Sad to see. I still say that Freemantle (the company that bought the Goodson-Todman & Mark Goodson Productions catalog) is sitting on a gold mine, but maybe not. But you can never go wrong with Bill Cullen.

and my interpretation of that is that those are just some lazy halfass motherfuckers. not that they're the only ones...dolts handling genius is pretty much the norm these days...they call it "curating" or something.

Little Miss Hostie-Toastie - Gonna Make It All Up For You The record that started - and finished - it all.

2010, and Warren Smith.

There was a boot called Black Satin that presented the totality of that band's sound as clearly as anything I"be heard. The intricacies of that music we're at times staggering. Still ahead of it's time, imo, in the sense of people being ready to listen to it with their hipster girlfriends.

Karen Silkwood The Diet of Worms Robin

I can remember when 3 gram was light.

There are many complaints Neithers cancels the others. But in fairness to fairness, a symbol is only as good as the uses to which it's put. And by whose authority. Wokeboy going to bed now. Back to bed, that is. Wokeboy tired

Some OG TTTT https://youtu.be/Jl28fe7ImFA and then https://youtu.be/Bumhf1RQ7jk happy housewifes for happy husband's, chicken or egg?