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He's there to keep time and coordinate a big group. Do you really think everybody can really hear each other that well? I'm thinking a symphony orch concert where it's pretty darn quiet, they can hear a pin drop. I agree that the conductor is the visual focal point. As long as he knows where he's at the musicians can read him, know pretty much where they're at by reading his body english/emotional sensitivity. I think you'll agree that his main gig is rehearsing?

John Handy Clifford Jordan Eric Dolphy

I've been wanting to get one of those pink flamingo lawn ornaments.

I agree. The media and computers blow everything out of proportion, and with tremendous speed and repetition. It makes the abnormal appear to be the norm, or as if times are a-changing. There's no stability. We're drowning in our excesses too boot. I think I'll go hide under the bed until all this blows over.

Frank Hittner Lanny Morgan Willie Maiden

Didn't Kerouac write a book, the Psychedelic Bus, or something like that. It was ok, but, if I'm going to read about hobos, beatniks and/or hippies I'd rather read some John Steinbeck stuff.

Statistics can be strange. Anyhow, that's not how I remember it, the My Favorite Things recording was his first "hit." A Love Supreme was his next biggie in the global market.

Sky King James Arness Jack Benny

William Tell Armedus Mozart Keith Jarrett

I'm not defending Lockhart, unless I'm missing something in your post, fwiw, the conductor's main function is to rehearse the orchestra/band. By the time the group gets on stage everything is supposedly so well prepared, the group is so together, that all he needs to do is give downbeats and cutoffs, maybe a few cues. It's common knowledge that he is mainly for show and emotional appeal at concerts.

It sounds like somebody was fucking with him, trying to make him lose his cool, which he did. He ought to kick that somebody's ass. re: MT Moore/Chuckles That had to be one of the funniest scenes ever on tv. It was hallarious.

Mama mia!

Jim Morrison Timothy Leary[i think that's the name of the Harvard pro/lsd guy] Jimi Hendrix

Tennessee Ernie Ford Eddie Arnold Roy Clark

Great! Beings I only have about 8500 to go I can start singing: "85 hundred posts on the board, 85 hundred posts, put one up, it's read all around, 85 hundred and one post on the board." Everybody join in.

Well shit, I'm batting 0.

Johnnie Walker red is my choice of scotch. It's a blend and is as smooth as a baby's ass.

You're welcome. How many "points" do I get toward avatar display for voting? -_-

Oh yeah, I think it's on the Paint It Black album.

The Stone's Paint It Black?

Simon & Schuster Simon & Garfunkel Simon Bolivia

At least she's giving a few horn players work.

Can the iToothbrush be next, programmable for 5,000,200 tunes?

You can never tell who's lurking.