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Still one of my all time favorite comedies.

Thanks Mule, I remember seeing that thread now.

Has anyone seen him recently? He's doing a show in Phoenix on the 28th, and I'm curious who might be playing with him.

Same here. We have some good New Mexican places here in Phoenix. One of the places is Los Dos Molinos, another is Richardson's. For those of you in New York check out..... http://www.losdosmolinos.com/index2.html

I'm glad to see some of the not so well known or as in this case an unknown player grab the win.

How about some Pancetta?

I never did ask, but now I know. B) LOOK OUT!

Maybe Kevin B. can get someone in particular on the horn.

Count Basie - April In Paris John Coltrane - Stardust Bill Evans - Explorations Chet Baker - Chet

I almost changed it yesterday, but I can't find another with a similar theme that will fit. B)

Hell, I'd never do that. I'm heavy on coasters ever since Weizen sent me some out of his private stash, and I've already got this one under the table.

That's the problem I had with it. When you say "transitioned," it sounds as if that was the end of jazz.

Hell yea dude. I'm not playin.' B)

I think I'll do that. AMG gives it 4 stars, very impressive.

While listening to the radio tonight, a fill in DJ on the local jazz station made a comment that I kind of struggle with. While pimping a show for some swing band coming to town, he made the comparison of the band sounding like Prima. The comments made was....,"these guys play original stuff, and cover tunes by Louie Prima, and guys like that from the late 40's."That was when jazz transitioned into R&B which then transitioned into Rock&Roll."

Ahhhaaa...., this be you, yes?

400 members is I believe a milestone, so I thought it should be mentioned. Congratulations dudes!

I've had an "article" published in Penthouse before. And I can prove it!

It would be cool to see it from BN.

I leave the board up most of them time, even when I'm sleepin.' B) It's like having a blanky.

Thank you gents. I assume it's a solid date?

Classic. And if you don't mind me saying so, I think it brought a tear to my eye.

I've tried all kinds of shit. When in high school I worked in the family pharmacy, and a restaurant my dad had. Since then, I've worked for a swimming pool construction company, a cotton farm, and a high risk/interest finance company doing repo's and collections. I tried working for a mortgage company, but I couldn't take being in the office all the time. So I moved on and sold cars for about a year or two. That was tough gig, but a shit load of fun at times. I still rememebr all the lingo. After failing at that, I went to work for a fertilizer/chemical application company. I made manager after about two years and started doing some things on my own. I tried to accrue as much knowledge as I could, and became certified in all types of industry related programs. Certified Arborist, Turfgrass Professional, Pesticide Advisor/Applicator, Crop Advisor, yada yada yada... When the opportunity became available, I jumped into the commercial landscape care business, and have been here ever since. I hope to be out of it in the next 1-3 years and will hopefully open a restaurant.

That's crazy.

According to Dusty Groove it was originally a Liberty release.