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OK........here's the whole thing: The bigger the cushion, the sweeter the pushin That's what I said. The looser the waistband, the deeper the quicksand Or so I have read. My baby fits me like a flesh tuxedo. I love to sink her with my pink torpedo. Big bottom Big bottom Talk about bum cakes, My gal's got 'em. Big bottom, Drive me out of my mind. How can I leave this behind? I saw her on monday, twas my lucky bun day You know what I mean. I love her each weekday, each velvety cheekday You know what I mean. My love gun's loaded and she's in my sights Big game's waiting there inside her tights Big bottom Big bottom Talk about mud flaps My gal's got 'em. Big bottom Drive me out of my mind. How can I leave this behind?

Spalding Gray Frank Black Barry White

It was released for the first time in 1984 with a "real" cover (well, not an LT cover) when they started putting out those DMM remasters by McMaster. I've still got mine.

Judy Chicago Miami Steve Van Zandt Dallas Green

Same here, same cover condition I'll bet too. It's a fantastic record. I'll trade ya' !

Morey Amsterdam Jackie Paris Julie London

Talk about mud flaps ...

I've got a Mono LP version of Cornbread. I wonder what that's worth? The cover has some ring wear, but the vinyl is in pretty clean shape. Not RVG, but ... Cornbread

I saw Tom's tour last year and it was more like the live stuff on "Millers Tale" than either of the albums he released that year. He even had Jimmy Ripp on 2nd guitar. BTW, a album called "Live At The Academy NYC 12.4.92" just showed up on eMusic. The sound isn't great, but not at all unlistenable. I'm not sure if it's a boot or what - I've never heard of it before.

JJJ - Disk #7

I saw that and thought that the clips sounded pretty good, so I put it in the Save for Later file. Never saw it before. BTW......Bennink plays drums.

John Roberts Antonin Scalia Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Steve McQueen Alan King Roland Prince

Al Gore Gore Vidal Vidal Sassoon

HAPPY B-DAY, BARAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAK!!

Another for the Magic Triangle material. There's both studio and live stuff out there. Definitely worth tracking down. The Clifford Jordan Quartet's "Night of the Mark VII" is the same group. Cedar can be found playing Rhodes on "The Electric Boogaloo Song", but I'm not sure how available it is. Also features Blue Mitchell, Clifford Jordan, Bob Cranshaw & Mickey Roker.

July 24 | Tuesday Vieux Farka Touré >>> Ali Farka Toure's son.

Joey Buttafucco Billy Ficca Tom Verlaine

Paul Krugman Larry Hagman Mary Hartman

Just added today........and DL'd: Their first and possibly the best.

Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis Charles "Bobo" Shaw Willie "The Lion" Smith

Sorry...........didn't notice the dates.

Richie Furay Neil Young Stephen Stills [buffalo Springfield, for you youngsters]

One of the great (and original) acoustic jazz albums of the early 70's.

JJJ disk #6. Might be the best session!