Calling All Geography Experts!!!!

[JSngry]

...Trismovolololoquolmayatrovnia, Japan?

http://www.bluenote.com/detail.asp?SelectionID=10291

[7/4]

interesting review style he has.

[Man with the Golden Arm]

that place is well known for a nice pate of fugu livers!

waiting for herr couw to illustrate that imagery in some flash-o-matic haste!

[couw]

It's a small town in the Tango region on Honshu Island. They bake a mean liver cake there with small crunchy pieces of coarsely grinded coffee beans.

[Free For All]

Mmmmmm.....liver cake with small crunchy pieces of coarsely grinded coffee beans.........fugu livers............

Edited September 16, 2004 by Free For All

[Man with the Golden Arm]

and i see that right to the north east is that little hamlet where all the dyslexic afro-japonais go to celebrate the winter holidays.

[JSngry]

Just goes to show you that Cannonball truly had an international following.

Or, as the reviewer seeems to think, WAS an international following!

[Man with the Golden Arm]

i thought the main point was that the writer showed that cannonball had an "intestinal" following.?

[neveronfriday]

It's a small town in the Tango region on Honshu Island. They bake a mean liver cake there with small crunchy pieces of coarsely grinded coffee beans.

If I know my Japanese specialties correctly, isn't that one supposed to rot a bit before it is considered a delicacy?

I recall going into some Tokyo supermarked with a friend about 20 years ago, and he held up this bag of rotten sprouts and smacked his lips.

Now, I've eaten anything from sheep brain to bull's testicles (covered in yummie chocolate), but the sprouts kept me away from Japan for nearly two decades.

Cheers!

[couw]

the sprouts are the secret ingredient

[Jazzmoose]

and i see that right to the north east is that little hamlet where all the dyslexic afro-japonais go to celebrate the winter holidays.

Now thassa good one!

[BruceH]

When is his book of collected reviews coming out?