JSngry

Yeah!

On any given Sunday....

That AFC game was not bad. It was a battle! Looking forward to this SB,!!!

I'd not worry about Google. They're don't really matter.

I was in a house band at a club called La Roca. The band was called La Roca's Tropicale and we played the type of musics you're describing. There were seemingly innumerable stocks of all kinds of things I had never heard before, meaning that it had been popular for a while. I'd certainly not use this to prove a point, just saying that it's certainly not an uncommon vernacular term.

I found a used LP of it awhile back and was kinda WTF? that it was on Emarcy?!?!?

I kinda thought that "youse" and "youse guys" were distinct and desperate phrases?

Tropicale?

Would you read them if they did?

Some obstacles are self-induced. But others aren't.

So...the list stops in 1980. Does that mean that somebody who uses this book to drive their primary "discovering" is going to be only a quarter-century behind the times?

Robert McCullogh: Mention should be made, at least.

I don't see where that specific claim was made anywhere l.

So far, not as much as feared, although what there has been has been mostly ice, so yuck on that. As long as the power stays on, it should be a nice hunker.

Really good.

Help the poor people and save the children.

In the 2nd version (the official one), it mostly Shafi Hadi soloing although there is still Mingus soloing quite a bit The ordinal version with all the Mingus tunes barely exists and is not allowed by the Cassevetes estate. That's what I read anyway. TCM streaming (via the HBO Max app) has the entire film. It's still a jolting watch, and the murder/aftermath is just, like, the last quarter or so.