Sunday, May 22, 2011
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- fred c
- Mr. C is: a reformed lawyer; a religious atheist; a useful "Handy Man;" an amateur social scientist; a beloved teacher; a well liked husband and father; Ambassador Emeritus from, and to, Planet X; a freelance professor; taxi driver to the stars (Joe DiMaggio and Ronald McDonald, both out of uniform); an excellent fire fighter; an enthusiastic but untalented musician; an experienced counselor; a top-notch disk jockey; an all around get-along-guy; a cunning linguist; a would-be lifestyle victim; a Masonic wannabe; a frequent reader; Professor Irwin Corey's Ph.D. adviser; an accomplished driver and motorcyclist; a famous rockologist; a reliable but indifferent bullshit detective; a poor speller; a proud United States Navy veteran (honorably discharged, barely); the Ayatollah of Ass-o-Hola; a drug legend; a Returned Peace Corps volunteer (Thailand); a generally charming man; nationally and internationally known from coast to coast; a legend in his own mind; a cultural-anthropological critic-at-large; an avenging angel who coolly bides his time; Soul Brother number 37; and a friend to the poor.
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May
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- No Offence!
- This Dress
- Pinky Nipple
- Astrud Gilberto - Agua de Beber (1965)
- The Wrapping v. The Gift
- Pearlie White
- What Not To Name Your Band
- the watts 103rd St. rhythm band - express yourself
- Blame It On My Youth
- A Great Saying, New To me
- Not Quite A Movie Review: Bride Of Frankenstein
- River To Nowhere
- Cornell Dupree with Jon Hammond & Bernard Purdie 1...
- Astrud Gilberto ~ Bim Bom
- Vanilla Beans ♥ TicTac
- Cool Web Site Alert: Photos of Marc Lamarre
- Khun Boo Freerick
- Another Heartbreaking Problem That Could Be Mitiga...
- Free Rick!
- For The Brothers, Far From Home
- The Last Poets - Black Is (Chant)
- RELATED TO WHAT (LAST POETS)
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2 comments:
This song was recalled to my attention by its use in a commercial on Asian cable TV. They used a sound-alike, by the way, which begs the question: could they not obtain the rights to the original, or did they re-record it so save money?
Reduced to putting in my own comments, but it does dress up the blog, doesn't it?
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