I'm a BIG Miller fan. I saw the modern "Miller Band" in New Jersey about 30 years ago, I found it more or less passable. But I had seen the Ray McKinley version in the 60s as a kid. I would imagine the current band has come a long way in terms of musicianship. It's a great thing that the...
Oh, those are such HANDSOME coats. I saw a girl in Manhattan today wearing a classic Hudson Bay coat, and had such an urge to start telling her of the vast history involved with such coats, but stopped before I opened my mouth.
The main sticking point always winds up being snow. There are snow lovers and snow haters, and never the twain shall meet. But we could have a warm town and a cold town and connect them by twain.
That's almost certainly a modern band doing the original Dorsey Brothers chart. I don't think hi fidelity recordings of the original band exist where it would have been played it in that style.
Astounding condition!!! Looks like something Isambard Brunell would have worn.
Garrett!!! Long time no talk, bro. Just FYI, I finally took that great topper you sold me 4 years ago to Worth and Worth to have it refurbished. The owner there told me it dates to the 1880s. Anyhow, they did a...
Well, growing up in Western New York State, we had PLENTY of cold weather. Several times it got 30 below F, over night, but I was warmly tucked into bed at the time.
But I do remember one stretch around 1962 or 63, where it was minus 18F every morning when I went to school. That lasted about 5...
Anyone what doesn't like the Dorseys is MY EMENY!!!
But seriously, the Dorseys definitely could swing. Was it Toscanini that said Tommy was the finest trombonist in the world?
And Jimmy was respected as a jazz musician by just about everybody. Supposedly Charlie Parker was listening to a...
Harold Camping, crackpot preacher, who predicted the end of the world.
I used to catch him from time to time. He really knew his Bible, and had a lot of interesting things to say. Then he would veer off into complete lala land...
It was indeed wonderful. Menu was salad, chicken something something, broccoli with pasta bow ties and pesto, string beans, and . . . uhhh . . . I can't remember. Followed by GOOD apple pie, and later smores by the fire. And every kind of libation known to man (or woman), including Ugandan...
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