FURTHERMORE . . . .
Here's a new problem for the print media: Magazines are being pulled from
Grand Oldies Party: A Daily Kos poll finds the Republican Party approval rating by 18-29 year olds to be 8%.
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Your editor has been a musician for many decades. He started the first band his Quaker school ever had and played drums with bands up until 1980 when he switched to stride piano. He had his own band until the mid-1990s and has played with the New Sunshine Jazz Band, Hill City Jazz Band, Not So Modern Jazz Band and the Phoenix Jazz Band.
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SAM SMITH'S DECOLAND BAND
PHOENIX JAZZ BAND
APEX BLUES 
Sam
playing with the Phoenix Jazz Band at the Central Ohio Jazz festival
in 1990. Joining the band is George James on sax. James, then
84, had been a member of the Louis Armstrong and Fats Waller
orchestras and hadappeared on some 60 records. More
notes on James
WISER MAN Sam
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1 Comments:
What's their number on the dems? Should be zero. Kos is such propagandistic bullshit, as bad as the GOP or worse, at least Palin and McCain aren't pretending to be freedom-loving, altruistic open-minded saints whilst extending the Bush agenda.
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