That one has been running around on the mental soundstrack since I read this yesterday, and unfortunately it's the repeated falsetto backing, "In the ghetto...in the ghetto."
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And his momma cried...
Well, Hoffsking, forgive me for being so dense, but I dont' get it.
Bugs
On Feb 17, 4:22 pm, Mike Hoffmann mikehoffma...@gmail.com wrote:
Oh sorry, I forget to add the subtitle - race and housing in chicago
1940-1960.
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 4:53 PM, mistertaterbug
Tater tater tater tater tate-
Your post was about ethnic groups and then there was a sentence about
Chicago. I drank a cup of coffee and read a big chunk of a book (Making the
second ghetto - race and housing in chicago 1940-1960) that I really should
have already finished yesterday before
I want one, it's just the $23k that keep gettin' in the way! If it
sounds anything like Tater's F4 or Don's Model 1, it'll make someone a
happy picker. I've always thought that Gils were excellent
instruments but his oval holes are just amazing!
Personally, I'm a fan of mustard greens... and had many a helping as I
carpet bagged down in the land of Tater (old times there are not
forgotten, look away...).
If you are what you eat... do you play what you hear? That is to say,
playing a style well, requires listening to the style. If this
Well in my Spanish ghetto we have plenty of greens of mustard and collard
sort, and there has yet to be a heavy blues and southern funk movement
coming out of Castilla. I have to go with Val and say that the emotion does
it, and if you change a couple of words so that a song has some relation to
How appropriate that I am reading this as a pot of greens cooks down
on my stove. They might be foreign to some of you, but they are one
of the best foods for your body that you can find on earth. Gonna add
some Great Northern beans and mashed taters to go along.
On Feb 18, 3:10 pm, Robin
Excellent, Nelson. I like to make a pot of Great Northerns with ham and onion and a plate of buttered cornbread. That kills me just thinking about it.
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How appropriate that I am reading this as
Aha, now I get it. Sorry, but it's hard for me to think about more
than one thing at a time like you young college whippersnappers. So,
New Jersey was a mecca for banjo enthusiasts in the early days? Cool.
Thanks for taking up for banjo players and trying to keep the
bubbatooth syndrome in
If there isn't there should be.
On Feb 18, 4:23 pm, mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com wrote:
Aha, now I get it. Sorry, but it's hard for me to think about more
than one thing at a time like you young college whippersnappers. So,
New Jersey was a mecca for banjo enthusiasts in the early
Oh, and I forgot to mention, if one ingests enough collards, you will
definitely move...
Taters and Greens
On Feb 18, 4:23 pm, mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com wrote:
Aha, now I get it. Sorry, but it's hard for me to think about more
than one thing at a time like you young college
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