mc5 - Mini Cheddars

out Breadmaster, yes, I understood that sentence was over. That's why my entry - "Unfortunately" - began with a capital "U". Equally unfortunately, I don't know the HTML for that line-thingy. Perhaps this is why what I had put appeared ambiguous?

DrQu+xum

on (c) ZK. [Thrax] The line is <hr>.

Lib

promotion.

momus

Luther

DrQu+xum

-ans

Breadmaster

rarely [Thrax] I apologise, for some reason I thought you were continuing the thought, albeit in a new sentence, if you see what I mean.

Thrax

appears No problem, Bredmaster. My apologies if I appeared pedantic. Doc, my thanks once again. I'll try to put your "tip", as it were, to good use.

Kim

without I assume we are talking about Mr Luther Ans....

an OK, work on that.

Ostrich

on

which

I

lavish

far

sickle

but easy, these short words.

staid

affections.

Trebuchets

rarely

fail,

but

often

tend

to oh, it's an easy life

squander

great

amounts

on

watermelons. Don't ask me to explain this.

Glitter

balls

hang

wantonly Self-explanatory, DrQu+xum!

Rosie

from Anybody know "Watermelon Man" - a 16-bar blues?

lewis mitiell

nob off

Software

Gary [Rosie] Yes, Manfred Mann did a version, among others. Written by Herbie Handcock and Jon Hendricks.

Baldi's

tenuous

police

cars (and if u want to hear some average sounding tunes visit http://www.papalazarus.com)

, enhancing

my

ennui.

Lewd

suggestions

made

palatable

via

therapy.

Wardrobes

filled

?
Try (Double-sentence alert)

custard

for

cushioning

frocks.

Watermelon [Rosie] I have the late, great Alexis Korner's version. Funky! Not what I call blues, though.

chunks

sustain

many

wasps

(insert apostrophe) appetites (BM) Don't know that one, but it's certainly best as Funk rather than Swing. I've heard a Big Band version of it several times (don't know the arranger) and it goes well with plenty of space for solos but I've never played it with any Big Band I've been with.

[comma]

but

seldom

last

beyond

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