Louis Armstrong vs. George Harrison

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windshieldbug
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Their names both have 14 letters in them. Coincidence? I think NOT! :shock:
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Really, George only stands a chance if he can keep Louis away with his jab. If he gets close enough to get tagged with a left hook, he's toast.
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windshieldbug wrote:Their names both have 14 letters in them. Coincidence? I think NOT! :shock:
Not only that, but Lou Gherig actually died of- get this- LOU GHERIG'S DISEASE! :shock: :shock: :shock: Like, that is so freakin' WEIRD!
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UncleBeer wrote:
eupher61 wrote:The Ken Burns series "Jazz" infuriated me. Armstrong and Ellington were NOT the overriding influences in jazz for their entire careers. Both, after about 10-12 years of popularity, were far overshadowed by others.
Agreed. This is PC BS that can probably be traced back to Marsalis revisionism.
you may have seen this before but whenever I think of the Ken Burns jazz thing I can't help but want to read it again...

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and then came Ellington...
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