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jlassie commented 1 week ago
RE: Slut Shaming and Why it's Wrong (slut shaming is needed)
I believe if your going to try to shame men all the time you should be able to shame women for their lacks in good judgement.
If women want to be ...
Women seriously need to stop it with this 'group think' mentality. They act like if you insult SOME women for being sluts, then you've insulted ALL WOMEN. No, I'm insulting that small number of women, BECAUSE THEY ARE STUPID. Women who aren't like that, stop defending the idiots who are - lest yo...
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jlassie commented 2 weeks ago
So you want to draw attention to the fact that rape isn't caused by the way people are dressed...by dressing like sluts. You've proven nothing. It does nothing to address the root causes of rape. It's a distraction, a sideshow, meaningless, counterproductive. That's using your own logic, too.
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Men's Rights: A Sex-Positive Feminist's Perspective
Hannibal's video that prompted JohnTheOther: http://www.youtube.com/watc...
JohnTheOther's response: htt...
The use of the phrase "Happy Misogynist" IS supposed to be ironic. There are certain things that ALL feminists are brainwashed into ignoring from the MRA community, not just the radical ones. Watch his videos all the way through for a change. Same with theignoredgender. They've completely changed...
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Gene Krupa UNISSUED vinyl test - Time Out, 1939
A great hot side, recorded for Columbia. Featured here are some shots of the Chicago skyline where this was waxed. Recorded on November 2nd, 1939 i...
It sounds familiar because the intro sections are stolen directly from Jimmie Lunceford's, 1937 Decca recording of "Pigeon Walk"
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Slut Shaming and Why it's Wrong
Seven Days Seven Topics - Day Uno (August 20th, 2011)
While I am fully aware that this is a bit of an unorthodox topic for a thirteen year old vir...
The problem is not that women who cheat and sleep around are criticized and vilified TOO MUCH, it's that MEN who cheat and sleep around aren't criticized and vilified ENOUGH. Promiscuity is wrong when either gender does it. It's selfish, it spreads disease, and it hurts people.
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jlassie commented 4 months ago
Syv Muntre, Monolitt. Oslo 1942
Personnel: Arvid Gram Paulsen, tpt. Arild Iversen, vln. Carsten Klouman, pno. Robert Normann, Finn Westbye, gtr. Fred Lange-Nielsen, sbs. Stein Lor...
Sounds like there's a Slam Stewart impersonator in that band, probably Lange-Nielsen, the bass player
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Syv Muntre, Monolitt. Oslo 1942
Personnel: Arvid Gram Paulsen, tpt. Arild Iversen, vln. Carsten Klouman, pno. Robert Normann, Finn Westbye, gtr. Fred Lange-Nielsen, sbs. Stein Lor...
Kudos to you, danishjazz, this could very well be the first chance Americans have ever had to hear these precious pieces of obscure European/Scandinavian jazz from the 40s!
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Jackie Davis - Mañana (Is Soon Enough For Me)
Jackie Davis - Mañana (Is Soon Enough For Me)
Hallelujah! I finally found the source of the Seinfeld music! I had always guessed that it had been an Ethel Smith record, or maybe Milt Herth. I've never heard of Jackie Davis before. Great stuff!
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jlassie favorited 4 months ago
Goodnight Sweetheart -Jack Teter
Goodnight Sweetheart Jack Teter on Broadway 1491-B
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jlassie favorited 5 months ago
78's - The Creep - Larry Clinton & His Orchestra (Bell)
A great instrumental version of The Creep by Larry Clinton & His Orchestra on the Bell label.
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Liam the stud doing a beer bong at his 22nd.
Liam doing the first of two beer bongs in his house the nyt of his 22nd. Legend
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jlassie commented 6 months ago
THE AL BOWLLY STORY - PART 9
In 1937, Al became homesick and longed to be back in London. so he and Marjie returned from the States. Al formed the "Radio City Rhythm Makers", b...
I've always been curious about this one American session that Bowlly made for Bluebird. Any idea of the personnel of the band? I hear clarinet, tenor sax, and trumpet solos, and it's driving me nuts that I don't know who any of these people are, especially since they could be well known American ...
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jlassie liked 6 months ago
Don't Take This The Wrong Way
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jlassie commented 6 months ago
Chauncey Morehouse 1938
In this 1938 film of the Saturday Night Swing Club, Paul Douglas introduces Chauncey Morehouse who plays "Koo-Lai-Ay" with the Leith Stevens Orches...
I think I can see Will Bradley playing trombone in this clip, as well as Toots Mondello on alto sax!!
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Cain: Trust Big Oil To Protect Environment
2012 Republican presidential hopeful and Tea Party favorite Herman Cain had some strange thoughts on who might advise him on issues related to the ...
Here's an important point that wasn't brought up in this video: I don't think Cain realizes that "shale oil" and "Shell Oil" are not the same thing, which is a deeply disturbing thought. "Shell Oil" is a specific oil company, while "shale oil" is a kind of oil that is obtained from within undergr...
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Yasha Bunchuk Swing Symphony Orchestra - Crazy Rhythm (1936)
Russian-born cellist Bunchuk achieved fame in the U.S. as conductor for several symphonic orchestras as well as the studio orchestra for Major Bowe...
Irving Mills may be another possibility
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Yasha Bunchuk Swing Symphony Orchestra - Crazy Rhythm (1936)
Russian-born cellist Bunchuk achieved fame in the U.S. as conductor for several symphonic orchestras as well as the studio orchestra for Major Bowe...
Any idea who organized this studio band for Yasha? Considering he also had a contract with Brunswick at the time, I would guess that Russ Morgan might have had something to do with putting this session together.
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jlassie favorited 9 months ago
Art Lund - I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm (1949)
The familiar cold-weather tune from Irving Berlin's 1937 "On The Avenue" film score was revived in 1949 via Les Brown's instrumental recording and ...
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jlassie commented 9 months ago
1950 anti-commie: Ralph Flanagan - The Red We Want Is The Red We've Got
This bit of patriotic anti-"red" fervor found its way onto the flipside of Flanagan's "Nevertheless" and enjoyed some minor success. RCA also rele...
Wow, I didn't realize Senator McCarthy was also a bandleader!
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Dick Robertson (as 'Jerry Johnson' Orch.) - Two Cigarettes In The Dark (1934)
The Broadway comedy "Kill That Story" played 117 performances and produced one of 1934's great song hits. Versions by Bing, Johnny Green, Glen Gra...
If you head over to DailyMotion, you can search for "Tom Berwick" and "Dames", and find a tune from the June 1, 1934 Bluebird session. It has a tenor solo that could be Pastor
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Dick Robertson (as 'Jerry Johnson' Orch.) - Two Cigarettes In The Dark (1934)
The Broadway comedy "Kill That Story" played 117 performances and produced one of 1934's great song hits. Versions by Bing, Johnny Green, Glen Gra...
Wow, I wouldn't have guessed Pastor. The tenor sax part in the middle actually sounded suspiciously like Charlie Barnet to me. I'd sure like to hear that "Missouri Misery" tune to prove that it was actually Pastor singing. Anybody know if "Tom Berwick" and "Sid Peltyn" were real people or not? A ...
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Lud Gluskin Orch. (voc Buddy Clark & Joe Host) - The Rhythm Of The Rumba (1935)
One of three songs composed by Ralph Rainger for the George Raft-Carole Lombard flim "Rumba."
78rpm courtesy of Rick's Vault: Columbia (blue wax) ...
I'm pretty sure that "Joe Host" is actually "Joe Hostetter", a trumpet player who recorded with the Casa Loma Orchestra, Gene Kardos, and Charlie Barnet in the early to mid 30s. He also sang on a few records with Kardos and Barnet. On this record, the backup voice seems somewhat timid and hidden,...
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jlassie subscribed to MusicProf78 9 months ago
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jlassie commented 9 months ago
7,500 Votes 'Found' In Wisconsin Supreme Court Election
7,500 votes in the race for Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice mysteriously appeared in the race between JoAnne Kloppenburg and David Prosser.
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WAUK-e-sha. Not Wau-KEE-sha, Ben. You'd know that if you'd ever been to Wisconsin!
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Fox's Bill O'Reilly On Keith Olbermann Leaving MSNBC
bill is basically saying: "our show has 3 times the viewers (as that guy whose name I for some reason refuse to mention), so obviously we're right...
God, O'Reilly is such a vain, pompous asshole! He STILL refuses to mention Olbermann by name, even though he was his direct competitor for 7 years! He still can't get over the fact that Keith routinely mocked him and tore his bullshit arguments to shreads.
By the way, Bill, there's a big differ...
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1929, What A Day, Carl Fenton Orch. Hi Def 78RPM .wmv
Note: be sure to use the HD 720p option for better sound and picture -- and then click the full frame icon.
Is that Benny Goodman playing the clarinet solo on this one? I wasn't aware that he played on any of Fenton's records, but this sure sounds like him!
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'I Love Boobies' Banned At School
New TYT Network channel: http://www.youtube.com/user...
New TYT Facebook Page(!): http://www.facebook.com/tyt...
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Short term memory issues at TYT! In the beginning, they say the high school is in South Dakota; later on it magically becomes Ohio. Geographic consistently on youtube; is that too much to ask?
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1938 Henry Busse - Begin The Beguine
Artie Shaw's iconic version was not the only choice available to record buyers in late 1938. Once it got revved up, this shuffling Busse waxing sw...
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There are literally ZERO CD compilations of Busse's studio recordings available. What a shame!
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