He always forgets the part in the middle—but so did Elvis!
Boy: Umm, 4?
Socrates: Does 4 x 4 = 8?
Boy: Okay, maybe it's 3.
Socrates: Does 3 x 3 = 8?
Boy: I give up.
Socrates: Observe this line from corner to corner, which the erudite among us call a diagonal. If we erect a new square on the diagonal, note that one-half of the original square makes up one-fourth of the new square…
Even in that company, Muddy stands alone!
I readily admit I love the damned stuff, though I've recently reduced the size of my collection from seven boxes to a mere three. I got to the point this past summer where I had to admit that no one really needs six versions of Chuck Berry’s "Run, Run, Rudolph."
Most Christmas records are compilations where perhaps a track or two are listenable. Of…
A few links are nonstarters, but this ought to keep you busy for a while.
Armstrong's 1942 band was smoking! Don't miss whatever it is that Velma Middleton does at the end.
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