You are forgiven for it not being a convertible, I'd take that over the ragtop. That is style.
Well, I hate to burst that high bubble, but no. It was a silver arrow. He loved it. I remember the spare tire was behind the front wheel well.
I barely remember this car, but I do remember the spare tire well vividly;
When I turned 18 in Buffalo and my friends and I could finally legally go to bars, one of the places we went to very often was The Pierce Arrow Bar, which was directly across the street from the old Pierce Arrow factory, which still stood, but looked like it had been in mothballs for decades -- its Glory Days were long past, and frankly, not much thought was given any longer to the distingushed origin of the name . . .
"Mr. Potter, in the grand scheme of things, I'd say you're nothing but a scurvy little spider!"
CJRT for the late Jeff Healey and "My Kind of Jazz". 20s-30s Jazz. I don't make a regular diet of it, but from time to time, I really enjoy the old stuff. These shows are rebroadcast as Jeff passed away about 10 years ago.
Jeff evidently had a collection of about 30,000 old Jazz 78s. More than impressive. Unbelievable. If I had a collection of 30k old Jazz 78s, I'd crawl into my media room and you guys would not hear from me for a decade or two.
Kidding. I'd feebly attempt to Rip them and share them with the world. I say feebly because if you do the math on trying to rip 30,000 78s, you quickly realize it is lifelong challenge to do so.
My wife and I sat out a hurricane one evening in Houston, TX, (Alicia was the hurricane).
My pleasure BBThanks for this one Beau..
"Dave Brubeck Quartet: Brubeck Meets Bach (2007) 2CDs"
Tracklist: Disc 1: ------- 01. Allegro 02. Adagio 03. Allegro 04. Prelude 05. Scherzo 06. Blues 07. Fugue 08. Rag 09. Chorale 10. Waltz 11. À La Turk Disc 2: ------- 11. St. Louis Blues, song 12. Unsquare Dance 13. Lullaby, for jazz ensemble 14. Brandenburg Gate, Revisited, for jazz ensemble 15. Regret, for solo piano & strings 16. Blue Rondo à La Turk 17. Take Five 18. Wiegenlied ("Guten Abend, gut Nacht"), song for voice & piano, Op. 49/4 --------------------
Performance Credits: *Dave Brubeck Quartet: Primary Artist,Ensemble *Russell Gloyd: Conductor *Anthony Paratore: Piano *Joseph Paratore: Piano *Bach Collegium Munich: Performing Ensemble Technical Credits: *Johannes Brahms: Composer *Dave Brubeck: Composer *Paul Desmond: Composer *W.C. Handy: Composer *Johann Sebastian Bach: Composer *Russell Gloyd: Arranger *Baldur Bockhoff: Liner Notes *Wolfgang Packeiser: Engineer *Kevin Kaska: Arranger *Christian Hoesch: Liner Notes *Rudolf Petzenhauser: Liner Notes *Helmut Pauli: Producer *Udo Wustendorfer: Engineer
"The Dave Brubeck Qt featuring the Bach Collegium Munich in concert in Frankfurt's Alte Oper on 13th November 2004. Brubeck presented a blend of jazz and classical music sometimes swinging, sometimes cool and jazzy. Fugues and the blues, waltzes and ragtime forge a unique ."
Oh No! They're rebroadcasting it and I missed it? I love that show!
GJ