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Old 06-02-2004, 12:39 PM   #1
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Music 101--By Professor R. Wiggums
I was watching one of the music channels the other day...They're a digital audio feed with some pretty graphics and musical factoids about musicians or music.

Well, they came up with this gem of a factoid...Early white jazz artists relied heavily on scores, while early black jazz artists relied more on improv.

And I'm sitting here, wondering about whoever put that up...does your cat's breath smell like catfood? And if so, do you understand why?

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--John Rogers
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