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Well, Herbie, selflinking videos is prohibited on this site. Please refer to posting guidelines.

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I've met a few heavyweight jazz musicians-Dizzy Gillespie, Marcus Roberts, Sonny Rollins, McCoy Tyner, Herbie Mann, uhhh...Met B.B. KIng after a show (all these are in passing after shows) Partied with Ike Willis a couple times in different states (guitar player for Zappa for years)
Played 3 holes of golf onna photo shoot with Nolan Ryan when he pitched for the Astros.
Met a few rock stars, Met and spoke with Roger Daltrey when I was 11 years old atta Mall record shop in Dallas(1976 NA Tour, last with Kieth Moon) , my mom was standing in line to get her albums autographed, and then when it was her turn, she grabbed Daltrey by his head and hi-jacked him with a wet one, got a picture of that one...Daltrey looked overwhelmed and looked over at me and asked, "That your mum?!"

Most impressive star-saturation came Labor Day weekend, 1975 in Atoka Oklahoma atta 3-day outdoor concert event...camp out-I was 10, found a backstage pass onna chain, and wandered around backstage and on buses with a fuckload of country stars.
Waylon Jennings, Jerry Jeff Walker, can't remember em all, I was a little kid but i remember a lotta musicians tripping on me running around backstage-Some thought I was just a roadie's kid.
Met Jerry Lee Lewis backstage there....

I started looking into the Rovers after news of a new one came out and I actually got a bit fond of them. I thought it was hilarious that I could become fond of this radio controlled carbot on Mars but all those years of Pixar movies and video games and I'm back to where I was as a child...believing Herbie was alive

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>> ^bareboards2:

I suspect that spawn is a fan of Lindsay Lohan -- and that this was posted as a paean to her beauty. I'm surprised that it has prompted a criticism of her looks.
It's a stupid MOVIE, whichever actor is cast as.... what? Tortured Enigmatic Beauty?


Her acting skills tits were pretty good in Machete, but I refuse to see Herbie Fully Loaded, and can't really think of any other movie she was in. So not really a fan, nor a hater.

8 votes so far, so this deserves a 2nd chance in Beggars Canyon, *beg

If it has sparked a conversation or controversy, then it has succeeded as art. (I'll leave the fail tag though). I'm sure the Venetians will hate it too.

Hehe, she drives Herbie.

I, being a huge Herbie Hancock fan, assigned this video to jazz without reading the comments first. Do what you will.

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>> ^notarobot

Sorry, I'm with calvados. A random overlay like that is not enough to qualify it.

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this song sounds a hell of a lot like Chameleon by Herbie Hancock.

I always wondered how someone would perform Dance music live, now I know - reminds me of the first time I saw Herbie Hancock perform "Rock it" on the live on the awards show (it was back in the 80s... shhhh).

Thanks for the promote!

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I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen it with my own two eyes. I'd actually love to hear Stevie and Herbie to an album full of Howard Hones/Thomas Dolby covers.

I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen it with my own two eyes. I'd actually love to hear Stevie and Herbie to an album full of Howard Hones/Thomas Dolby covers.

The international Red Cross said Tuesday that Israel has fired white phosphorus shells in its offensive in the Gaza Strip, but has no evidence to suggest it is being used improperly or illegally.

The comments came after a human rights organization accused the Jewish state of using the incendiary agent, which ignites when it strikes the skin and burns straight through or until it is cut off from oxygen. It can cause horrific injuries.


White phosphorus is not considered a chemical weapon.

"In some of the strikes in Gaza it's pretty clear that phosphorus was used," Herby told The Associated Press. "But it's not very unusual to use phosphorus to create smoke or illuminate a target. We have no evidence to suggest it's being used in any other way."

In response, the IDF said Tuesday that it "wishes to reiterate that it uses weapons in compliance with international law, while strictly observing that they be used in accordance with the type of combat and its characteristics."

Herby said that using phosphorus to illuminate a target or create smoke is legitimate under international law, and that there was no evidence the Jewish state was intentionally using phosphorus in a questionable way, such as burning down buildings or consciously putting civilians at risk.
http://www.nowpublic.com/world/red-cross-israels-use-white-phosphorus-not-illegal