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Can you see one of today's artists doing a remake:
"Who wants deez nutz? Bitch, I gots deez nutz. Muthafuker, back off deez nutz! Ya'll muz be nutz!
Muthafuckin' nutz!
Salt, salt, salt peanuts, mother fucker!"
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now here is some Super Bowl eating..
eat them til I'm hurtin'
Those look good :0074
I think joker is the only one that knew what I was talking about.
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It you'd get a horn smiley it would help......
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"Salt Peanuts" is a bebop tune reportedly composed by Dizzy Gillespie in 1942, credited "with the collaboration of" bebop drummer Kenny Clarke.
In fact, while the verbal exhortation "Salt Peanuts, Salt Peanuts!" is closely identified with Dizzy Gillespie, the musical motif upon which it is based actually predates Gillespie/Clarke by at least several months, as it appears as a repeated six-note instrumental phrase played on piano by Count Basie on his July 2, 1941 recording of "Basie Boogie" for the Columbia/OKeh label. Basie also played it in a recorded live performance at Cafe Society later that year<SUP id=cite_ref-0 class=reference>[1]</SUP>. Both recordings are available on CD for verification as examples that predate Dizzy Gillespie's first use of the phrase.
two of my favorites Dizzy and Count
"Salt Peanuts" is a bebop tune reportedly composed by Dizzy Gillespie in 1942, credited "with the collaboration of" bebop drummer Kenny Clarke.
In fact, while the verbal exhortation "Salt Peanuts, Salt Peanuts!" is closely identified with Dizzy Gillespie, the musical motif upon which it is based actually predates Gillespie/Clarke by at least several months, as it appears as a repeated six-note instrumental phrase played on piano by Count Basie on his July 2, 1941 recording of "Basie Boogie" for the Columbia/OKeh label. Basie also played it in a recorded live performance at Cafe Society later that year<SUP id=cite_ref-0 class=reference>[1]</SUP>. Both recordings are available on CD for verification as examples that predate Dizzy Gillespie's first use of the phrase.
two of my favorites Dizzy and Count
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I guess you knew it started from another thread. I finally got it out of my head and now have it back again :0008
It?s taken me all my life to learn what not to play.
? Dizzy Gillespie
and yet dizzy played the vuvuzela?...:0corn
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nothing better than a cold beer..a hot babe and 4 or 5 CD's of "The Count" and The Duke" ready to go..
oh the good times ...
Gezzzzz please oh please just let me do that 25-45 stretch just one more time.
Duke and Coltrane
It don't get much better than this..:0031
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oh the good times ...
Gezzzzz please oh please just let me do that 25-45 stretch just one more time.
Duke and Coltrane
It don't get much better than this..:0031
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