Well, yeah.  You don't think it would have been such a wonderful world back then do ya without the herb?
 
 
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Worshipped by musicians, adored by the public and loved by the people
who knew him (including ex-wives), the mature Armstrong's career was
dazzling, his life positively storybook.

And through it all, he smoked his gage.

"His regimen," wrote David A. Jasen and Gene Jones in Black Bottom
Stomp (Routledge, 2002), "included a daily dose of Swiss Kriss (an
herbal laxative that he swore by), a few applications of the lip salve
made for him by a German trombonist named Franz Schuritz, some red
beans and rice -- when he could find them on a hotel menu -- and
several marijuana cigarettes."

Despite his habit, he was always a meticulous professional,
dependable, emotionally stable and universally cherished for his
folksy wit and wisdom.


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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Llundrub" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I used to wait tables at a Sheraton here in NOLA where all they
played needless to say was Old Satchmo.  So consequently I enjoyed the
irony of being under pressure and listening to the Oh-So-Happy lyrics.
Of course after hearing the song half a million times I was making up
my own lyrics:
>
> I see skys of gray,
> fireworks in the night
> Dessert Storm on TV,
> the whole world likes a fight,
>
> and I say to myself,
> what a beautiful world?
>
> Atom bombs on Tokyo,
> Genetic mutants in Rangoon,
> Hoards of angry Muslims
> With body parts all strewn.
>
> The whores have pinpoint pupils
> and will do anything,
> around the world, or double,
> from LA to Peking.
>
> Slavery's alive and doing fine,
> Only the second black market commodity
> After drugs, and before guns,
> Used to be it was an oddity.
>
> And I say to myself,
> what a beautiful world....
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Patrick Gillam
> To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2005 8:03 AM
> Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: An Obsure Post to Unc: Its a Wonderful
World
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>
> Two other arrangements of "What a Wonderful
> World" that I like are by Joey Ramone and
> Innocence Mission. Each is at the opposite
> end of the spectrum from the other. Go to
> iTunes Music Store and listen to the samples.
>
>    "I see friends shaking hands, saying, 'How
>     do you do?' / They're really saying, 'I love you.'"
>
> My eyes tear up just writing the lyric.
>
> - Patrick Gillam
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