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PAD |
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someone's domicile |
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"His pad now jumped with the sweet swinging light of life." |
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[ The Hip Einie ] |
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PARTY PAD |
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a home especially set up for having a party |
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"I got a party pad over the hill here. Everything to have a good time with." |
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[ Bad-Rapping of the Marquis De Sade ] |
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PATRILLO |
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a leader of musicians, derived from the name of James M. Patrillo, head of the musicians union of Chicago |
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"And Mr. Rabadee, the Indian Patrillo. . . " |
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[ The Hip Gan ] # |
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PAVEMENT RASH |
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being down and out |
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"I've suffered from pavement rash." |
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[ The Gasser ] |
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PEEPERS |
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eyes |
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"Then like a solid musical cat, to blow the pipe, his hip lips wrinkled, neon green and blue his sharp peepers twinkled, like a candle flame where the salt is sprinkled. " |
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[ The Swingin' Pied Piper ] |
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PETTICOATS OF PARIS |
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on the outskirts of Paris |
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"They're sitting in a little gin joint on the petticoats of Paris." |
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[ Bad-Rapping of the Marquis De Sade ] |
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PICK UP |
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become aware of |
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"They wailed so hard that the snakes in the jungle picked up on the lick." |
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[ The Hip Gan ] |
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PICK UP ON |
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to hear, to enjoy |
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" . . . with my bent frame limping as before, and to never pick up on that sweet jazz no more." |
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[ The Swingin' Pied Piper ] + |
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PIKE |
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a road |
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"Let's cut out down the pike." |
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[ The Nazz ] |
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PILOT LIGHT |
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breath, spark of life |
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". . . we were breathin' in staccato to keep the pilot light lit." |
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[ The Gasser ] |
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PIN |
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to nail or affix, also to locate |
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"And on the cross there's five thousand Christians, from two to toothless, pinned to the cross." |
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[ Nero ] |
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PITY KICK |
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a feeling pity for another |
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". . . so he really got the gig on a pity kick" |
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[ The Hip Einie ] |
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PLAYCATS |
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playmates |
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"It's a real solid drag in our town since my play cats cut out" |
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[ The Swingin' Pied Piper ] + |
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PLAYING THE IGNORE |
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feigning unawareness |
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"He ain't moving a hair, see? Little ol' fawn-tail blonde, she dig, dig, dig, playing the ignore for the gorilla, see? But the gorilla know the blonde know that the gorilla in there." |
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[ Bad-Rapping of the Marquis De Sade ] |
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POD |
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head |
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"I nudged my pod." |
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[ The Ballad Of Dan McGroo ] + |
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POKE |
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money, gold |
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"The chick had kissed him and swung with his poke." |
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[ The Ballad Of Dan McGroo ] + |
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POLISHED PENGUINS PERSONAL SALUTE TO THE NORTH STAR |
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an aerodynamic jet headed straight upwards |
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"through all this Captain Cool is coming on like a polished penguin's personal salute to the North Star" |
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[ Buckley Describes First Jet Ride ] |
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POOL |
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a large body of water |
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"... man, every time I stick my nose out of this pool of water I sure see some crazy jazz ..." |
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[ Jonah and The Whale ] |
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POPULANCE |
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a variation on the word populace, meaning those that make up the majority of a society |
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"'But, ' he said, 'if I was you I wouldn't go down there amongst them crosses, you see, 'cause,' he says, 'the populance is down there. . ." |
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[ Nero ] |
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POUNCE OF THE NOW |
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today's cutting edge |
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"The intimate social language of the American Beauty Negro . . . has a fantastic sense of renewal that'll take any old and revered movement and swing it right up to the pounce of the now." |
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[ KPFA Interview With Bill Butler - 9-16-59 ] + |
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POUND OF TREYS |
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a quantity of illicit drugs |
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". . . and a pound of treys in the toolbox." |
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[ Governor Slugwell ] |
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PRE FLIGHT JAZZ BOOK |
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a highly technical pre-flight manual |
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"They put a pre flight jazz book on me, that was a gasser." |
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[ Buckley Describes First Jet Ride ] |
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PUSH |
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strength |
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". . . lacking the push of a mouse." |
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[ The Ballad Of Dan McGroo ] + |
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PUSHIN' SHAKESPEARE |
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challenging for supremacy |
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"Man, dig what this Genius done put down! This cat is pushin' Shakespeare!" |
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[ Nero ] |
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PUSS |
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the face |
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"You know, I didn't get all these miles on my puss in one lifetime." |
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[ Bad-Rapping of the Marquis De Sade ] |
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PUT A SOUND ON |
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to talk to someone |
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"This is the first time I ever put a sound on you." |
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[ The Gasser ] + |
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PUT DOWN |
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to get ride of, to separate from |
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"He had to put down Cleo, which he didn't want to do, 'cause Cleo was one o' them early-day Elizabeth Taylor chicks . . . But he had to put her down and go defend Marc." |
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[ Marc Anthony's Funeral Oration ] + |
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PUT THE FINGER ON |
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select |
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"Ain't that crazy? Ninety-six million cats for the Lord to put his finger on and he select Jonah. Ain't that groovy?" |
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[ Jonah and The Whale ] |
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PUT THE SCENE DOWN |
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do some work or complete a project |
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"We'll tote this here news into the Treasury Cat and sound him for a little expedition money and put the scene down and make a little history." |
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[ The Hip Einie ] |
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PUTTIN' DOWN |
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creating, generating or demonstrating |
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"Man, that chick is puttin' down some action!!" |
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[ Nero ] |
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PUTTING THE BURN ON |
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staring intently or scrutinizingly at, |
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". . . and all of them putting the burn on me like I had personally cut out with the Statue of Liberty." |
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[ Buckley Describes First Jet Ride ] |
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