Jazzing for the Spiders in a Boston Cave
A narrator recalls playing piano for the Spiders gang in a cave, noting rough behavior and flirtatious local women. The tale centers on an arrest alibi, a cigar incident that led to illness, and the plan to reveal Hickson’s whereabouts before media exposure. In the end the case dissolves and the singer contemplates avoiding late night jazz sessions.
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Albert
Kitty
A Case of Winning a Lady's Favor at Pasco’s Roping
Turk McGlory, from Texas, enters Pasco’s steer roping facing top cowboys like Bud Oliver and Buster Graham. The crowd gathers under Arizona sun as Turk contemplates his first public roping and wonders about his chances against famed ropers in the corral.
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Texas
Pasco’s
Turk McGlory
Turk
Arizona
Carver
Pasco
Bud Oliver
Los Angeles
Bud
Buster Graham
Halverson
Doc Mason
Buffalo Bill
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Ninth Avenue
Taté
Alice
Headquarters
Barsden
The
Boston Post
the McClure
Ray Stannard Baker
Carl Lagerquist