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The folks at the agency wish you a very Happy Thanksgiving. We have a lot to be thankful for, including Lena's new beau (details are unknown, naturally), Tina's recording contract (blues standards) and Jim's upcoming nuptials to the effervescent Emmie. Oh, we also have to mention the little ones Freddie and Gidget are ready to welcome into their family.

We are planning to take a sabbatical through the end of the year, thanks to our recent fiscally rewarding cases. You'll see us again in 2025, solving more musical crimes in New Orleans and elsewhere. So, Happy Thanksgiving, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you all!

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Garage bands proliferated in the '60s and '70s. This one is a good example. Morly Grey produced only one album (1972) but exhibited a proficiency that could have carried them to greater heights. It was an Ohio band, obviously a local favorite because there are a few videos of the group playing live gigs. Simple combo--guitar, bass, drum, but the lead guitar playing is pretty good. Judge for yourself.

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Head gofer here. Beers went on vacation with Freddie and put me in charge. Well, not actually, but Lena and Tina are fighting over who's second in command, so I stepped into the breach. Beers probably considers everybody equals, but that's not gonna work with two strong-willed women competing for supremacy. Anyway, I hope he's enjoying some relaxation in the mountains. It's apparently Freddie's last getaway before the baby arrives, so I'm certain he's making good use of his time off. Well, not certain...

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Our head gofer just returned from the printers with the initial run of our new case history. This one has it all--murder, music, mayhem, madness. We knew little about New Orleans native Louis Armstrong but came away with a better understanding of his importance to the city's music scene. Widespread distribution of this report starts in September.