(don't Mess With) Clear Lake Women

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Don't Mess With Texa is the 1991 bootleg CD by British hard rock band Led Zeppelin. This was recorded at the Texas International Pop Festival in August 1969, two weeks after the end of Woodstock in New York. This was released by Oh Boy.

For his first live set since 2007’s Red Hot & Live!, Brian Setzer doesn’t stray far from the blueprint, offering another big-band concert recorded in Japan. Don’t Mess with a Big Band: Live! lasts a little longer, running 19 songs to Red Hot & Live!’s 16, and it has a snappier big-band swing, a sensibility that infects even his rockabilly medley.

Pianist, singer, and songwriter Big Joe Duskin got his start playing piano in church, accompanying his father's sermons with gospel hymns. He began playing piano at age seven, but the sounds of bluesmen passing through Cincinnati, OH, caught his ear and his imagination, and his life changed. Duskin was born February 10, 1921, in Birmingham, AL, the third youngest of 11 children. His father was a preacher who found steady work on the railroad and moved the family to Cincinnati. Duskin grew up not far from the Union Terminal train station where his father reported to work. Cincinnati, situated as it is on the Ohio River, was a bustling place in the 1930s and '40s, owing to plentiful jobs on the riverboats and the railroads.

This is the story about a Mossad agent Zohan Dvir, who fakes his death so he can re-emerge in New York City as a hair stylist. He romances his clients by giving them "special services" in the back room. However, he is eventually recognized, and risks losing his newfound life and career.