We're guessing those new abs mean no more raucous behavior.
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Their next album is aiming bigger; it might be more raucous.
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But German politics is now poised to enter a more raucous phase.
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The maroon-shirted engineers started clapping again, and soon they grew more raucous.
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It is the one reminder of a ruder, more raucous time in the Garden's history.
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This one was much more raucous, with a larger-than-normal crowd of pro-government demonstrators.
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Under the Constitution, the Senate was intended to be a moderating influence on the more raucous House.
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"Now, I know we're in the heat of a more raucous political season than usual," he said.
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Seemingly energized by the more raucous Pennsylvania crowd, Mr. Trump ended his rally with a call to victory.
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In one of the more raucous portions of the conference, consultants assembled for a post-mortem session on campaign strategy.
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In addition to their more raucous gameplay, games like Commerce and Bulls and Bears swerved ever further away from religious themes.
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No, I don't think we've ever forced her to play the drums any louder or more raucous than she's comfortable with.
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But it is also a more raucous and risk-filled affair than the Academy Awards, starting with the humor of the host.
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But the gun-control sit-in of 2016 amounts to more raucous and much higher octane politics than either of those episodes.
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After the 0003 election, Trump complained to his political aides that he could have won the state with one more raucous rally.
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Soon, they were fist-bumping and exchanging embraces, while the cheering became more raucous as each brick in Clinton's "blue wall" fell.
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During that time she met another aspiring artist, Jane Fire, and the two decided to investigate a more raucous form of art.
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Still, I didn't sit down as the noise became louder and more raucous and students began to dance in the event hall.
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Patong beach is lined with cafes and bars, while the district's Bang La Road is known as one of Thailand's more raucous nightlife hotspots.
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He seemed pleased by this, he gave a quick bow, at which our toast turned more raucous, Nazdrave , we cried, the Bulgarian toast, Nazdrave .
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But it was the more raucous session earlier in the day where the passions of the campaign still seemed at a barely contained boil.
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Taylor Swift and Camila Cabello, both of whom were in their feet the entire song, even head-banging during the more raucous moments of the song.
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Fans at the U.S.T.A. Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows have long been more raucous than those at the sport's usually staid tournaments.
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The latter part of Trump's speech included detailed depictions of killings allegedly perpetrated by illegal immigrants, which he has previously brought up in much more raucous campaign rallies.
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One of the more raucous moments Tuesday night came when Trump, touting the economy he oversees, said women filled more than half of new jobs created last year.
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Even a quality recording like this one can't capture such an up, but you can definitely hear a more raucous, confident, and engaged Chilton than was his quirky norm.
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The event, along with an even quieter appearance at Columbia on Thursday evening, offered a contrast with Mr. Murray's more raucous reception at Middlebury College in Vermont this month.
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Noisey: It may be my stupid imagination, but the new song seems a bit more "rock" than the previous Jail Weddings songs, which were arguably more raucous goth girl group.
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Other more raucous, physically active Parker Brothers games like Ping-Pong and Pillow-Dex (imagine table volleyball with a balloon) combined players looking ridiculous with occasional collisions between the sexes.
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"Before, Deer Tick shows got increasingly more raucous and aggressive but to me this acoustic tour kind of brought us back to our roots of dynamic, multifaceted shows," explains Ryan.
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Sure, it was a little more raucous and chaotic because there were a lot more people to feed, but we did sit formally in a table and sang songs together.
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Before both conventions, it was widely assumed that the RNC would be the more raucous of the two, with many corporate donors staying away out of fear that tensions could erupt.
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I knew I wanted the cast to be performing live, which I learned from Hedwig is the best way to do a more raucous song because it sounds a bit canned otherwise.
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It's all part and parcel of the game experience at one of the more raucous buildings in the NHL, and few other teams employ anthem singers with the same sort of regularity.
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He never drops phrases from the microphones, as happens too often in the more raucous numbers, and he works with Cash's guitar style, holding the instrument high and close to the chest.
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Last month, Kin Euphorics held the public opening of their Kin Kin Clubhouse, a permanent physical location where the brand will serve Kin beverages during thoughtful programming and more raucous music nights alike.
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Its committee of a dozen identified experts, including athletic directors and former coaches, meeting weekly near Dallas like a slightly more raucous Vatican conclave, has garnered more respect than the B.C.S.'s often-criticized algorithm.
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There's a great juxtaposition between the fragility of, say, "The Heart Is Free" or "I Called You" and the more raucous songs, which is what people always focus on when talking about your live sets.
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Her sound, which skews toward the polished, grand side of church music, will be balanced by Brooklyn's own Hezekiah Walker and his Love Fellowship Choir, who favor a more raucous, groove-driven take on gospel.
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To be fair, he said, he doubted people in Norway would fill an arena for short-track speedskating, like they did here, but he still wished he had won his medal amid a more raucous atmosphere.
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Recruited to a clandestine government E.T.-hunting agency, they're a low-rent Scully and Mulder with something to prove, and Robinson and Scott are equally funny in the season's more raucous first half and its more melancholy second.
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On a recent Saturday, though, a far more raucous form of horsepower was in the air: scores of motorcycles tearing around the one-mile oval of the Meadowlands Racetrack in the final meet of the American Flat Track season.
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The election security report is the first public documentation of the Senate intel panel's inquiry into Russian interference in the election, a mainly closed-door investigation that has stood in stark contrast to its more raucous counterpart in the House.
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As Seton Hall chipped away at a 9-point deficit, the fans grew more raucous, reaching a deafening level when Angel Delgado (19 points and 16 rebounds) gave the Pirates a 42-543 lead with 12 minutes 15 seconds left.
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Taking the axiom "you had to be there" literally, immersive theater productions — the multidisciplinary genre includes artful extravaganzas like "Sleep No More" as well as more raucous fare like "Drunk Shakespeare" — are resurrecting bygone chapters in gay history this spring.
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The changes do however run the risk of provoking a culture shock among longtime members not familiar with more raucous preaching traditions, and some groups even carry stricter beliefs and practices like speaking in tongues that could appear shocking to more tradition churchgoers.
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However, if social media and comment sections of websites keep growing more raucous—and they continue to be used by more and more people—we can expect a general hate in the world to increase, until we feel loathing at most everything.
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But as they took questions, first from the Senate Intelligence Committee, and then for Dorsey in front of a decidedly more raucous hearing in front of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, they provided few definitive answers to the lawmakers looking for answers.
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Trump hit on many of the same points he lays out in his more raucous campaign rallies, pledging his unwavering support for law enforcement, emphasizing the need for stricter immigration laws and painting Democrats as pro-crime and anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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The program — which has had a reputation as a less stuffy, more raucous cousin of the Oscars and the Emmys — will be Hollywood's first major award show following a year in which the entertainment industry was roiled by one sexual misconduct scandal after another.
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Seated at the wood-carved dais of the Ways and Means Committee room, the grandest meeting chamber in the House, lawmakers appeared to feel the weight of the occasion, refraining from some of the more raucous tactics that have marked the impeachment process so far in favor of passionate statements of principle.
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As we walked through the bright hallways, decorated, like day care and kindergarten hallways everywhere, with personalized cubbies (all the names here in English and Mandarin) and children's art, we could hear much more raucous noises coming from the gym where groups of children were presumably engaging in more physical — and more chaotic — activity.
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The final shows, which go long past midnight, have a reputation for being dirtier and more raucous (a guy once threw a beer mug at Donald Trump Jr., sending him to a hospital), but the reason they have become a popular tourist destination is the possibility that Louis C.K., Chris Rock or Kevin Hart might make a surprise appearance.
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For those who crave Latin music, it's possible to catch Willie Colón, Oscar D'León, Andy Montañez, and other bandleader heavyweights at the Barclays Center for the 34th New York Salsa Festival (June 9), or to spend a more raucous and freewheeling evening at Le Poisson Rouge, when the guitarist Marc Ribot reunites Los Cubanos Postizos, a band that brilliantly and unironically "faked" the music of the Cuban icon Arsenio Rodriguez (June 17).
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All the people rocked back and forth as they sang, many with their eyes shut, entirely lost in the music.' (Quoting Lebeau, 1911.) from The Island Churches of the South Pacific by Charles W. Forman. Orbis Books, 1982. A more raucous set of songs is called himene tarava.
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The song also appears to have influenced the Bruce Springsteen single "We Take Care of Our Own" released in January 2012. Ian Broudie's song may in turn bear the influence of a more raucous track, 1979's "Life of Riley" by Cardiff band Zipper, released on Virgin and written by bassist Andy Brice.
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Leah Coloff started cello lessons at the age of six. She attended the New England Conservatory. However, she became disillusioned, finding "the recital halls stuffed with haughty academics and enema-lovin' white people...", and found herself drawn to more raucous, darker music, and moved to Brooklyn, New York upon graduating. In 1999 she produced her debut rock album, Dark Sweet Heart under Searching Eye Records.
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Users may also use spellings that reflect their illocutionary force and intention rather than using the standard spelling. For example, the use of "haha" to signify "standard" laughter, and "muahaha" to encode perhaps more raucous or evil sound of laughter. In this, regional variations in spelling can also be observed. As such, SMS language, with its intergroup variations, also serves as an identity marker.
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In 1976, Korman shifted to oil paints for greater flexibility and experimented with radically different directions, sometimes at the same time. Overall, her work of this period features livelier color, looser wet-on-wet brushwork and more raucous rhythms, which take forms ranging from uneven bands of color and free-form shapes to buckling grid patterns and loosely geometric shapes to gestural lines and scribbles.Whelan, Richard. "Harriet Korman," ARTnews, May 1980.
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Retrieved March 22, 2019. ultimately in an effort to liven-up in the in-arena atmosphere following a poor campaign on the ice. While the Diablos have ultimately ceased to be supported directly by the organization and the following ownership group has focused on different methods of enhancing the fan experience, Section 122 and its general vicinity continues to be a source of more raucous behavior and general hostility towards opposing teams.
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This song was used in the 1969-1970 concert classic set list. It is often switched with "Sensation" on setlists, including in the movie and in the Broadway musical as Tommy rejoices at regaining his sight, voice and hearing after the shock provided by his mother. In 1975-1976, the song was reintegrated into The Who's set list. The version played at these shows featured more raucous vocals and a reworked guitar riff.
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It includes a humorous jab at Prince's name change: "Change my name to some funky fresh dingbat/Like 'the artist formerly known as TR-i'". "Cast the First Stone" is an example of Rundgren's heavier, more raucous electronic style. In it, Rundgren rails against moral hypocrites. It is similar in feel and sentiment to songs such as "Mammon" and "Liars" on his later Liars album but also to "Fascist Christ" from No World Order.
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Petty described the album as "a little more rough and ready, a bit more raucous" than Vol. 1, while Dylan said the new songs were more developed as compositions relative to the "scraped up from jam tapes" approach to the band's debut. Vol. 3 was released on 29 October 1990. It was dedicated to Orbison, as "Lefty Wilbury", the pseudonym that Orbison had used in 1988 in honour of his hero Lefty Frizzell.
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After the Civil War ended in 1648, the new Puritan government clamped down on "unlawful assemblies", in particular the more raucous sports such as football. Their laws also demanded a stricter observance of the Sabbath than there had been previously. As the Sabbath was the only free time available to the lower classes, cricket's popularity may have waned during the Commonwealth. However, it did flourish in public fee-paying schools such as Winchester and St Paul's.
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Like many of their Flying Nun stable-mates, the band hailed from the southern city of Dunedin. They formed from the ashes of The DoubleHappys, a band comprising Shayne Carter, Wayne Elsey and John Collie. The tragic accidental death of Elsey saw Carter and Collie join forces with David Wood (ex-Working With Walt) in 1986 to form Straitjacket Fits. Andrew Brough (from The Orange) signed on the following year, adding a foil in the form of a pop sensibility to Carter's more raucous songwriting.
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The Novelty Orchestra—playing rags, schottisches, waltzes, polkas and two-steps—alternated sets with the more raucous jazz band. While the jazz band was exciting, only the bravest dancers could contend with its tempo. So the resulting show was a successful balance between the revolutionary rhythm of jazz and more sedate material that was friendlier to dancers. According to the 1917 Christmas ad, Fuller also maintained two other groups, his "Celebrated Society Orchestra" and "Earl Fuller's Combination Seven," but of these only the first group is known on recordings through a single Victor side.
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Of the two Chicago parades, the other being in downtown, the South Side Irish Parade was the more raucous occasion. The 2009 parade was presumably the last parade. On March 25, 2009, the South Side Irish St. Patrick's Day Parade Committee announced that they were not planning to stage a parade in its present form in March 2010. They noted that the event had become too large for the community to accommodate and the difficulty in policing such a large crowd while maintaining the dignity of the event.
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Later in the year, Lynott went on a solo tour and released his second solo album, which did not sell particularly well. Snowy White left the band in August 1982, having tired of the disorganised schedules and Lynott's drug problems, although by his own admission he was too restrained and quiet to fit in well with his more raucous bandmates.Interview with Snowy White, BBC Radio 1, "The Friday Rock Show", 8 January 1986. White went on to achieve top ten chart success in the UK with his single "Bird of Paradise" in 1983.
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Along with the change of style the band was also going through label changes. Up until that point they had been on the Blue Horizon label, but with Kirwan in the band the musical possibilities had become too diverse for a blues-only label. The band signed with Immediate Records and released the single "Man of the World", which became another British and European hit. For the B-side Spencer fronted Fleetwood Mac as "Earl Vince and the Valiants" and recorded "Somebody's Gonna Get Their Head Kicked In Tonite", typifying the more raucous rock 'n' roll side of the band.
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The Neapolitan moresca à 3 appeared only "after the canzone villanesca alla napolitana à 3 had gained a secure foothold"Donna Cardamone cited in introduction to Complete madrigals. 2. Madrigals a 4, greghesche a 4, 5, and 7, Volume 2 Andrea Gabrieli and can be considered a development of the villanesca from bucolic to more raucous subject matter; in text, language and musical idiom. Chronologically, moresche belong the last years of Renaissance polyphonic song before monody and Baroque polyphony, and also on the cusp of change from the dominance in Italy of Flemish masters such as Adrian Willaert to native Italians such as Andrea Gabrieli.
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Side two of the record contained two lengthy tunes from a concert at Stanford University from August 1968. The tracks are notable for their revelations of the Ellis band's contemporary live sound, which was far more raucous than either of their previous live recordings. In early 1969, the Orchestra was back in Columbia Studios to record "The New Don Ellis Band Goes Underground", a collection of several pop songs (arranged by Ellis) and some Ellis originals. The album features vocalist Patti Allen on songs by Laura Nyro, The Isley Brothers, and Sly Stone; it also includes "Bulgarian Bulge", a composition based on a Bulgarian folk tune in 33/16 time.
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Monument convinced the group to do a sitar and fuzz-laden version of "Dream Baby", which would appear as the A-side of their November 1966 single and on the ensuing album. The Bittersweet album showed a gentler and more folk- influenced side of the band, as they were beginning to explore more eclectic stylings in-keeping with the psychedelic mood of the. However, the album ends with one of the more raucous versions of Van Morrison's oft-recorded garage- anthem "Gloria". Guernsey feels that they group could have made a better album, admitting that they did not take the album or Nashville seriously enough.
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Revere and Warren, in addition to having common political views, were also both active in the same local Masonic lodges. Although Revere was not one of the "Loyal Nine"—organizers of the earliest protests against the Stamp Act—he was well connected with its members, who were laborers and artisans. Revere did not participate in some of the more raucous protests, such as the attack on the home of Lieutenant Governor Thomas Hutchinson. In 1765, a group of militants who would become known as the Sons of Liberty formed, of which Revere was a member. From 1765 on, in support of the dissident cause, he produced engravings and other artifacts with political themes.
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The album Nipples was recorded in 1969 with many of the Machine Gun musicians, including drummer Han Bennink, pianist Fred Van Hove, and tenor saxophonist Evan Parker, plus British guitarist Derek Bailey. The second set of takes from these sessions, called More Nipples, is more raucous. Fuck De Boere (Dedicated to Johnny Dyani) is a live album of free sessions from these early years, containing two long improvisations, a 1968 recording of "Machine Gun" live (earlier than the studio version) and a longer jam from 1970. Brötzmann was a member of Bennink's Instant Composers Pool, a collective of musicians who released their own records and that grew into a 10-piece orchestra.
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After the success of the Aberdeen Student Show during the 1990s, several members of the script team, during the 1996 last night party, toyed with the idea of creating a more raucous version. For years, a substantial body of material had been rejected from the Show on the grounds that it was too "out of left field", not of a piece with the remainder of the production, or just indecent. Writers Greg Gordon, Andrew Brebner, Charles Sandison, Ewan MacGillivray and Grant Campbell started meeting on a regular basis, creating new characters and ideas. After a while, due to other commitments and relocations, only Gordon and Brebner remained; but by the end of 1997 they had enough material to put on a show.
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"In 1890, when the coal boom was in full swing," Bullitt "organized the Police Guard of Big Stone Gap. The Guard was formed to suppress the more raucous behavior of the mountaineers who periodically poured into town looking for excitement." The Guard and its activities were described by its most famous member, the popular author John Fox Jr.. Fox used Bullitt as the model for the "Captain of the Guard" character in his best-selling book, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine, and Fox dedicated his earlier book Blue-grass and Rhododendron, published in 1901, to Bullitt and McDowell, along with Horace Ethelbert Fox, as "The First Three Captains of the Guard." The Trail of the Lonesome Pine sold more than 1.5 million copies by 1942.
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During 1970, with the Immediate label having finally collapsed Humble Pie signed to A&M; Records, and Dee Anthony became their manager. Anthony was focused on the US market and discarded the acoustic set, instigating a more raucous sound with Marriott as the front man. The group's first album for A&M;, Humble Pie, was released later that year and alternated between progressive rock and hard rock. A single, "Big Black Dog", was released to coincide with the album and failed to chart, however the band was becoming known for popular live rock shows in the US. It was during this period that Peter Frampton acquired his famed "Phenix" guitar, the black 1954 Les Paul Custom which became his signature instrument and his favourite guitar for the next decade.
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While the 1920 and 1924 municipal elections went forth relatively quietly, the 1929 election was considerably more raucous. This stemmed from a proposal from the Mayor's Office to town council just before the election to raise Siben to full-time, professional mayor. Outrage was the response, for on the one hand, the electorate would thereby be bypassed, and on the other, many found the yearly salary of 12,000 Reichsmark quite beyond the pale against the backdrop of the Great Depression, which had just broken out. Nonetheless, Siben got just enough votes from the Unparteiische Bürgerliste to become the professional mayor for the next five years. At the next council election, which came shortly thereafter and had an unusually high voter turnout, the Unparteiische Bürgerliste lost almost half its council members, many to the protest movement Fortschritt und Freiheit (“Progress and Freedom”), whose leader, Friedrich Schreck, rose to become the deputy mayor after Siben.
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The switchover between venues is handled in a clever segue in the opening minute of the track "A Wild and Crazy Guy" which opened Side Two of the original vinyl long-player – Steve reads a bogus financial disclosure report to the audience at The Boarding House nightclub, and when he gets to calculating concert revenues he reveals his desire to make over $2 million on a single show; the audience reaction quickly segues from the enclosed intimacy of The Boarding House to the far more raucous open amphitheatre of Red Rocks near Denver. Martin reprises his role as Georg, one of the Czech Festrunk Brothers (a role he had popularized with Dan Aykroyd on Saturday Night Live) on two tracks – the second half of "A Wild and Crazy Guy" and "You Naive Americans". The album won the Grammy Award in 1979 for Best Comedy Album.Grammy Awards and Nominations for Steve Martin, Grammy.com.
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