ell Im t o rombone.  been a bone man been king of jazz for many years. But no Spicy MacLammermoor, t. Maybe I better play a fees out of to reassure myself.

    quot;o; said somebody standing on t;Did you ?quot;

    quot;I did,quot; said his companion.

    quot;Can you distinguis ;

    quot;Used to could.quot;

    quot;t playing?quot;

    quot;Sounds like o me. t perfectly selected notes ;

    quot;t?quot;

    quot;tained only by artists of tian, Mississippi.  Spicy MacLammermoor is gone.quot;

    rombone in its trombone case and  to a gig. At the gig everyone fell back before him, bowing.

    quot;! er! ;

    quot; a decide.quot;

    quot; Smoke?quot;

    quot;o; everybody said. quot;Did you ?  knock a fella out, just t a intonation on t boy! God Almig;

    quot;I dont  to play Smoke, quot; somebody said.

    quot;ould you repeat t, stranger?quot;

    quot;I dont  to play Smoke. Smoke is dull. I dont like to play Smoke. quot;

    quot;o play Smoke! But ;

    quot;Man, you from outa to do you mean you refuse to play Smoke?  on t;

    quot;I am okyo, Japan.quot;

    quot;Os, e;

    quot;Yes Im top trombone man in all of Japan.quot;

    quot;ell youre ennessee tea Room still top jazz place in tokyo?quot;

    quot;No, top jazz place in tokyo is t;

    quot;ts nice. O.K., no like ;

    they said:

    quot;Good God!quot;

    quot;Yes, ts s of rays coming out of it, some red rays, some blue rays, so