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I have made it just as you described and it came out delicious... except instead of beef broth use red wine, the kind people drink, not that cooking crap. It really does elevate the flavor quite a bit.

Chicken and stuffing one sounds great and easy as ***** to make. I read some of the comments and using cream of mushroom soup instead of chicken sounds good... already have chicken stock in there as it is. Lining the bottom with sticks of celery and some carrots also is a good suggestion.

That sounds pretty good. I looked up the curry you mentioned online, I'll have to see if any of the local places sell it. If I do find it I'm going to use goat instead of lamb.

The Flock never interested me, there was never anything that really stuck out imo. Still, I would put him up there with Papa John, JLP, Edwin Jobson, and the dude from ELO as far as rock/jazz violinists go. There was one chick though that tore up out of the blue, can't remember her name. Edit: bad on me, I left out Don "sugarcane" Harris... that dude could tear a violin in half and make it still sound good.

Correct. That pic was from 66 on a guitar he didn't play much afterwards. Nothing but top notch musicians in this Orchestra. Also did work with Santana and others.

Not him but man did my grandfather love his show.

Not Mason Williams. Maybe this one Isn't "fairly easy" but its not fairly hard either... guess it depends on what styles of music one listens to.

Not one of the Smothers Brothers... This guy played in an orchestra.

No correct answer yet lol...

Not Burt.

Not FZ... This is a mid 60's photograph.

Name this person... fairly easy one.

I don't know who that is but why? The Javelin only got better looking as the years went by... when we lived in Wyoming County some jackass drove an absolutely gorgeous 71 (I think) off of the road and over a concrete water pipe right next to our property. It was purple... and what a killer car it was. They just towed it away, don't know what happened afterwards. When I first met the wife girl she was driving a Gremlin, a lime green one at that lol.

Javelin:

We used to have them in WNY... used to get a postcard every year for your birthday, good for one dog, one fry, and one root beer. I still have one that I never used, probably because I wasn't old enough to drive at the time. That place was a real treat once a year or so.

I'm good... I have this going for me:

1967

Could have swore that's where I saw it... either way, I've seen it before. Won't go back through the thread though.

I saw this on the Sabres site a few years ago... well, look at me lol... got one right!

I have seen this photo before but I don't remember who it is. Danny Gare?

Dentist I had in the later 60's (not sure why I even needed one when I was 7-8 years old actually) had this version or one similar but I remember it was a light green color. Like yours, he worked out of his house... Dr. Bachman, somewhere between Lancaster and Clarence, I forget the road. He wore the "reflector" headband thing and, like I said... have no idea why I was there, had this huge needle apparatus for novacaine... he sterilized it on a fkn bunsen burner, not kidding. The whole thing reminded me of House of Wax... and scared the ***** out of me just like the movie did lol. He was a very nice man though... guess that's how it was, glad we have moved on.