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...largely instrumental number in two parts; the year before, Cozy Cole (whose drumming career had stretched from Jelly Roll Morton to Charlie Parker, and who had recorded a Leiber-Stoller number as "Hound Dog Special" in 1954) enjoyed a two-sided hit with "Topsy." What was unusual was the four-part structure: three verses of piano, then four verses of blues patter, then the "What?d I say" chorus, and finally two minutes of boy-call-and-girl-response foreplay leading to the orgasm of the "What?d I say" chorus augmented by horns and the Raelets. After five minutes...
...Gusmorino and his vice presidential running mate Sujean S. Lee `03 campaigned on a four-part platform designed to "improve student life, stand up for students, save students money and enhance students' academic experience"--and they have seen considerable results...
This is the second Ellie for Jim and Don; two years ago, we won for their four-part series on corporate welfare. As TIME readers know, these two men not only have a knack for making sense of big, sprawling subjects, but they also always manage to find the connection between policy decisions and how they affect folks like you and me. Before they came to TIME in 1997, Jim and Don won two Pulitzer Prizes for their work at the Philadelphia Inquirer, which makes them the only journalists to win the highest awards in newspaper reporting and magazine writing...
...certainly no lists of things Bush wants to cut. (Those, and there won't be many, he'll save for the small print of the blueprint he sends to Congress on Wednesday morning.) This isn't reform, or reinventing government - just keeping the message focused. Bush basically ran a four-part campaign - tax cuts, education, the military and honor/dignity - and he's already put off his Pentagon overhaul for a year. The honor-and-dignity thing is selling itself these days, which leaves tax cuts and education. Everything else can stay, as long as it doesn't ask for more...
Welcome back to Recording: a four-part series. In the previous segment, I characterized the organizational process of pre-production. Let us now enter the studio...