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The Tuxedo Fitting. Temecula, California. June 21, 2008. © Copyright G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
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I'm not going to explain this photo except to say that I like it a lot.
The trackage between Tuxedo station and Southfields twists with the contours of the Ramapo River.
Here, the UP 1943 and its train negotiates one of the first sets of S-curves as it rolls west.
Tuxedo Park, NY
June 3rd, 2018
Singing twins wearing tuxedos. Their foster mom says, "They "sing" for their supper. Where the other kitties meow when they want something, Logan and Ashe have a very extended meow that sounds a bit like an aria."
Echo didn't notice this beautiful black kitty relaxing on the porch.
Taken at Officers Row: Vancouver, WA
Where else in the Northwest can you stroll past 22 preserved Victorian homes on the National Historic Register? Built in the mid-to-late 1800s, these beautifully restored homes were built to house U.S. Army officers stationed at Vancouver Barracks. The Grant House, built in 1850, now houses The Grant House Restaurant. The Marshall House, built in 1886, offers tours and an exhibit on General George C. Marshall, it’s most famous resident.
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Description : Tuxedo Princess underneath the scaffolding at the Gatehead scaffolding Collection : NOF Printed Copy : If you would like a printed copy of this image please contact Newcastle Libraries www.newcastle.gov.uk/tlt quoting Accession Number : 578851
Tuxedo Junction
"Tuxedo Junction" is a song co-written by Birmingham, Alabama composer Erskine Hawkins and saxophonist and arranger Bill Johnson.[1] Julian Dash is also credited for the music.[2] The song was introduced by Hawkins's orchestra. Lyrics were by Buddy Feyne.[3] This original version, by the Erskine Hawkins Orchestra (the new name for the college dance band known as the Bama State Collegians) rose to number 7 on the national hit parade.
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra had the most successful recording of the song in a best-selling (Billboard Number 1) record, RCA Bluebird B-10612-A, in 1939 in an arrangement by Glenn Miller which slowed down the tempo and added trumpet fanfares. The Glenn Miller recording sold 115,000 copies in the first week alone.[4] It was featured in the 1953 Glenn Miller biopic The Glenn Miller Story starring James Stewart and Harry Morgan.
It was covered by numerous bands and swing orchestras and solo artists such as Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, Frankie Avalon and Joe Jackson, and became the theme song for The Manhattan Transfer, first recorded on their album The Manhattan Transfer in 1975.[5] Bob Marley used this song as an inspiration for his hit called "Kaya". It was also the inspiration for an all-girl disco group, entitled "Tuxedo Junction".[6]
The song is about a jazz and blues club in the Birmingham, Alabama suburb of Ensley. The area is referred to as "Tuxedo Junction", even though the building is called the "Nixon Building" (built in 1922). This is due to the location of a streetcar crossing at Tuxedo Park, hence "Tuxedo Junction". The empty building still stands at 1728 20th Street as a testament to the musical heritage of the area. A punk rock venue bearing the same name operated near there briefly in the mid 1980s.[7]
The song was originally written as an instrumental. When it was given to Lewis Music Publishing, they farmed it out to several prospective lyricists to see who could write the best words that matched the song. Buddy Feyne asked Erskine Hawkins why he titled it as such. Erskine mentioned that it was a whistle stop on the "Chitlin' circuit", which led to Feyne's lyrics. Hawkins selected his above the other candidates. Once the song had been published, then the white bands added it to their playlist.[8] Stan Kenton included it on his 1961 Mellophonium Magic album
The song has been used in various movies, including Big Band films The Glenn Miller Story, The Gene Krupa Story and the Woody Allen film The Curse of the Jade Scorpion.[9]
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My collection of Tuxedo Sam. I've not included the square metal tin case, file and plush in this photo.
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Under the jacket is a shoulder holster and a full white shirt. I think they might have done better to give you a full shirt for things like this and then just use a dickie and cuff to simulate being in the full tux.
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