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• "Scrub Me Mama " and " Down the Road a Piece ."
• And down the road a piece is a small white sign with black lettering _ Angell / Siddons.
• Another recording from those concerts, " Down the Road a Piece ", has meanwhile surfaced unofficially.
• Numerous artists have recorded " Down the Road a Piece ", sometimes with variations in the music.
• "It means ` down the road a piece .'It doesn't mean anything ."
• It's just down the road a piece, primarily in the towns of Tombstone and Bisbee in a pocket of southeastern Arizona called Cochise County.
• Down the road a piece, Curtis Martin was going over the 1, 000-yard mark, rushing for 83 yards in 19 carries for the Jets against Indianapolis.
• He also composed the song " ( That Place ) Down the Road a Piece, " one of his boogie woogie songs, which has a medium bright boogie tempo.
• Down the road a piece, Mordechai seems to have taken a little too wholeheartedly to the Nazi persona _ the fake Nazis ride in comfort, the Jews do not _ suggesting horrible things about power.
• He lives down the road a piece from me, and my name for him is Comrade Jelly Belly, after a poem composed about him once by an admiring fellow-traveller now happily under the sod.
• McKinley is referred to as " Eight Beat Mack " in the lyrics to the song " Down the Road a Piece, " which he recorded as a trio with Will Bradley and Freddie Slack in 1940.
• Cliff Owens, a young twentysomething bespectacled man in jade rings and bracelets, recently lost his job as a Seattle waiter, and now he's heading down the road a piece to Sacramento " to find a new gig ."
• Mrs . Varfolomeyeva has three other children, including a daughter who lives with her family down the road a piece, and other relatives, including a sister-in-law who came rushing into her house, seeking help to find a runaway horse.
• That little Jew boy with the big old head be one of the best musicians in this town, this country even . " ) " Down the Road a Piece, " from " Old Souls & Wolf Tickets ", is a 1970 recording of the two playing together.
• This record, along with another big-band boogie woogie number, " Scrub Me Mama with a Boogie Beat, " and the original version of the classic, " Down the Road a Piece ", were all three in the top 10 on the " Billboard " popular music charts at the same time, in late-1940 . " Down the Road a Piece " was recorded with a pared-down trio called the " Will Bradley Trio, " made up of McKinley, Doc Goldberg, and Freddie Slack, with guest vocals by songwriter Don Raye.
• This record, along with another big-band boogie woogie number, " Scrub Me Mama with a Boogie Beat, " and the original version of the classic, " Down the Road a Piece ", were all three in the top 10 on the " Billboard " popular music charts at the same time, in late-1940 . " Down the Road a Piece " was recorded with a pared-down trio called the " Will Bradley Trio, " made up of McKinley, Doc Goldberg, and Freddie Slack, with guest vocals by songwriter Don Raye.
• Signaling in a four star review by Jesus Freak Hideout, Alex Caldwell pronounces, " While " Giving Over " doesn't synthesize all of the Ward brother's influences seamlessly ( it usually takes a few albums to take all those sounds and make something that is your own ), the album has the raw ingredients of a great debut album, and the promise that Consumed By Fire has good things in store down the road a piece . " Kelly Meade, allocating the album a four star rating at Today's Christian Entertainment, calls, " The raw creativity displayed throughout " Giving Over " pulls listeners in with a unique musicality that provides a lively backdrop for the stories & message within the lyrics of the songs . " Bestowing a 91 out of 100 rating at Jesus Wired, Stephanie Crail says, " " Giving Over " is the delightful new record from Consumed By Fire . . . This trio of brothers have put together a creative collection of pop / rock songs with a Southern flavor, and quite an impressive array of songwriting and musical talent ."