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• The name " sweetfish " was inspired by the sweetness of its flesh.
• "Train Kept A-Rollin "'( Sweetfish ) _ Paul Burlison
• Ayu or sweetfish, has been chosen to be the representative fish of the city.
• The river overall was sometimes referred to as the from the sweetfish ( " ayu " ) which were once abundant in its waters.
• Local officials haven't measured the size of the sweetfish population, he added, " but we know our catch is getting smaller ."
• In 1997, he cut his first ever solo LP " Train Kept A-Rollin " on Sweetfish Records as a tribute to The Rock and Roll Trio.
• Takeyoshi Tochimoto, director of the Himeji City Aquarium and an internationally recognized authority on giant salamanders, said the animals do eat sweetfish but probably not enough to disrupt the population.
• "We see the sweetfish get eaten by the giant salamander, so we know there's damage being done, " said Takuharu Maeda, chairman of a fishing association here.
• Scotty Moore ( guitar ) and D . J . Fontana ( drums ) are still in fine form on " All the King's Men " ( Sweetfish ), due Aug . 12.
• Fishermen in one of the salamander's last remaining habitats recently made headlines with complaints that the animal's unfettered breeding is cutting into the local population of sweetfish, a small fish prized by both people and salamander.
• For their third album, the band took time off from touring to prepare the new material and after much planning recorded with Dave Fridmann of Mercury Rev as producer in Sweetfish, an isolated converted barn in upstate New York.
• The first sweetfish of the season are still sent to the capital today and Royal Viewings for members of the Imperial Household are held eight times per year, though viewing is open to the general public on those days as well.
• In addition to the modern industries upon which Gifu's economy rests, the city also has a wide array of traditional industries, which include traditional Gifu Fans, Mino washi and foods created from the " ayu " sweetfish.
• Recorded over the last several years, the album, released on the independent label Sweetfish Records, is not intended as tribute to Elvis or Moore but is largely an effort to allow him to perform with musicians who were influenced by his playing.
• Released earlier this week on Sweetfish Records ( based in Argyle, N . Y . ), the album features Moore and Fontana thrusting their rockabilly legacy into the'90s with an array of special guests that range from Cheap Trick to Steve Earle.