There's a Top Cat episode where Top Cat, as part of one of his schemes to befuddle Officer Dibble, sends his hepcat cohort Spook out to impersonate a newspaper reporter. Before he leaves, in an effort to get him to tone down his hipster argot, T.C. says, "Now Spooky, remember - you write for The Daily News, not DownBeat"".
The funniest part of this is the last line. No only is he unacceptable because of his inability as a player and unreasonable demands, he's a criminal on top of that! (although it has to said, a lot of real musicians are criminals too)
Not a current Arlo and Janis, but Jimmy Johnson has a website where he kinda blogs and posts old comics. Home of the comic strip Arlo & Janis – A pithy comic strip about life, love, appetites, technology and puthy cats From March 15, 1988.
Not the biggest deal in the world, but felt it should be clarified that this particular strip was from 1998. We now return to your regular programming.
That makes more sense. It would have been relevant to boomers. It would be another 10 years before it was totally relevant to me.
