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08. Dez 2015
Does not stop cycling through its 7 levels. Too strong shock a L5, hurtful at L6, L7
Unit does not cycling through its 7 levels - no stopping it and L4 is max I could take testing it. Repeated cycling with no triggering sound and normal night house sounds. Sensitivity reduction is merely 1 level down and 1 level up and this did not solve continual running issue. Will not ever put this on my dog.
12. Jan 2021
Teen 15-yo loves his new coat
Down coat keeps grandson warm in sub-freezing temps. He loves it!
05. Apr 2008
Dr John Album a Solo Tribute to Professor Longhair
Anyone who has lived in the French Quarter of New Orleans knows that Mac Rebennack (aka Dr John) stayed above the Voodoo Shop on St Philip St during his early years - years when I often frequented the Slave Quarter in the rear of the store or Toad's Inn just around the corner. These were the years of discovery, free thinking and excess, years that shaped a nation as well as the spirit of its children. During this time, Mac lived a quiet life developing a sound uniquely his own - a sound perfected over nearly 4 decades.
This album is unique for establishing Dr John's career progression up to 1981, the year I re-entered New Orleans just as Professor Longhair's Second Line funeral was marching down Bourbon Street with the Fess' casket leading the way and the Second Line celebrating the end of yet another of New Orleans' legends.
Unusual for the solo performances throughout the entire album, Dr John does so much more than just "tickle the keys" the way he does so well - he evokes that sweet dripping boogie trademark of the Fess while leaving that Oh So Dr John rumble signature behind. Dr John diehards will want to add this one to their collection.