But you couldn't receive such precious milk any old way.
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So these are basic things from a technological perspective, but we want to make sure people understand we know where they are, consume us any old way you want, and seven days after, everything we do comes back to the web.
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It follows 1973's Any Old Way You Choose It and 1998's Grown Up All Wrong as the third essay collection among the seven books I've published; next April, a second Duke collection called Book Reports will make it four and eight.
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This Is Jan Howard Country also spawned two singles. The lead single was issued in March 1967, "Any Old Way You Do". The song reached a peak of 32 on the Billboard country songs chart. The second single, "Roll Over and Play Dead", was issued in July 1967.
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Christgau was born in Greenwich Village and grew up in Queens, the son of a fireman. He has said he became a rock and roll fan when disc jockey Alan Freed moved to the city in 1954.Christgau, Robert (2004), "A Counter in Search of a Culture". Any Old Way You Choose It, Cooper Square Press, p.2.
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Funny guy. Talkative. One thing I remember about rooming with him was he used to get his suitcase, tip it up and pour everything out on to the floor. When it was time to go home he would chuck everything back in any old way. Fitzy was a real roughie, but he is married now so he must have changed.
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Christgau initially wrote short stories, before giving up fiction in 1964 to become a sportswriter, and later, a police reporter for the Newark Star-Ledger.Christgau, Robert (2004), "A Counter in Search of a Culture". Any Old Way You Choose It, Cooper Square Press, p.4. He became a freelance writer after a story he wrote about the death of a woman in New Jersey was published by New York magazine.
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Her next single release was "Bad Seed", which reached number 10 on the Billboard country chart in 1966. An album of the same name followed in 1967 that reached number 13 on the country albums chart. Her fourth studio album entitled This Is Jan Howard Country was released in October 1967 and reached the top 10 of the Billboard country albums list. Her further hit singles during this time included "Roll Over and Play Dead" (1967), "Any Old Way You Do" (1967), and "Count Your Blessings, Woman" (1968).
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Hull offered himself in the role to the newspaper, who agreed but went out of business before they could publish any of his writing. One of Hull's earliest writings was a review of The Village Voice critic Robert Christgau's 1973 essay collection Any Old Way You Choose It. In it, Hull asserted that anyone can write rock criticism, leading him to write "The Rekord Report", which imitated Christgau's popular "Consumer Guide" album-review column. Hull's reviews were published as a four-page insert in Don Malcolm's Overdose, a collection of Malcolm's columns for Washington University's student paper. Hull performed the collection's layout and typesetting in exchange.
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