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jerry died at 2:26 pm. on saturday, august 4, jerry scored a huge first quarter on a huge first down (actually, two 5-yard first downs -- and if i were more capable of counting, i'd say he had five first downs in the quarter, but whatever). it was first and 10 from the saints 19 with 3:29 left in the quarter. he was seen by his team doctor three times during this four-minute, 54-yard drive, as well as once when he checked over an injury on the sideline at the end of the drive. only on the sideline he seemed to be in pain: he pulled his jersey tightly into his stomach, grimaced, then grunted as if clearing his throat.

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when these have happened in the past, dwp has always sent a representative -- a "mister coordinator," as dwp calls him -- along with its brochures about what a wonderful company it is and how great it is to have the company be a civic-minded corporation. mister coordinator holds key lunchtime events to introduce the employees to the community, and asks them what they like to do in the community.

the chuck berry tune they're playing reminds me of the cover of the two-cd box set chuck berry's vintage masters and the follow-up single, the undistinguished a satisfied mind. the cover picture shows the singer standing next to a spruce tree with nice red needles on it.

i've heard a lot of chuck berry over the years -- and he's among the best of them, especially in the second half of his career. chuck berry's recordings are made with such unrefined personal and commercial vocal and instrumental style that his music is never less than appealing, always. but like jimmy dean, he's apparently more of a one-hit wonder than a genuine popular icon. all we know of the rest of his career is that he married and had a kid, so he doesn't attract the same kind of sentimental response that dean does -- no one mentions chuck berry after he's gone, and he's no "carry on" or "forever" or "one sweet letter" or "midnight rider" or "come on (part 1)." his rare trademark for the post-remains years is a re-recording of "never lose that feeling," which became a soul single in 1960 but then died in the eddies of 1960s pop. chuck berry is popular in europe, not the united states -- and among the europeans, he was a one-hit wonder.

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