#messenger services

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"Company Admits Illegal Hiring," Montreal Star. March 4, 1943. Page 3. ---- Two fines were imposed today on the Montreal Messenger Service, Registered, for failing to comply with the law respecting National Selective Service - the second prosecution of its kind in Montreal. The three partners of the firm, Harry A. Cohen, Hyman J. Rosenberg, and Hyman J. Litwin were summoned for engaging Paul Emile Roussin without a permit from the National Selective Service, and also with discharging the same man without giving a separation or dismissal notice.

Mr. Litwin appeared for his partners and pleaded guilty to both charges before Judge Amedee Monet, who imposed a fine of $25 and costs for engaging the man without a permit, and $10 and costs for dismissing him without giving the N.S.S. seven days' notice. The alternative to the fine in each case was one month in jail.

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happy birthday V! congrats on finally being able to kiss your wife after 6 years <3

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The Cyrkle, Quicksilver Messenger Service, 1967.

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Jumin speaking English you're welcome

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Friday Records

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our own little game when?  ♡ feat. @kagoshou ✦ @kamipyre ✦ @kataskopeia ✦ @sinsolucion

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Quicksilver Messenger Service

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Julia Dreyer-Brigden (aka, Girl Freiberg) and David Freiberg photographed by Jim Marshall, July 1968

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I'm going to scream. I got a bug up my butt to learn about the history of the concept of mail and I'm trying to search for books but all I'm getting is results for the US postal service. Which is fine, that's definitely a part of the history but I want to know about MORE THAN JUST THE USPS it doesn't matter how many boolean search terms I use it's still just giving me us postal history

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Can we just take one fucking minute to appreciate Nicky Hopkins? Aka the greatest sessions pianist of all time (also a founding member of The Jeff Beck Group and the keyboardist in Quicksilver Messenger Service)

No one actually knows everything he played on, this is just what's available on wikipedia and I'd like to double underline the part where it casually mentions that he played with Jefferson Airplane at Woodstock:

Solo albums

The Revolutionary Piano of Nicky Hopkins (1966)

The Tin Man Was a Dreamer (1973)

No More Changes (1975)

Soundtracks

The Fugitive (1992)

Patio (1992)

Namiki Family (1993)

Selected performances and collaborations

with the Rolling Stones

Their Satanic Majesties Request album (1967)

"We Love You" (1968)

"She's a Rainbow" (1968)

"Sympathy for the Devil" (1968)

"Street Fighting Man" (1968)

"Gimme Shelter" (1969)

"Monkey Man" (1969)

"Sway" (1971)

Exile on Main St. (1972)

"Angie" (1973)

"Time Waits for No One" (1974)

"Fool to Cry" (1976)

"Waiting on a Friend" (recorded 1972, released 1981)

with Jeff Beck

"Morning Dew" (1967)

Truth (1967)

"Girl From Mill Valley" on Beck-Ola (1969)

with Joe Cocker

I Can Stand a Little Rain (1974)

"You Are So Beautiful" (1974)

Jamaica Say You Will (1975)

with Art Garfunkel

Breakaway (1975)

Lefty (1988)

with George Harrison

Living in the Material World (1973)

Dark Horse (1974)

Extra Texture (Read All About It) (1975)

with Jefferson Airplane

Volunteers (1969)

"Wooden Ships" (1969)

"Eskimo Blue Day" (1969)

"Hey Fredrick" (1969)

Woodstock Festival set

with the Kinks

The Kink Kontroversy (1965)

Face to Face (1966)

Something Else by the Kinks (1967)

The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society (1968)

with John Lennon

Imagine (1971)

"Happy Xmas (War Is Over)" (1971)

Walls and Bridges (1974)

with Quicksilver Messenger Service

Shady Grove (composer of "Edward, the Mad Shirt Grinder") (1969)

Just for Love (1970)

What About Me (composer of "Spindrifter") (1970)

with Ringo Starr

Ringo (1973)

Goodnight Vienna (1974)

with Rod Stewart

Foot Loose & Fancy Free (1977)

Blondes Have More Fun (1978)

Every Beat of My Heart (1986)

with the Who

My Generation (1965)

"The Song Is Over" and "Getting in Tune" on Who's Next (1971)

"Let's See Action" (1971)

The Who by Numbers (1975)

This isn't even including the selected works section on Wikipedia which WILL NOT EVEN FIT IN THIS TUMBLR POST!!!!!

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Quicksilver Messenger Service, 1966.

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