1. Leopard Betty                        (4:33)
2. Sync                                 (0:48)
3. Syncopated City                      (3:31)
4. Beast Grown                          (4:41)
5. Dopey Le Bratt                       (3:51)
6. Hail And Farewell To The Jazzman     (2:41)

    Get outta here, get outta here, go on, make with those stairs, s’ you outta your MIND?  Wow!
    All of these tracks were recorded by Muffy St. Bernard in Studio B of CKMS, using Protools and various sample-editing programs.  The CD’s were burned in Studio B as well, which is just one reason to glorify such a radio station.
    Thanks a lot but no thanks, no thanks, no thanks, don’t be ridic’, Wow!
    Track one is dedicated to Anissa, Lydia, Julie & Brad.
    Track three owes something to Gershwin & Ann Miller (but I’m not sure what, yet)
    Track five is likewise indebted to André Previn, Betty Comden & Adolph Green.
    Track six goes without saying.
    I had enough ‘a you, save your saliva, make with those stairs, go on, get outta here.
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    Thanks a lot but no thanks, no thanks, no thanks...
    Special thanks to Jim Dejong (DDT) and Jon (for listening and suggesting), to CKMS of course, to Delirium for being the best bunch o’ Leopard Betty’s around, to Patty, to Bernadette, to Jay, to everyone, to you.

    Inspired by Eli's successes with the computer editing system at CKMS, I was finally inspired to try it myself.  This CD-R was composed entirely using the sound editing tools that were available, so there are no other "instruments" involved.  Just samples from other works recombined and sequenced in Protools.
    "Leopard Betty" (and the anagrammatically remixed "Dopey Le Bratt") are spliced together and available on Pony Tale as "Big Betty."  "Syncopated City" has been extended and corrected, and is also on Pony Tale, as is a dramatically different version of "Hail And Farewell To The Jazzman."
    "Sync," "Beast Grown" and the original "Jazzman" are only available on this single.