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To: Clappy who wrote (12106)	3/18/2002 11:18:58 AM
From: Wharf Rat	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 104145

It's also not fair you get the answer while I am only 15 % downloaded, but then Darwin said life wasn't fair. Good stuff on Pitney...I didn't realize he wrote so many good tunes. What about Wild Bunch and The Professionals? Really liked El Dorado; thought Caan was so cool with his good knife work and lousy shotgun approach. ? Smith/Wesson 45 cal? Anyway,the answer you want is silver. Kimosabe...Saber is "to know" in Espanol...mayhaps "Kemo knows" "What do you mean we, Paleface?") William Tell Overture. Tonto's Horse... I dunno. Get'em up,Scout. Wharfie Willberry PS...Bonus answer...Tonto's real name was Jay Silverheels. They really like silver on that show.

To: Clappy who wrote (12106)	3/18/2002 12:19:42 PM
From: elpolvo	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 104145

winner and still champ of NNBM mystery theatre... clappoguitarro!! great information on gene pitney. all stuff i didn't know. Anyone have any titles for me? Any favorite old time Westerns? the first two that come to my mind are SHANE! and The Oxbow Incident but there are 100s. i mention those because they were great character builders for me as a kid. interesting you'd mention high noon... it was on tv last night and i watched the whole movie again. i very rarely ever watch two hours worth of tv anymore unless it's sports. high noon is a classic but i'd only give it one thumb... it's not THAT great. What type of bullets did the Lone Ranger use? What does Kimosabe mean? What was the name of Tonto's Horse? What was the name of the theme song that they played? 1) silver 2) we have an old movie theatre here that's been renovated and is used as a performance theatre now. it's where leo kottke performed saturday night. the name of the theatre is the "KiMo" (a combination of two words literally meaning "mountain lion" but more liberally interpreted as "king of its kind"). sabe in spanish means to know or understand so perhaps it's a combination of those, meaning "the great one who knows or understands." many native american indian languages have words and terms borrowed from spanish that were introduced by the spanish conquerers of the 1700s. cabq.gov 3) scout 4) the william tell overture by gioacchino rossini -kimosabe ps- you can re-enter the artist, title and genre information on that .mp3 file if you right-click and go to "properties".