AllenLowe

just an interesting aside - last November when I saw Roswell Rudd, he told me that he'ds spoken to Shepp about France, where Shepp is apparently quite the legend - and Shepp told him that people in that country were naming their children after him.

I thought it was the mail fraud, murder, extortion, attempted murder, assault, and speeding convictions that usually get you off - that, and the strange hump on your back.

sorry, I need Ron in there -

he later joined the Navy and became an Ensign...................

whatever they tell you, Ron, just remember: I'm innocent. I mean, killing six nuns doesn't necessarily make me a bad person....

wait - I think I found the correct Henry Benson in Wikipedia: Henry Alexander Benson, Baron Benson (2 August 1909 – 5 March 1995) was a British accountant best known as a partner of Coopers & Lybrand, an advisor to the Bank of England, his work organising the accountancy profession as president of ICAEW and for the part he played in various Royal Commissions.

domestic orders went out this afternoon. The Euro (Urbina) will go out ASAP; sorry for the delay.

well, I just found the first Henry Benson internet sex tape: www.cantgetitup.com

I actually learned a good lesson from that; all Euro shipments go by box now. also, the domestic orders should go out this afternoon Priority - the one Euro package will probably be mailed tomorrow

Henry who?

that's fine - as a matter of fact I seem to recall that we had some problems with sending you Devilin Tune - package arrived, the first time, ripped open and removed, IIRC -

If you want, I can burn you a set of the cds - send me an email at alowe5@maine.rr.com -

it's pretty much impossible to find - I don't think there are plans to reissue.

good point - I think I'll head for a post office over in Idaho (let's see, I get a deduction of 55 cents per mile.....) -

well, the box actually showed up - now I gotta pack these damn things and lug 'em all the way to the post office - hmmmm......don't really feel like going to all that trouble - why don't you guys just come and pick them up? Why should I have to do all the work? yeah, that'll work - -Allen Lowe The Bahamas

uh oh - here come the boys in white - well, I could use some company.

I thought this was about Ethel Mertz and Maynard G. Krebs -

try not to Yak on the blues set, Ron. thanks, Paps, I actually had more fun doing this one than That Devilin' Tune - maybe because of the novelty, maybe because I was just so sick of jazz by the time I finished Devilin Tune, I'm not sure. But this new one is really, in many ways, American Pop Part 2, because it develops a lot of the threads that started in the first collection. Hopefully I'll never do another one of these. Boredom makes you do strange things....(ask Ron, whose goat mistress just made him a father again. Congrats, Ron!) -

don't forget Irv Shapiro - oh, sorry, my confusion; he was in the pit band for the show Chicago. and of course, there's Walt Parazaider - whoops, goofed again; he's in the band Chicago. and of course there's Judy Chicago:

well, I'll see you at the Bris next week -

Jeff, where were you last night? The Bar Mitzvah boy was very disappointed -

thanks, yes, I'm a member of that site, also Blindman's Blues Forum- just got back; my new shipment, as I mentioned, will be here Tuesday and I'll fill the remaining orders-

I went down and shoplifted a couple of 45s -

well, I had a bass player show up, we're standing around, setting up, and I say - "Hey Morris, where's your bass?" He looks at me, says, "oh yeah, I think it's at my girlfriends's house." We get in the car and go pick it up.

still out of town, thanks for the kind words and the grammatical adjustments - my shipment of more boxes will arrive this coming Tuesday and I will get the remaining orders out -