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Stereojack

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  1. I haven't heard all of them. Frankly, I thought the Freddy King was nothing special, the Gatemouth was good but not essential. The BB was very good, but then again, how can you go wrong with BB live? And, as you noticed, the sound is adequate at best.
  2. Curtis Ousley Stanley Owsley Timothy Leary (edited for spelling)
  3. Yes, Dan, it was I who annotated several volumes in the series - the BB King, Freddie King, and Gatemouth Brown. I was hired by the man who supplied the tapes to Charly, which were cassettes with absolutely no information. Whatever information I provided was what I was able to dig up on my own. I believe that these were originally radio broadcasts, taken off the air by a fan, and almost certainly not authorized by the artists.
  4. Peanuts Holland Popcorn Wylie Carmell Jones
  5. Larry Flynt Kari Matchett Felix Leiter
  6. Sonny Liston Garrett List Amos Garrett (my 1000th post)
  7. John Travolta Fred Travelina Travelin' Man
  8. Campbell Scott Scott Glenn Glen Campbell
  9. MacDonald Carey Ronald MacDonald Willard Scott
  10. Susan B. Anthony Dollar Brand Naomi Neville
  11. Oscar de la Renta Della Reese Reese Witherspoon
  12. Good timing! Temperatures have been unseasonably cold until a couple of days ago, when spring finally began to make its appearance! Enjoy your visit.
  13. Desmond Dekker Albert Dekker Declan McManus
  14. Sky King Claude Cloud Joe Sun
  15. Gene Ammons Johnny Almond Leonard Joy
  16. Allen Toussaint Lee Dorsey Irma Thomas
  17. Sean Penn Clarence Fountain Murder, Inc.
  18. Al Sharpton Kim Pensyl Gene Quill
  19. Diana Prince Princess Di Dodi Fayed
  20. Media Mail can be very unpredicatable. More than once, I've seen cross country packages take four weeks, although they always turned up eventually.
  21. Yes, really. The man was a major country stylist, and a big influence in his day. He had already accomplished a lot by the time he got the Hee Haw gig.
  22. I've known this record since it first came out around 1965. Heard "Esoteric" on the radio and went out and bought the album. I'm sitting here trying to figure out which of the McLean-Moncur albums I like best, and can't. This one is a little starker, or bleaker, than the other two (not counting "Hipnosis" which came out more than a decade later) but I love it.
  23. Mowgli Mogen David Toni Wine
  24. Oh man, Buck is one of my favorites. RIP.
  25. Keye Luke John Locke Dore Alpert
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