Stereojack

Cousin is OK, but by all means, don't mention her mother!

Jefferson Davis Miles Davis Sylvia Miles

Rafael Mendez Sergio Mendes Sergio Aragones

Lincoln Chase Roosevelt Sykes Ike Isaacs Taft Jordan Woodrow Herman Hoover Damn Henry Fillmore Bobby Pierce Pepper Adams

Lincoln Chase Roosevelt Sykes Ike Isaacs

I think that Ray may have had some influence in the popularity of what came to be known a "soul jazz", but I don't think that one can say that he created it. Horace Silver recorded things like "Doodlin'" (covered by Ray, btw) and "The Preacher" in 1954, long before Ray had recorded any jazz records.

Carter Jefferson Eddie Jefferson Thomas Jefferson

Hamilton Burger Della Street Lieutenant Tragg

Gray Gordon Dexter Gordon Mr. Jazzman

I saw the group live at the Jazz Workshop in Boston the first time they came out. The first LP pretty accurately captures what Young sounded like with this band - very loud and distorted. It didn't bother me at the time, though. Neither did Tony's vocals........... I wonder if Larry may have changed his setup by the time they made "Turn It Over".

Bob Guccione Guccio Gucci Louis Moreau Gottschalk

Larry David Jeff Garlin Richard Lewis

I had the same problem as tjobbe - the plastic in the envelope has left a residue on disc 1 and it will not play in my car unit. Disc 2 seems to be OK. I'm gonna try giving the bad disc a bath, hopefully the residue will wash off.

Arthur Treacher Gerhard Thrasher Cosmo Topper

Julius Gubenko Orange Julius Joseph Orange

Mine arrived Friday.

Mr. Knight Mr. Day Mr. Syms

Bob Feller Bob Lemon Early Wynn

And this makes you what - an authority? :bwallace2:

Morton Downey Robert Downey Downs Syndrome

Buddy Weed HR Pufnstuf Mary Jane Holzer

Sam Yahel Sol Yaged Yehudi Menuhin

Marsha Mason Mason Reese Pee Wee Reese

Harley Davidson David Stone Martin Martin Stone

Parker Posey Herbie Flowers Adonis Rose