Stereojack

Muggsy Spanier J. Fred Muggs King Kong

Aram Khatchaturian Aramis Porthos

Yeah, I have to agree because he looked way past 58 and we know that smoking does age you faster. I, a non smoker, was shocked to discover that I'm older (by 2 years) than he was. In any event, he was the consummate professional, quite credible in every role he took on. RIP. This is from his IMDB biography: "John had been an acknowledged alcoholic, who remained sober ever since getting therapy. He had quit smoking in 1999, which he described as 'hell on earth'." I guess the years of damage had taken their toll. I agree that he was a pro, probably even a workaholic, which may have also contributed to his demise.

I'm no copyright expert, but I wonder if the European 50 year copyright law applies to recordings that were never issued? I guess these guys think so.

Bricktop Josephine Baker Jim Bakker

Harlan Leonard Henry Bridges Fred Beckett

Mary Hart Mary Hartman Louise Lasser

Armand Hug Johnny Almond Peanuts Hucko

Parker Posey Bernard Punsley Huntz Hall

You teach by example. The money will come later... in your dreams!

Phil Hartman Philly Joe Jones Angela Bofill

Richard Conte Emilio Barzini Rubens Bassini

A HAPPY HAPPY AND MANY MORE, DUDE!

Alfred Kinsey Disco Tex & the Sex-o-lettes Sir Monte Rock III

I have the Hawkins CD, and it does not sound like it's dubbed from an LP. Maybe only some of the original tapes are missing. I've got original stereo vinyl of most of the albums in this series, and the Affinity reissues I've heard are inferior, and are mono. Perhaps they are dubbed from secondary sources.

HALL OF FAME!!! We are not worthy! Mel Torme The Velvelettes Phileas Fogg

Hope Lange Bob Hope Stix Hooper

Eva Peron Tony Purrone Valerie Perrine

Ronnell Bright Ann Ronell Rondell Sheridan

Chaka Khan Eddie Khan Kubla Khan

Lyndon Baines Lady Bird Jay Jay

Pres Hawk Newk

Roger McGuinn Chris Hillman Gene Clark

Harrison Ford Joe Dodge Abraham Lincoln

Little Beaver Beaver Harris Harris Yulin