Stereojack

I have successfully downloaded both sets. Can somebody remind me how to convert them to wave files so I can play them in my car?

Charles Middleton Orville Wright Charles Leftwich

Jefferson Davis Thomas Jefferson Joe Thomas

Truman Capote Harry Truman James Whitmore

Nelly Bly Captain Bligh Fletcher Christian

Sonny Barger McHenry Boatright Matthew Shipp

Fields Ward Walter Ward (RIP) Ward Cleaver

Gates McFadden Beverly Crusher Beverly D'Angelo

Mel Torme Mel Tolkin J. R. R. Tolkien

Coleman Hawkins Erskine Hawkins Erskine Butterfield

Harry Carney Scoops Carry Sax Kari

Dylan Thomas Thomas Pynchon Hepzibah Pynchon

Eddie Clearwater Skip Drinkwater Willard Waterman

It is indeed sad when a "family" such as we are loses a member this way. I can only echo the thoughts that have been expressed by others here. And thanks, Berigan, for posting the PM's. An appropriate personal rembrance that demonstrates that he was a caring human being.

Sergei Eisenstein Leni Riefenstahl Leslie Stahl

Boyle had a recurring role over several episodes in the second season of "NYPD Blue", as a troubled father of a mentally disturbed young man. A very moving and memorable performance.

Truman Bradley Omar Bradley Omar & the Howlers

I'm gonna put a few words in here about their second album - "Dance to the Music". A little less social significance, a whole lot more party. I suspect some of you guys may not have heard these records as they came out - this one blew me away when I first heard it, and it's still a favorite. A lot of people think highly of "Riot" - I never dug it, and am happy to stick with "Stand" and the singles which came right after it as Sly's finest work- to my ears, anyway.

Phyllis Coates Margot Kidder Teri Hatcher

Gene Simmons Paul Stanley Ace Frehley

Sandy Bull Sammy "The Bull" Gravano Anita Gravine

Young Jessie Jesse Owens Owen Bradley

Morey Feld Morey Amsterdam Dave Holland

Marty Engels Laura Ingalls Wilder Joe Wilder

The Mainman release contains eight titles recorded in Kansas City, August 1951. The Alamac has a ninth - a second version of "Leo the Lion". It is known that they also played in St. Louis. The additional title may be from the St. Louis concert. Btw, the Mainman also contains three fine tracks by Clifford Brown & Max Roach.