Stereojack

Fuzzy Knight Fuzzy Owen Owen Bradley

Medgar Evers Ever Carradine Harry Dean Stanton

Elsa Lanchester Charles Laughton Lawton Williams

Constance Cummings Constant Comment Tom Constanten

March, Hal April Stevens May, Elaine

Robert Iler Jamie-Lynn DiScala Edie Falco

My favorite Sarah Vaughan albums are the ones with sparse accompaniment. "After Hours" (Roulette) with just guitar & bass "Sassy Swings the Tivoli" (Mercury) with trio - she's in amazing voice on this one

Rosie O'Donnell Melissa Ethridge Ellen DeGeneres

Donald Fagen Artful Dodger Oliver Twist

Willie Nelson Bobo Stenson Corea, Chick

Gabor Szabo Gabby Hayes Rutherford B. Hayes

Thumbs Carllile Carly Simon Simon Smith & His Dancing Bear

Trevor Veitch Trevor Howard Trevor, Claire

It is a classic (thank you, Chuck), but $30.00 seems a little steep, even if it's a first pressing. I usually sell these for $10-15.

Not so - I have the misfortune of sharing this date with GW. Also, Sylvester Stallone, Nancy Reagan, & Della Reese!

Lady Godiva Chocolate Williams William B. Williams

happy happy happy happy happy happy happy happy

Webster Lewis Louis Armstrong Lance Armstrong

Robin Zander Crow, Sheryl Eagle Eye Cherry

Sherlock Holmes Dr. John Watson Mr. Moriarty

Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott (Scotty) Lt. Cmdr. Leonard McCoy (Bones) Capt. James Tiberius Kirk (Horse's Ass)

Still having 'em, just wish I could stop counting 'em! Sincerely, thanks, everybody!!

Penn Gillette Billy Joe Shaver Patricia Barber

Jeez, this is all too eerily reminiscent of the Morris Levy case a few years ago. Levy was a notorious mobster record label & nightclub owner who played by his own rules for decades. He was finally convicted of racketeering and died before serving a day in prison. Many believe he faked his death and skipped town. He had the money and the power to bring it off.

David Strathairn Edward R. Murrow Fred W. Friendly