Jim R

damn... But what a GREAT career... what a giver... what a man.

Roberts, Cokie Luis Alfonso Sota Lucia Popp

Toller Cranston Shorter, Frank Younger, Cole

Dinah Shore Ed Beach Paul Sand

Troy Donahue Jim Rome Lorez Alexandria

Green... the color of money! Well, the sky around here is definitely grey (just broke a 100+ year-old record for # of days with rain in March ), but my board skin is still pickle green.

Morgana King Alvin Queen Stereojack

You're close... it's on page 120. "What are you listening to right now" is only on page 819 for me! (and I still don't open it )

Can't stand pickles. First thought was Pickles Sorrell. I'm only on page 2. (doesn't anybody else go with 40 posts per page?)

Pete Jamison Pete Rozelle Paul Tagliabue

On the day that Kessel died, somebody told me that Kenny Burrell had died. (I don't think it was you, though! )

Dammit, Quickdraw! Ted Turner Bill Gates Howard Hughes

Neil Diamond Margaret Court Sally Field

I should probably know more about this, but I've never paid a whole lot of attention. Anyway, I recall once hearing an R&B or R&R session where Burrell was listed as the guitarist, and I could have sworn that it was somebody else. Some things (touch, taste, phrasing, maybe even tone) shouldn't really change that much, despite the setting... should they? I suppose all the discographical errors I've seen over the years have caused me to remain skeptical in many cases, until the truth is clear. There, that was helpful, wasn't it?

But... ... the boxes that hold 50 only take up half the space of the boxes that hold 100... right?

Well, the boxes that I recommended have handles.

Barbara Hershey The Three Musketeers Laura Mars

Ruben Sierra John Muir Ansel Adams

MetroJazz it was. I haven't pulled out my LP in a long time. It is an interesting album... interesting personnel... too bad it hasn't been out on CD.

The boxes that I use (and most of the LP people around here seem to use them as well) only hold about 50 LP's each. Even at that size, they're plenty heavy for me when they're full. So, consider your poor back before you decide.

Marvin Kaplan Jonathan Winters Phil Silvers

Dan, I found some randomly with Google, and most of them seem to be listed here: http://home.swipnet.se/-w-39932/cdlists/genre/cityblues.html So, I guess it looks like this: Bobby Bland (CBL 750), Muddy Waters (CBL 751) B.B. King (CBL 752) Gatemouth Brown (CBL 753) Albert King : Chicago 1978 (CBL 754) Albert King : In Canada (CBL 755) Albert Collins (CBL 756) Charles Brown (CBL 757) Roy Buchanan (CBL 758) Freddy King (CBL 759)

Peter Noone Grant Goodeve Dawn Wells

Eric The Red Eric Idle Brave Sir Robin