Jim R

Gillette, Mic Braun, Eva Shavers, Charlie

What are you listening to right now Grateful Dead corner (big turnoff for me) Another Idol Season (ditto) Your audio equipment Funny Rat Sexiest album covers (I would, but it takes too long to load on a dialup ) There are many more, but these are the ones that I found on the list of recently active topics (had to refresh my memory)

Actually, there may be more ongoing threads that I never look at than ones that I do look at.

Robert Shapiro Jude Law Dave Justice

It's not March the 2nd here as of yet, but... who really cares! Whoo HOO! Go for it, Al! Have a beer and a big, greeeeaaaazy sambawich- on me (although you'll have to go get it... and you'll have to pay for it. ). But seriously... ... nah, let's not be serious. PTF!! (that's either "Pound The Floor!!"' or "PARTY TIL FRIDAY!!" ) Have a great one, my friend!

YES (!!!) Steve Howe Howie Long

YOU'RE missin' out?! I started that damned thread, and I didn't know about the secrets OR the money!

Marge Schott Norman Fell William Hurt

Ah, I see you added this to the previous topic- I had been looking for a new thread. HBJ and I exchanged a couple of PM's on this. My first thought was that 2/12/65 was wrong, because that's the date (according to the info I have) that he recorded with Mabern, Harper and Lovelace (originally released in part on Beppo LP "Kings Of The Guitar"; and later on the "Stretching Out Live In '65" CD as well as the "Private Recordings and Raritites" CD out of Italy on the Suisa label). Of course, Wes was at the Half Note in June and September of '65... I also was a bit surprised to see Billy Cobham's name... (sounds a lot like "Cobb", too, iykwim). HBJ, you asked me for the track listings for the previous releases dating to 2/12/65: On the original Beppo LP, they included: caravan, round midnight, and 4 on 6. On "Stretching Out..." as well as on the Suisa CD, they included the above, plus "here's that rainy day"

Damn... I just realized that I forgot all about the US vs Poland match in Kaiserslautern today. I just heard the result announced, and heard a bit about who was playing (more top rank players this time), and I really wish I had remembered to tape it. Oh well, at least I can run the VCR at 2 a.m. tonight and get it in spanish. Anybody see it? I did get a chance to see a bit of the England / Uruguay game at lunchtime (Uruguay was up 1-0 last I heard).

The Mob The Hell's Angels The ol' gang back home

Swiss Miss St. Pauli Girl The Madwoman Of Chaillot

HBJ, read your Wes covers, man! Recorded JUNE 25, 1962. I take it AMG screwed up (didn't want to take the time to open their page on my dial-up connection... takes too long). If so, great surprise there. Use AMG with caution.

George Romanta Kinney Willie Shoemaker Bill Bowerman

Mookie Blaylock Ed "Kookie" Byrnes Alonzo "Pookie" Johnson

Dr. Watson Junior Watson Hollywood Fats

Brother Bones Dr. Richard Leakey Farah Fawcett

Graham Chapman Monty Stickles Gen. Daniel Sickles

Wow... being one who doesn't (re)buy much Blue Note stuff anymore, I hadn't even noticed that this album had been re-released with added tracks with Bill Henderson. I've been wanting to find more stuff by Henderson. I have his date with Oscar P, as well as his Vee Jay discs, and I heard some stuff on KCSM awhile back that knocked me out (might have been an unreleased live show, if memory serves). I've always liked SAASB, especially "hackensack" and "sometimes I'm happy".

Adell Duckett Le Toya Luckett Gary Puckett

Mick Ralphs Dick Williams Rick Steves

The Canadians were impressive. Nearly scoring 7 in that one (5th?) end was amazing (they should have had it, but 6 wasn't too shabby). First curling medal in history for the U.S.! Great job by Fenson's team.

Shelby Foote David Soul Chayefsky, Paddy

Mr. Bill Apollo Ono (!) Captain Crunch

Robin Leach Buddy Rich Amos, Famous