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dave duerson's selfless last act later in the broadcast, bernstein mentioned that he enjoyed football as it was, and that changing it fundamentally for safety reasons would make it not be football. he stated that players and parents need to be more fully aware of the great risks before playing. 2007 interview with dave duerson

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strangely, shearing, in an interview with wkcr host, cliff price, listed his album with nat cole as his favorite.

unfortunately, the fabulous and illuminating 2 hours has ended. one of stubbs questions for bobby, still with a heavy performing schedule since the late 1940s, was how he maintained his still remarkable vocal skills. his explanation was that he never strains his voice and drinks plenty of water. his brother retired about 5 years ago after a stroke affecting one of his hands. strangely, bobby, likely well into his 70s, is enrolled in school taking courses in management. he picked up the mandolin because that was obligatory for bluegrass tenors. bobby appears to be a most humble, and happy, performer with seemingly none of the typical star affectations.

one of my most favorite old vinyls-----

wonderful nancy wilson interview on shearing on npr. the swingin's mutual has been on my topself for generations. nancy wilson discusses shearing

legendary country singer bobby osborne is now guesting with eddie stubbs on wsm. i'm listening on am650, but it's available online. rocky top

He played for 8 teams and wore out his welcome with each one. If there's a malcontent Hall of Fame he's a first ballot guy. Sheff is part of my all-time malcontent outfield: Sheff, Milton Bradley, and Carl Everett. I'm sure if I though hard enough, I could top this one though. albert(joey) belle, jimmy piersall?

the flighty people-chewing gannett empire has unleashed another challenging blogging format that doesnt accept videos, without a workaround. this was my first attempt to use it. fingering things out

.....eagerly anticipating

1. bowed on my knees and cried holy--rust college choir with leontyne price(1971) 2. homage to charles parker---george lewis

children are so very beautiful

a long ride in a big rig is a revelation--i cant imagine driving one.

i worked for many years in a large steel warehouse and learned a great many things from the drivers, much of it music. carrying huge loads of steel with sometimes unbalanced loads that may shift, and, knowing that sudden braking would send the metal right through their cabs, trucking regulations, and the expense and long hours is a very rough way to earn a living

brakes by jake

the gramms just discovered ornette a year ago. i could care less what those groupies think... have they discovered prez yet????

i'm digging into my dozens of old caps, grand piano, the torme stuff, the farnon stuff. my favorite might be his sheerest old cap 'blue chiffon' or the absolutely gorgeous 'concerto for my love' with full orchestra and chorus, or the dakota, or the nancy, or, or,........................

homage to charles parker/sir george shearing

.........a part of myself has died. thank you, sir george.

wkcr multi-instrmentalist gunter hampel's music will be featured until 7pm eastern on wkcr.

children are so very beautiful

thank you, sir. benny is a delight. sixty feet straight up is awesome. i climbed a big fire tower in our forest a few weeks ago and it freaked 67 year old me. how do they service those huge metal transmission line towers?

where've the linemen gone?

spatial aggregate fielding evaluation----a fascinating(to me)baseball topicspatial aggregate fielding analysis

agreed, although i'm an iverson fan. the size of that grant would likely keep a small jazz club going for a year.