Harold_Z

The guitarist has me wondering too. Is Billy Bauer a possibility here?

I think I got 'em too, but I'll cool it except that I think the bassist is Jack Lesberg.

Who's Tony's underboss? I agree with Catesta that there's going to be a power struggle within the family while Tony is out of commission.

Yeah...I'm beginning to think Lorraine Bracco is there for the "leg" shots.....which I enjoy. I live and work where a lot of this series is filmed. I saw Lorraine Bracco being interviewed one day and got a good look at her. In person she looks great. Better than on the show.

It looks good. That scene where Gino wipes blood on the road map after killing that guy..I wonder if this is going to come into play later on. DNA, etc.

Lady Marmalade Jelly Roll Morton Honey Boy Edwards

I guess you mean the stuff that was originally on Columbia. I just enjoy all of it, but since you dig those don't miss the stuff that came out on Vanguard and was reissued about 4 or 5 years ago on cd.

Only 15% ? You really need to get this, man ! Nobody should talk you out of this.

Nina took the cake. Tricky Dick is more of an asshole than a villain. I think the VP is going to turn out to be part of the terrorist plot. Edgar bit the dust and Chloe is brokenhearted!

Mr. Fields Mr. Bacciagaloop Mike the Cop

Rex Bob Billy

Happy Birthday, Johnny and many more.

Boston Blackie Charlie Chan Sergeant Friday

For real. When KCR does an in depth show dedicated to one artist, it's a sure bet you will hear something you never heard before.

WBGO is still on the air and online. WBGO.ORG

Darren McGavin It seems like he's always been around. Mike Hammer, Kolchak, Naked City. Sad news.

Queen Latifah Irving Fazola Lola Falana

Jack Klugman Paul Krugman Ralph Kramden

...and send me the old bottle.

I got mine last week and also have listened to the first couple of discs. I enjoyed them immenseley. Looking forward to the next set.

Vic can Play!

That's about how I see it too. Having a Nixon clone as a boob president isn't particularly Republican and I really don't see Jack Bauer's hard line tactics as such either. Jack seems pretty apolitcal. The Right seems a part of every conspiracy that's been portrayed on the show. To me the most Republican thing about the show is the network it's on.

It's good, typical Verve Jimmy Smith, much like anyother Verve Jimmy, but thouroughly enjoyable, swinging and all those other good things.

OK...I just listened to disc one. There's some delightful stuff here. So far I've only had a chance for once through, but here's some impressions and things that stuck out in my mind. I've only read the first few pages in the booklet (it's pretty much excerpted from the book) so this is pure impressions. The Banjoist Vess Ossman - NICE ! La Patti Negra: I didn't have the track listing while I listened to this. I thought it was "Under The Bamboo Tree". The triple tounging Trumpeter - I guess Sir Herbert Clarke caught my attention. GEEZ..I didn't think chops existed that far back. The Grupo Bahainano...YEAH ! Are they Brazilian ? I was looking for something in the notes, but I haven't really read them throught yet. Yeah....(pre) jazz ! I'm digging it.

I have it and it's great ! I also have the RCA and Columbia early material, and, as might be expected, there are many tunes which are duplicated, but for me that adds to the fun, because you can compare versions and soloists, etc.