Yeah, Chuck's got a bad rep which he no longer deserves. He chewed into some folks who deserved it. Heck, folks, he's tougher on existing members than on the newbies!
If you surf around a bit, you can see that the photo is credited Courtesy of National Archives & Records Administration.
Here's another taken at the same event:
The guy in the middle is James Baldwin.
I was 8 years old. It just seemed as if everyone was being assassinated. Then there was the daily gore of the Vietnam War.
It was a shame that MLK didn't make it into old age. It would have been great to see what he might have accomplished. He was by far one of the greatest leaders over the last 50 years.
Jerry Jones collecting all the flotsam around the league? I wouldn't pay a penny for Pacman. Is Detroit really willing to part with Roy Jones for #28? Hmmm. Tell Jerry to offer his two first rounders for the Pats #7 pick in the draft. McFadden might still be around.
Fascinating story about how they're looking at Bobby Fischer's harddrive and discovering all kinds of emails exchanged with prominent grandmasters over the last couple of decades. For those who follow grandmaster chess, you will find these emails flabbergasting. You mean that Nxf7 novelty in the Slav that Topalov sprung on Kramnik was Fischer's idea and not Ivan Cheparinov's? Hard to believe! Check this out.
http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=4543
$9 shipping included to US address.
Listened to once or twice. This is the recently reissued cd on Verve.
Will trade for any Riverside/OJC/Prestige 20-bit K-2 reissue that I don't have.
Even Jazzmoose?
I've been lucky so far and still sport a perfect ebay feedback with 548 transactions. Still, I know I can get one at any time. The system isn't perfect by any means.
Boy was I wrong on the "still has a large jazz collection!"
I hadn't stopped been there for 6-10 months, but much of the music had been cleared out. Could barely find anything to buy. Did pick up Sonny Stitt, "New York Jazz" on Verve.