Joe

The live material released by Savoy is indispensable, and there's the "Ko-Ko" sessions, of course... but, overall, I prefer the Dial recordings for the diversity of both ensembles and material showcased.

Swirly label logo.

Classic AOR obelisk.

Proudly bald.

The rose supposes (plus hat).

Samurai!

Snowy street.

Artist, studio board (2).

You know the quote...

You say "tomato," I say "tormato."

More Native American chiefs.

Natural 'do capacious enough to contain pertinent discographical information.

More mail art.

Five somewhat surly,though oddly affable, musicians looking at you while the background becomes indistinct all around them.

Quartet, red, staircase.

Open shirt, white pants.

Yeah, it's part of the montage of "great moments" in Ranger history they run to, I think, give the fans a reminder of where we've been and where we are now. Myself, I think this last World Series renders that unnecessary now. As a buddy of mine put it, the culture of the team has been once and forever changed by this last turn of events. As for Nolan being able to hit 85, if the guy would lose a pound or twenty, I bet he could. Mrs. Ryan appears to be the type of lady who appreciates the hard heat, if you know what I mean... Director's Cut: Bringing It All Back Home / An annotated version of Tony Kornheiser's classic 1980 profile of Nolan Ryan @ GRANTLAND

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