Brownian Motion

John Madden John stewart Steve Colbert Claudette Colbert Paulette Goddard Annette Funicello

Wilbur Fern Templeton

Lew Archer William Tell Steve Jobs

George Kleinsinger Archy Mehitabel Citizen Kane William Randolph Hearst The Symbionese Liberation Army

Jane Goodall Louis Leakey Diane Fossey

Arthur Schutt Marge Schott Kurt Schwitters

Howard Hawks Willy Loman Hyman Schertzer

A. P. Carter Huddie Ledbetter Original Dixieland Jazz Band

The Headless Horseman Nearly Headless Nick The Talking Heads

The Happy-Go-Lucky Local The Gal From Joe's Bojangles

Abe Fortas Harold Carswell Harriet Miers

Madeline Eloise Ginger Pye

Armand Hammer Gloria Naylor Screw You

Blue Lou Blue Lu Barker Blue Balliett

Bourke Hickenlooper Loopy Bork The Borg

W Malcolm X Zorro

Bix Tram Lang

The Man Without a Country The Man In the Moon The Third Man

Hop Sing Ping Little Pear

Mike Seeger, a singer and multi-instrumentalist who played an important role in the folk revival of the 1950s and ’60s, died on Friday at his home in Lexington, Va. He was 75. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/10/arts/mus...?ref=obituaries

Stafford Cripps Jo Stafford Darlene Cubby Tubby Lard Ass

The Very Hungry Caterpillar The Itsy Bitsy Spider The Fly

I've prized the trio sides Tiny did with Tatum, ever since first hearing a few of them them on a Jazztone LP I purchased many years ago. These sides have usually been dismissed by jazz writers, but to me they are perfection itself. Tiny is an incredibly lyrical improviser, a perfect foil for Art's occasional forays into technique for technique's sake, and the other trio member, Slam Stewart, is his usual incomparable self. These sides are worth hearing and having.

Kelly Freas Free as a Bird The Lark Ascending

Moby Dick (a sperm whale) Long Dong Silver Captain Blood