paul secor

My wife and I both have pretty much everything we need or want, so we just give each other a few small Christmas gifts. This year, I picked out a few books that I want to read: Once again I have to read thread titles. No music this year, just books - music for my eyes, though.

Thoreau Emerson Hawthorne

The Living Dead The Walking Dead Rod Argent

Haven't heard much of this, but it looks like a good list.

Lonesome Sundown Lightnin' Slim Lazy Lester

T-Bone Walker: Plain Ole Blues (Black & White/Charly)

Lamont Fred Grady

Sun's out. Temp's about 50. I'm happy.

It sure is. A good candidate for CD reissue.

Sounds like I could use some OP when I'm out driving this time of year.

Happy Birthday!

I think it should have been higher that 31st, but I'm glad it's there.

Merry Christmas! It's a bright beautiful sunny day here. Hope it is for all of you too.

Happy Birthday!

Moses Malone Kevin Garnett Kobe Bryant

Davey Lopes Bill Russell Ron Cey

Washington Phillips: Key to the Kingdom (Yazoo) Down on the Levee - The Piano Blues of St. Louis Vol. 2 (Yazoo)

I heard him play at a concert in Buffalo in 1967. edit - I might be interested in hearing this, mainly because I never cared for John Bergamo's playing when I heard him in the mid 60's (seemed stiff to me) and it could be interesting to hear what my take is now.

Keith Richards Chuck Berry Buck Cherry

Al Jones, Frank Necessary & the Spruce Mountain Boys (Rounder)

Rain seems to be clearing and it's supposed to be near 70 today. Crazy, but after the last two bitterly cold winters I'll take it as long as it lasts - probably not for long.

The Mac Man Kurt Weill Penny Hardaway

Coltrane (impuse) mono

Not at all true for me and I'm over 50.

Michael Hurley: Fatboy Spring (Mississippi)