paul secor

Gene Ammons/Sonny Stitt: Boss Tenors (Verve Japan)

Pip Estella Abel Magwitch

Arlo Woody Folks in Guthrie, Oklahoma

Bill Coleman/Ben Webster: Swingin' in London! (Black Lion)

Happy Birthday!

Gretchen Cryer Tears for Fears Willie the Weeper

Dumb and Dumber Fred Sanford Sonny Stitt

The Popular Duke Ellington (RCA Germany) My copy has a different cover than this one, but I couldn't find an image.

John Scott Trotter The Indiana Pacers The Galloping Gourmet

Low Down Memphis Barrelhouse Blues (Mamlish)

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all!

The Famous Flames Sparks Grandmaster Flash

Probably true, unfortunately.

The Popeyes Bahamas Bowl today was as wild and wacky a game as I've ever seen. It fit the name Popeyes Bahamas Bowl.

Dressmaker was evidently a popular profession in medieval times. Another one here.

Happy Birthday, Sucka!

I always heard the similarity. No Ray - no him.

Little Sister https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53ANaBgAxio Little Sister https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSGGmOf_zdU Sister Sledge

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeTOWt27ETQ

Hey, Mr. Bo was a very good bluesman and "If Trouble Was Money" is a very, very good record. No need to apologize for putting it in a B.B. comp.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxkKdn3W0To

Mr. Bo was strongly influenced by B.B., but he was a different guy. https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/bit.listserv.blues-l/lQBeu8LOQH0

An eclectic assortment - to say the least. People themselves are eclectic, once you get enough of 'em in the picture to get an accurate picture. Small sample size, skewed evaluations, right? I've found that while people may be eclectic, what they allow themselves to experience often isn't.

An eclectic assortment - to say the least.