paul secor

Donny Hathaway The Hathaway Man Patch Adams

Robert Frost Jack Snow Ice T

The Cyrkle Thelonious Sphere Monk Billy Ed Wheeler

A few very good players listed there, but none that I think belong in the HoF.

Philip Proctor Phil Austin David Ossman

John Gregory Brown: Audubon's Watch

Jerry Lewis Gary Lewis Hugh Hefner

Only went there once - in the mid nineties - to hear Doug Sahm. Wasn't impressed with the venue, but it was cool to hear Doug Sahm live.

Julie Christie Agatha Christie Christy Mathewson

Edna Ferber James Thurber Walter Mitty

Sent today. Thanks for all you do, Jim.

Yolanda Vega Lenny Bruce ("Lost Wages") Batman

Remembered that someone did a post about Jean Stapleton playing Meg in Pinter's The Birthday Party. Did a search and it was Pete C. "I saw the New York premiere of Mountain Language as the opener to a bill that had The Birthday Party with Jean Stapleton. She was perfect!" I can imagine her playing that part in my head - and playing it magnificently.

Monty Python Snake Stabler Cleopatra

Here's a photo of Ornette, Bobby Bradford, Charles Moffett, and Jimmy Garrison from 1962: http://markweber.free-jazz.net/2012/05/21/the-coda-interview-with-bobby-bradford-1976/ Don't know if that helps. edit: Scroll down a bit to see the photo. Plus you'll find an interview with Bobby Bradford.

Peggy Lee Robert E. Lee John Singleton Mosby

Ornette Arnett Annette

Clifford Brown/Max Roach (Emarcy Japan)

Curtis Fuller: Bone & Bari (BN/King Japan)

"You can shake a dozen glove men out of a tree, but the bat separates the men from the boys." - Dale Long

Godot Molloy Malone

Nope.

Frankie Goes to Hollywood The Hollywood Argyles Alley Oop

Happy Birthday, Durium!

J.D. Parran A.B. Spellman E.B. White