paul secor

Cindy Cashdollar CCH Pounder Curt Schilling

Nathan Leopold Frank Sinatra Al Martino

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

Neil Diamond Ruby Johnson Garnet Mimms

Wanda Jackson Shoeless Joe Jackson The Barefoot Contessa

Lefty Frizzell: His Life His Music (Bear Family) - 1950 recordings

Urban Blues Vol. 2 - New Orleans Bounce (Imperial)

Heard him play live once as part of a duo with David Eyges. A good night. Thanks for your music, Mr. Lancaster.

Joan Weston Dottie West Joe South

I recall seeing that cover years ago. Believe the one I saw was a Dutch reissue.

Richard Speck Jeffrey Dahmer Ted Bundy

Jon Hall Ram Ramirez Loverboy

Lefty Frizzell: His Life His Music (Bear Family) - 1959/60 recordings

Best Birthday Wishes, Tom!

Doc Holliday Billie Red Garland

Lefty Frizzell - 1958 recordings

Jimmy Castor Olive Oyl J. Paul Getty

Doug Sahm Me Jeff Crompton

Nancy Sinatra Lee Hazlewood Duane Eddy

Borah Bergman shared leadership with Roscoe Mitchell on this Kntting Factory cd. I've only listened to it once - time for another listen - but I remember having the sense that both musicians were listening to each other very closely. This was my only exposure to Mr. Bergman, so I have no idea if it's typical of his playing.

Jimmy Jones was a part of my growing up. His was a unique voice that never found the right material to sustain a career.

I was away for two weeks and avoided the internet and newspapers during that time, so I didn't read about Von Freeman's passing until this past weekend. Given his age, I wasn't surprised but I was saddened. There aren't many originals left in the jazz world, and he was truly an original. Thank you, Mr. Freeman. On a lighter note, does anyone know who the babe is in the photo on the right of this Amazon link? http://www.amazon.com/Von-Freeman/e/B000AQ39SO/ref=ac_dpt_sa_photos

Rene Russo Tony LaRussa Julius LaRosa

I remember seeing her on television in the 60's near the beginning of her comedic career. We always have need of funny people and she was indeed a funny person. Thanks, Ms. Diller.

Graham Greene: The Heart of the Matter