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Johnny Rivers Martin Banks Johnny Cash

Francis Scott Key The Doors Hall & Oates

Air: Air Lore (Arista Novus)

Spiro Agnew Dan Quayle Dick Cheney

Ryne Sandberg Dusty Rhodes Gene Alley

Piano Red Doctor Sax Jim Horn

New to me, anyway: http://www.amazon.com/Blue-Mountains-Sun-Drummer/dp/B0047F3AB0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1299080571&sr=1-1 http://www.amazon.com/Trails-Tears-Jacques-Coursil/dp/B004ETVB1K/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1299081452&sr=1-1

I haven't listened to any one recording over and over in many years - though I did when my collection was much smaller. It might be interesting to do that again - I tended to know the music on my records more than I do now - but I doubt if I will. I've become addicted to variety in my listening.

Hope you have a GREAT BIRTHDAY!

In NY in the 50's, it was Mays, Mantle, and Snider. Willie was my hero, so I never appreciated Duke Snider the way I should have.

Tony Lazzeri Lou Gehrig Babe Ruth

Choo Choo Coleman Ornette Arnett

John Sayles The Secaucus 7 Eight Men Out

R.I.P., Ms. Russell

That photograph on Freewheelin' was a part of my early life. Seems as if everyone's dying.

Art Fowler Billy Martin Old Grand Dad

An addendum: My good friend Doug Price will be doing a tribute to Eddie Kirkland on his Blues After Hours radio program on wvkr this Friday, March 4, at 9 p.m. e.s.t. I'm sure that it will be well worth listening to. Live streaming only, unfortunately.

Charlie McCarthy Edgar Bergen Marni Nixon

As kh1958 noted, It's the Blues Man is probably the best introduction to Eddie Kirkland's music. There are a couple of good cuts on the o/p Relic collection, 3 Shades of the Blues, and some early recordings on King and Modern turn up on compilation CDs. His best later recordings can be found on JSP and Trix. In general, Eddie Kirkland was stronger as a live performer than as a recording artist. It seemed as if he needed a strong producer to focus his energy and material and make good records. Rarely happened imo.

Wasn't there, but it would seem that what you say speaks volumes about the make up of the audience.

Bluesman Eddie Kirkland died in an auto accident on Sunday morning. He was one of the last of his era. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110228/ap_en_mu/us_obit_eddie_kirkland

Happy B'Day!

Foxy Lady Lady Day Dick "Night Train" Lane

Another vote for getting both plus others. Music for a lifetime of listening.