paul secor

Once Again!

Gigi Gryce Dee Dee Sharp E.E. Cummings

Colin Dexter's The Secret of Annexe 3

E. F. Hutton Betty Hutton Lauren Hutton

Jack Ruby Jim Garrison Harry Connick Sr.

The sound on the Mosaic set is superior to the old CBS LPs - It's as if a layer of haze has been lifted. If that's not all that important to you, then you already have the music to enjoy.

Beetle Bailey Stephen "The Beetle" Henderson Cootie Williams

Sir Roland Hanna Earl the Pearl The Duke

Billy Tate, The Blue Diamonds w. Ernie K-Doe, George Stevenson, Earl King, Little Eddie from Southern Blues (Savoy/Arista) Blues & RnB from 1950's New Orleans

Art Carney Peter Max Max Yasgur

The Radiators The Meters The Wild Tchoupitoulas

Just play some records and enjoy the music.

Ray Codrington Andrew White Walter Booker

Three winners in a row - Dupree, T-Bone, & Turner. Atlantic issued some great blues in the 50's, along with their r&b and jazz releases.

Cubby Darlene Annette

Mercury Morris Chevy Chase Vic Ferrari

Marion Crane Norman Bates Milton Arbogast

Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis: Jaw's Blues (Enja) Fine, later (1981) live session with very good blowing by Lockjaw and the rhythm section - Horace Parlan, Reggie Johnson, and Alvin Queen.

Not only do you not know what it is, you don't even know that there's something been happening here, do you, Mr. Jones? http://www.youtube.c...feature=related Sorry - Throwing out a cheap shot at someone & posting a You Tube link as a supposed backup to it doesn't cut it for me. I'll remember that the next time I have something to say directly to you. I assumed that if you were saying something only and directly to It Should be You, you would have sent him a PM. Since you posted it on one of the Forums, it becomes fodder for comment. Isn't that how things work here?

Spent a couple of hours this afternoon looking at the photographs and reading the documents in Chan Parker's and Francis Paudras' To Bird with Love.

Probably my favorite Jack Dupree - w. Larry Dale, Pete Brown, Wendell Marshall, & Willie Jones. The last recording he made before he moved to Europe.

Black Saint/Soul Note LPs sound fine to me too. There might be something they've released that wasn't up to snuff, but I've heard a lot of them & haven't found anything to complain about.

Not only do you not know what it is, you don't even know that there's something been happening here, do you, Mr. Jones? Sorry - Throwing out a cheap shot at someone & posting a You Tube link as a supposed backup to it doesn't cut it for me.

Prince Valiant The Ventures Nick Danger

Crying Sam Collins The Sad Sack Smilin' Jack