paul secor

Just another idiot athlete. There are a lot of them.

Jane Austen Charlotte Bronte George Eliot

Benny Goodman Robert Sterling James Worthy

Brew & Fru Don & Dewey Friend & Lover

Jeff - Best of luck with the band and the gig.

Lefty Grove Lefty Gomez Steve Carlton

The Hollies were a decent pop band who wrote some catchy songs. They didn't have the voices to be reasonably compared with the Everly Brothers - not even close.

Meant "back when" it was released. I guess if I were 18, 2001 would truly be "back when".

Picked it up back when - highly recommended.

Who gives a s***?

Just arrived - Works conducted by Jascha Horenstein on four Vox CDs: Brahms: Symph. No. 1; Variations on a Theme of Haydn Brahms: Symph. No. 3; Wagner: Overtures to Tannhauser & Meistersinger Stravinsky: Rite of Spring; Firebird Shostakovich: Symph. No. 5; Janacek: Taras Bulba $4 each from Daedalus.

The happiest of birthdays to you, Rod!

Hound Dog Taylor Mutt and Jeff Pointer Sisters

Floyd Council Pink Anderson Piano Red

Barry Mann Cynthia Weil Ellie Greenwich

Jimmy Yancey Ellington Bud Monk Earl Hines Cecil After them: James P. Johnson Otis Spann Then, a fair number of other pianists - too many to list. There are no doubt classical pianists that will come to be favorites. I've only been listening a short time and don't have the listening experience yet. So as of today, that's it.

Mississippi John Hurt Alabama Watson The Florida Kid

A very happy birthday to you!

Ziggy Vines West Virginia Creeper Heath Ledger

Kirk Douglas Jimmy Stewart Forest Whitaker

Possibly interesting sidenote - Michael Rumaker's novel The Butterfly contains a fictional character who seems pretty obviously based on Yoko Ono (pre John Lennon).

House - episode 2 of the new season

One of my favorites. Sounded great when I first heard it 43-44 years ago. Still does today.

Steve Lacy w. Don Cherry: Evidence (New Jazz - Japan)