paul secor

Bill Clinton Eliot Spitzer John Profumo

Bobby Short Danny Small Pee Wee Reese

Little Johnny Jones, Floyd Dixon, Little Brother Montgomery, Meade Lux Lewis, Frank "Sweet" Williams: Blues Piano - Chicago, Plus (Atlantic) Great compilation!

Hope you've got Billie's version of "Everything Happens to Me" on the agenda. One of my favorite Billies.

Hound Dog Taylor Bulldog Drummond Joe Cocker

aloc isn't allowed to get a tattoo until he learns to spell the word.

:party: Happy Birthday to our resident vibist! Hope the Pistons give you a win as a present tonight edited - I was a dummy and didn't read the initial at the end of the name.

John McGraw Earl Weaver Billy Martin

Ken Griffey Ken Griffey Jr. Fred McGriff

There was a PBS documentary where people involved with The Bob Newhart Show and Newhart said that Bob Newhart knew exactly what he wanted, and set up the timing for the bits to his perfection.

Jack Pardee Sandra Dee Joey Dee

:tup Happy Birthday, Michael!! :tup

What was #23's excuse?

N.Y. Times obit: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/09/arts/mus...ref=todayspaper

Neville Chamberlain Winston Churchill Clement Attlee

Truck Parnham Hack Wilson Leroy Vinnegar

I was thinking about singers, and which ones were my favorites. Thought it might make an interesting subject for people to write about. All types of singers are welcome (except jazz) - pop, country, rock, r&b, classical, singers from other cultures, whatever singers are out there. I'll start it off with five. (Tomorrow it might be five different ones, but this is today). In alphabetical order: Sam Cooke Cesaria Evora early Dick Gaughan Merle Haggard Claude Jeter

Jeanne Lee Ran Blake Barbara Monk

Two that are very close to where i live are mentioned - Dutchess Mall and South Hills Mall - are mentioned. I don't miss either one.

Tried a couple of times to find a decent pressing of that one back in the day and never succeeded.

Jerry Lee Lewis Linda Gail Lewis Jimmy Swaggart

Ross Macdonald John Macdonald Kenneth Millar

Katherine Harrold Phyllis George Susan St. James

Prince Far I/Errol Holt:"Yes Yes Yes 12" mix" from Prince Far I: Silver & Gold - a groove that won't quit and "Chant" from Art Ensemble of Chicago: Urban Magic - a tour de force by Roscoe Mitchell

Thanks for the info. Found it on DG. The strange thing is, I checked the AEC website before I started this thread and it doesn't appear there.