paul secor

Little Cooper Willie King Screamin' Joe Neal

You used the term "morally" - no?

Crazy Otto Kokomo B. Bumble & the Stingers

Gene Ammons/Dodo Marmarosa: Jug & Dodo (Prestige/Fantasy 2-fer)

Sir Charles Thompson Sir Roland Hanna Lady Day

I'm happy that Chas has decided what is morally correct for me to do.

Thanks for the info/explanation.

I've also gotten the sense that some are of the opinion that brick and mortar stores should disappear because they serve no purpose. That's not my opinion.

I thought maybe he got the sobriquet "King" by outliving his contemporaries.

I have a few titles - probably should have more. A fine label - & worthy of your support.

McGruff Smokey Morris

I believe that Kai Winding was the music director for the New York Playboy Club.

Does anyone know when the nickname "The King" was given to Benny Carter? I don't recall seeing him called that in the 60's when I started listening to jazz.

Joan Crawford Ty Cobb Yogi Berra

Leo Parker: Rollin' with Leo (BN)

Pinky Lee Barbara Stanwyck Henry Fonda

Speedy Sparks Alvin Crow Doug Sahm

Ewell Blackwell Ed Blackwell Earl Palmer

I have nearly all of this material so I won't be picking up this box. But Michael Anderson (I'm assuming it's the same Michael Anderson who used to be the late night dj on BGO & was the only reason to listen to that station) is an interesting intelligent guy and I'd be surprised if he didn't put together a good & interesting selection of music & interviews.

Yesterday: Konitz Meets Mulligan Lou Donaldson: Here 'Tis

Just saw this. Have no idea if post 34 was mine, but there is no post 34 anymore.

Doesn't look like Cropper & Dunn to me.

I just spent an hour and a half in a record store - Sally's in Westport, Ct. - hanging with a friend, checking out CDs and listening to Sally's stories - one of the most enjoyable times I've had recently. Wish there were more record stores these days.

Prince La La Harold Batiste Alvin "Red" Tyler

A third for John Fahey's Christmas/ holiday recordings. Some favorites of mine: New England Christmastide - Traditional carols and melodies played on uillean pipes, tin whistle, guitar, cello, concertina, mandolin, hurdy-gurdy, etc. Cool Yule - w. Louis Armstrong, Big John Greer, Leo Watson, Babs, Gonzales, et al. Blue Yule w. Eddie C. Campbell, Texas Pete Mayes, Poppa Hop, Jimmy Liggins and his Drops of Joy, et al. The Roches: We Three Kings - probably my all time favorite I got a copy of An Uptown Christmas earlier this year. Looking forward to playing it in a week or two when the time is right.