paul secor

Great news, Bruce! :tup

All the best to both of you!

A very happy birthday to you! :party:

Ralph Lauren Ralph Kramden Ralph Waldo Emerson

Got my copy yesterday. Hope to find the time to start my listening today.

Dennis Hopper Edward Hopper Nighthawk

This could be a long thread. Here are a few more: Mingus Ah Um George Russell: Ezz-thetics (all of his sextets would qualify) Elmo Hope: Homecoming! Joseph Jarman: Song For

Gorilla Monsoon Aunt Esther Esther Williams

Lots of possibilities, but: AEC - Les Stances a Sophie; Reese and the Smooth Ones - could have chosen others, but Sophie is a favorite and Reese was the first Art Ensemble I heard. Pee Wee Russell: Portrait of Pee Wee

Bill Bruton Richie Ashburn Jimmy Piersall

A warm welcome to Dick Shurman - I'm assuming that's who you are - blues scholar, collector, producer, friend to numerous musicians. Hope you'll stick around and join the camaraderie.

:party: All the best on your birthday! :party:

Years ago, my family had a cat and brought a kitten into the house. On the first day the two were together, it looked as if the older cat was going to kill the kitten, so we kept them apart. Took a few days, but then all was copacetic and they had happy lives living in the same house. Pretty much the same as what Rooster had to say in the post above.

Gary Carter Todd Hundley Mike Piazza

Missed it, but :party: Happy Birthday (belatedly) Mark! :party:

Precious Bryant Ray Bryant John Waters

Joe Bushkin Herb Bushler Garvin Bushell

George Favors (brother of Malachi) George Liberace (brother of Lee) Libby Holman (I couldn't take the brother thing further) How bout George W. Bush (brother of Jeb)?

Moses Gunn Ezra Pound Malachi Favors

I'll remember him for his songwriting with David Porter and his appearances on The Rockford ("Rockfish") Files. RIP, Mr. Hayes.

several Flannery O'Connor stories

Earl Hooker: "Improvisations on Frosty" from The Moon Is Rising (Arhoolie)

If Hoppy can't help you out, Cadence has copies on FMP and Jazzwerkstatt - believe it's the same music on both labels. http://db.cadencebuilding.com/searchresult...p;Search=Search

Brought back memories of watching To Tell the Truth. I knew from seeing photos of him that #1 was the real William M. Gaines as soon as the contestants walked on stage.

Marvin and Johnny Jesse Belvin Maxwell Davis Guess that's Name Four People