paul secor

:party: Welcome to the club! :party:

Pee Wee Russell Pee Wee Marquette Pee Wee Reese

I used to watch the Olympics, but I have no interest anymore. The politics, drug aided performances, using under age gymnasts, whatever else teams/people do to win - I'll pass.

Malachi Favors Wilbur Ware Israel Crosby

71 isn't THAT old. I don't know what happened, but people can drive badly/crazy or just have an accident at any age. Hope I don't have to quit driving when I hit 71 - though if my driving skill have eroded, I hope that I will.

Pat Buttram Pancho Jingles

Happy Birthday, Shawn! Hope it's a great one!

Muhal Richard Abrams: "Young at Heart" from Young at Heart/Wise in Time (Delmark)

No Monk?

Karen Valentine Mary Heartline Clyde Hart

Holly Golightly Air Kid Chocolate

:party: Happy Birthday, Lon! And best wishes for a great year ahead! :party:

Even though you can't place an insurance value on things that are priceless, I'm sure that Universal has.

That's exactly what I meant. I thought it was simple and clear.

Dave Beverly (my high school gym teacher & later on, attendance officer) Ted Joans A Boy Named Sue

Pretty much the same here. And I think Trane proved to be a negative influence on a number of other sax players. Amen to that. Can you say Art Pepper? Up over and out. Not Trane's fault, and not anything to do with him, for that matter.

Johnson Mountain Boys: Walls of Time (Rounder)

Ali & Tam's avec Orchestre Malo (Plainisphare)

Ed Charles George Russell Jimmy Scott

Art Blakey Art Taylor Denis Charles

Just my opinion, but I never heard it as one of his best records.

Ted Danson Jonathan Papelbon Sparky Lyle

Charles Reznikoff, Gilbert Sorrentino, Paul Blackburn, August Kleinzahler, Edward Dorn, Jonathan Williams, Robert Creeley, and Basil Bunting are some 20th century poets I've enjoyed reading. I remember reading somewhere (believe it was in John Berendt's book on Venice) that Ezra Pound's wife/companion wouldn't allow people to visit him late in his life unless they were able to quote some lines from his poetry. As I sit here, I realize that I can quote very few lines from the above poets, so I wonder how well I've read their poems - not well at all, I fear.

240 pages might even be pushing it. Have to wait and see.

Tim Duncan Tim Pleasant Tiny Tim