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No, you won't find any or much at all repitition; Jazz in Paris is culled from labels now owned and distributed by Verve/Universal, whereas les Vogues were from labels owned and distributed by BMG. . . . There is a third series, Americans Swinging in Paris that is pulled from EMI controlled labels. . . Three great series of cds with little to no overlap!

That Hank Jones Trio is a favorite, and recorded by RVG the afternoon I was born! I've been a big fan of Marshall for some time. Such a wonderful tone, and swinging with great ideas too. . . he had all you need in a bass player. I kept discovering more and more great sessions with him as I collected all those Savoy/Denon cds starting about 12 years ago or so. . . !

WANDA!

Jean Grey gets better looking all the time. . .

Another Marvel Girl, earliest costume.

GULP! Thanks! B)

I heard on Entertainment tonight Halle say "the suit was tailored to hide her flaws." That can't be true. There's way too much suit!

Has anyone seen Catwoman yet? Is it as bad as some of the reviews make it out to be?

LOUIS ARMSTRONG AND JACK TEAGARDEN.

The U. T. Tower and Fountain here in Austin.

The library, right off the town square in Burton, Ohio. . . I discovered Miles Davis HERE. My Dad was the minister at the Church right next door for thirty years. . .

Waterford Kamhlaba School, outside M'Babane, Swaziland. Tis was the place I spent most of my time in Swaziland, and may have been the place I was happiest in my life.

Really wish I could see Addis Ababa again!

Lived near this stadium from age two to eleven. . . It is no longer standing. . . I saw this photo and immediately remembered it!

Spent my first two years near Union Seminary NYC where my Dad was studying. Always like the look of the place.

Sometimes I ride in a "Hybrid" bus, though I'm not sure what sort of powertrain it actually has! I think if I were to go back to having a car I would look seriously at a hybrid. . . though by the time I decide to a fuel cell vehicle may be available!

D. E. T. S. . . . one of the reissue series I've been most excited about this century.

I like Crumb; I recently reread his "Comics Journal" inteview which is very good, less unsettling in a way than seeing the movie. . . which IS unsettling, to me at least. That statue. . . good Gott. . . is there a whole series!?

I believe I may have posted her film counterpart actress on the babe thread! Actually, what I dug about Marvel Girl was . . .her mental powers! Honest!

Good information Sidewinder, could well have been a or the factor.

When I see these I think of the early sixties when I was a kid and there were G I Joes and there was the start of some of these type of figurines from DC and Marvel. . .and I thought "Oh my Gosh, this would be like playing with DOLLS!" and steered way clear! I never thought they would catch on but I see so many "action figures" in supermarkets and drugstores that I guess they have. Some of these sort of remind me of the only TV show I got to watch every now and then in Ethiopia: Thunderbirds. Now there's a movie coming out of Thunderbirds! It's almost as if my inner preadolescent fantasy world is becoming movies lately with all the comic book movies, King Arthur, Troy, tv remakes, etc !

OUCH! You did do some damage to that amp. . . . Sorry again to hear it! Sounds like you had some fun auditioning yesterday!

I'll agree it would have been nice! But apparently it was not easy for him to just continue taping, and he did choose the writing to the recording (something I might do NOW and might not have done twenty years ago!) Also, it's possible that he had received some flak/pressure for recording, that Scott may have removed his approval, I don't think we have enough information. I'd love to hear a lot more recordings from the sixties from Scott's though!

Now that's a well-trained secretary!