On Apr 09, 1997, Don Dellmann wrote:
 DD> Signed would make a difference, but I don't know how much (I
 DD> have a Della Reese, a Bobby Martin and a Tommy Leonetti that
 DD> ARE signed )
You have me beat on that, Don.  I have only one signed LP: "The Four Freshmen 
in Person" - Capitol T1008.
 DD> I've seen a lot of that in the media.  Check your local
 DD> paper if they carry  the column by Jerry Osborne (I forget
 DD> the name of the column unfortunately, I don't spend the
 DD> money on our local rag other than on Sundays).  He's one of
 DD> the leading authorities on collectables.
Will do.
 DD> The best ones I've found are published by "Goldmine", the
 DD> record collector's newspaper.  They have one volume on LP's...
Thanks a heap.  I'll check it out.
 JS> Hmmm, Junior Prom time... "A Teenager in Love" - Dion & the Belmonts,
 DD> Well let's do some figuring here, hmmmmm, (oops, ran out of
 DD> fingers), I guess that means if I'm 90, you're 95 :-)
Yep, that's right in the ball park. ;-)
 DD> ... Take my hand, I'm a stranger in Fidoland
 JS> Older than dirt.   The Four Aces, circa 1953.
 DD> With a melody by Borodin from the last century.
I knew it was based on a classic but couldn't remember the composer.
 DD> BTW, you may want to ask your sysop if he'll carry the
 DD> "Memories" echo, I think you may enjoy it.  It's a bunch of
 DD> us "old pharts" sitting around swapping memories, and a lot
 DD> of it revolves around old music (in this packet I'm
 DD> uploading the lyrics to "Hi-Heel Sneakers")
Heh!  I "are" the sysop.  It's a done deal.  Been looking for something like 
that.
 DD> ... Ooh-Eee, Ooh-Ah-Ah, Ting, Tang, Walla Walla Bing Bang
Mmmmm... David Seville "Witch Doctor" (1958)
 -Jack
  ogre@nashville.com
... dom dom dom dom dom dom-bi doo-bi
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