Saturday, December 18, 2010

Mary Colurso wrote an excellent review of OXFORD AMERICAN'S ALABAMA MUSIC issue in the Punch section of yesterday's B'ham News. http://blog.al.com/mcolurso/2010/12/dont_miss_these_5_in_oxford_am.html

Hi Robert, I am still working away ! I did not find anything on my initial search that yeilded anything other than what you have, but I have a few contacts to send notes to, I have added his name and the art and will continue to look as I go along. Oh, you lucky dog, Nathan looks pretty SPRY ! Please tell him a Hello ! His style is distinctive, and so is his nice long signature on his signed pieces :) His wife is a sweetie, I can see that from here ! I will search for you :)
Christmas Blessings, Barbara
http://www.ahf.net/blog/2010/06/teaching-history-through-the-arts/

http://www.ebook3000.com/Outline-of-U-S--History_25379.html


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    Feb 3, 2009... and Nathan Glick, writer and former editor of the USIA journal, ... World War II in Photographs(2811) The Art Of War - Sun Tzu(2540) ...
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  • PRINCESSBARBI Barbara Ennis Connolly
    Dad/Ed Ennis http://www.warwingsart.com/12thAirForce/ennis.html
    57th Bomb Wing Researcher, 321stBG Historian, http://57thbombwing.com

    Thursday, December 16, 2010

    Jimmy & Larry,

    I've agreed to buy $600 worth of T shirts with this Chuck Bryan image on the front from William Alford, a.k.a. IGOR, late Sixties soundman extraordinaire in Tuscaloosa, originally from Samson.

    Hey Igor, I'm in for $600 worth of T shirts with this image on the front & give me numbers on the same $600 batch with some kind of one color New Year's image on the back. PLEASE give me the best number & the right sizes.
    Muchas, mi amigo!

    So Jimmy & Larry, would you be interested in putting your New Year's Eve Show's mark on the back of my ST. ANDREWS BAY t shirt?

    best,
    r

    Wednesday, December 15, 2010

    I also worked security @ The Ballroom during that period but missed that particular 'dustup'. There were 3 of us....Sherman, 'Griff', and myself who comprised the security team. Now, I WAS working the night we ejected Dickey Betts by tossing him down the back stairs. Here's the story: Stu Daye was performing a 'showcase' and an incredibly inebriated Betts talked his way onto the stage to 'jam'. What he did was to attempt to hijack the set. Daye was a fan and was embarrassed, but his management (and club mngmnt) instructed us to remove Betts after he had ignored multiple requests to exit. Sherman and I had to manhandle him to get him off the stage, and he just wouldn't give it up all the way out the back door. His last (ill advised) act was to attempt to kick Sherman at which time we decided to allow 'Mean Old Mr. Gravity" to assist in the ejection. Mr Betts 'fell' down the stairs. Mr Betts was an ass and roundly deserved his treatment.
    Big Ed



    The great Tuscaloosa photographer,JOHN EARL,is learning to use some of these computer programs to enhance his old images. Here's STING performing in the BAMA during the POLICE'S first American tour.



    image courtesy of David McGriff
    First String, THE UNDEFEATED 1964 Young Jr. Baby Tigers
    Kneeling: David McGriff, Jimmy Kirkland, Jimmy Warren, Woody Garner, Randy Hicks, Robert Huff, Randy Seay
    Standing: Karry Chambers, Dennis Ray Clark, Milton Sills, Steve Wade, Wayne Adkinson








    SUGAR PIE HONEY BUNCH
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVH0hkHW3uo&feature=related

    Oooooooooooooooh!
    Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch
    You know that I love you
    I can't help myself
    I love you and nobody else

    In and out my life(in and out my life)
    You come and you go(you come and you go)
    Leaving just your picture behind....(ooh)
    And I've kissed it a thousand times(ooh)
    When you snap your finger, or wink you eye,
    I come a-running to you
    I'm tied to your apron strings,
    And there's nothing that I can do

    I can't help myself,
    No, I can't help myself,

    'Cause, Sugar Pie Honey Bunch
    I'm weaker than a man should be
    I can't help myself
    I'm a fool in love 'ya see

    Wanna tell you I don't love you,
    Tell you that we're through
    And I try....
    But ev'ry time I see your face,
    I get all choked up inside

    [ From: http://www.metrolyrics.com/sugar-pie-honey-bunch-lyrics-temptations.html ]

    When I call your name,
    Girl, it starts to flame
    Burning in my heart,
    Tearing it all apart..
    No matter how I try
    My love I cannot hide....

    'Cause Sugar Pie Honey Bunch
    You know that I'm waiting for you(waiting for you)
    I can't help myself
    I love you and nobody else

    Sugar Pie Honey Bunch
    I'd do anything you ask me to(ask me to)
    I can't help myself
    I want you and nobody else

    Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch
    You know that I love you(I dooo)
    I can't help myself...
    No... I can't help myself

    Hey y'all~

    The new Alabama Music Edition of OXFORD AMERICAN is on the news stands. I thought they had a great write up for The K-pers & Cut 4 on the CD that comes with the magazine is "Red Invasion" (1968).
    I'd love to hear somebody else's opinion.

    They've opened a big Alabama music section on their website.http://www.oxfordamerican.org/articles/online-exclusive/


    Robert Register

    Robert Register Here's the image of The K-Pers (1966) that's used in the OXFORD AMERICAN article about "THE RED INVASION." From left to right: Lamar Alley, Mitch Goodson, Richard Calhoun and Wade Dykes.




    Sunday, December 12, 2010


    image by Nathan Glick courtesy of
    http://www.354thpmfg.com/JosephKrebs_part1.html



    painting by Nathan Glick courtesy of
    http://www.armed-guard.com/men.html

    NATHAN GLICK


    Esther & Nathan Glick

    Nathan Glick told us on the evening of Oct. 30, 1938 he was in Lee's Grill @ 12 Commerce St. in Montgomery when WAR OF THE WORLDS came on the radio.

    Owned & operated back in the Thirties by my boss' Daddy, Lee Pake,Sr.

    Nathan could tell it was a spoof but he said the bartender made LAST CALL & said "he had to get home to his wife & children."

    Nathan immortalized Miss Hamlin killing her husband LIVE! ON STAGE! IN MOBILE
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egudvdwtDIg

    left to right: Mark Booth, Nathan Glick, Robertoreg, Lee Pake,Jr.
    Seated: Esther Weil Glick


    I'm gonna start posting NATHAN GLICK stuff on The Web so let's try to get him some recognition. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nathan_Glick

    Saturday, December 11, 2010


    Standing left to right: Mark Booth, Nathan Glick, Lee Pake,Jr., Archie Bird
    Seated: Ester Weil Glick

    THE BAMA MAMMOTHS (Archie, Lee, Mark, Robertoreg) spent the morning in Mountain Brook enjoying the company of Nathan Glick and his lovely wife, the former Esther Weil of Demopolis. While we listened to Nathan describe the details of his amazing life, he signed 29 reproductions of his drawings for me. He'll be 99 in June & he is sharp as a tack and his signature hasn't changed in over 70 years. All of us will always treasure this opportunity to spend time with one of ALABAMA'S GREATEST ARTISTS. Afterwards, we drove over to Bessemer for lunch @ THE BRIGHT STAR. Lee picked up the tab & Archie was an excellent driver on the backroads heading back to Tuscaloosa. What a great day!
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nathan_Glick

    Friday, December 10, 2010

    Robert Register The BAMA MAMMOTHS' motto beeze "IF YA CAN SURVIVE YOUR FIFTIES, YOU JUST MIGHT LIVE A WHILE."
    Archie, Lee, Mark & I will journey to THE TRAGIC SHIZZZY this mornin' to see NATHAN GLICK.
    Our Gang is named THE BAMA MAMMOTHS.
    Nathan drew our mascot. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bR3K5uB-wMA


    Here are some other drawings by Nathan Glick which were first published in Montgomery in 1938:










    Glick copied this from a famous painting.











    signed by Nathan Glick, Dec. 11, 2010


    circa 1938






    Peyton,
    Ain't these some of yo' kin folks?

    best,
    r
      • Peyton Cochrane Yes, that is William Carlos Jemison. He is the one given credit for conquering McEachin's Bottoms, the ravine that crosses University Blvd., at Audubon and Pinehusrt.





      • Gregory Spies Hamilton , as you well know, was one of the founders of the Iberville Historical Society who helped bring about the aquisition o fthe small piece of land that preserves the Ellicott Stone. It seems like Mr. Glick also produced a book of drawings on the History of the Mobile Bay Region.


    Ellicott's map of the Mississippi Delta

    Ellicott's map of the Mississippi Sound, Mobile Bay, Perdido Bay, Escambia Bay & the Santa Rosa Sound.