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Re: Edward Gorey

From: claris!wombat@decwrl.dec.com (Scott Lindsey)
Date: Wed, 25 Mar 1992 19:03:53 -0800
Subject: Re: Edward Gorey
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Number: 21472
Organization: Claris Corporation
References: <2570.701346500@ims.alaska.edu>
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In article <2570.701346500@ims.alaska.edu>, wisner@ims.alaska.EDU (Bill Wisner) writes:
> 
> >									  His
> >various Amphigorey collections are a good intro to his work, if you can find 
> >them. They're now collector's items, and the only way I've found them is
> >through luck at used bookstores.
> 
> Actually, the large-size paperback editions of Amphigorey and
> Amphigorey Too are still in print.  If my bookstore in Fairbanks, AK
> can get them, surely yours can too.
> 
Hmm.  On the subject of Gorey, of which I missed the original post, so I don't know
why we're talking about him, I have an album by Michael Mantler titled _The Hapless
Child_ which has Gorey art on the cover and uses Gorey works as lyrics.  The lineup:
Michael Mantler, Robert Wyatt, Carla Bley, Steve Swallow, Jack Dejohnette, Terje
Rypdal, with additional backup by Alfeda Benge, Albert Caulder, and Nick Mason,
who's in this band called Pink Floyd with David Gilmour who helped introduce KT to
the world of commercial music.

Haven't listened to it in years, though (it's (p) 1976).

--
Scott Lindsey <wombat@claris.com>