Shoe Box Cards

[Griffins]

about 8 years ago, at the SF show, Wayne asked to see my want list. He spotted a card on there he'd seen at the show, and in the middle of a show left his table alone to walk thru and find the card on my list he'd seen on another table. I tried to give him a finders fee, tried to buy him coffee, he declined everything. Pretty typical of him.
He and Bill are two of the nicest people you'll meet anywhere, in or out of the hobby.

[Rickyy]

I met them too at the SF show...Great guys...good fair prices...courteous and yet professional at the same time. Glad they are still in the hobby.

[ls7plus]

Rickyy, what in the world are you and I both doing up at 3:40 a.m., typing away on this message board?!?!

Larry

[ls7plus]

Just read your post re the Tsunami. I appologize for my ill-timed attempt at humor at a time like that.

Larry

[Rich Klein]

Bill *IS* one of my favorite people in the hobby as we both share a love for old music (50's-70's -- in other words, when it was still music) and old radio air checks and knowing about that music.

If you talk to many of the older dealers there is a correlation between them and liking and knowing about the "old-time" rock and roll. A few nationals ago, I remember chatting with a dealer from Colorado (can't remember his name -- but he has an oldies show there) and the next time I talked to Bill at the show we discussed that and he mentioned that he had known the guy for 20+ years and never knew about the shared music love.

Next thing I knew, the 2 of them spent a few hours together planning that guy's radio shows and Bill trying to help him with some records to play

Rich