What was showing at the Rex that day

[jporter]

>Date: Sat, 11 Mar 2000 01:29:35 -0400
>To:"John M. Krafft" <KRAFFTJM at miavx1.acs.muohio.edu>
>From:jp4321 at idt.net (jporter)
>Subject:Re: What was showing at the Rex that day
>Cc:pynchon-l at waste.org
>
>>_Buffalo Bill_, according to Luc Herman, who also gives the date as
>>December 14
>>and the number killed as 567. That's in his intro to the special issue of PN
>>devoted to proceedings from the Antwerp conference in June 1998--coming very
>>soon--all 342 pages.
>>jmk
>>--
>
>Z Z Z Z A A A A A A A A P P PPP!!!  (Bill never heard THAT one, but we
>did, didn't we?... you?)
>
>Hey there, John. BTW, are you familiar w/ the longhaired geetar pluckin'
>prof I saw interviewed by Jim Lehrer on the tube, just after the grammies,
>re: Carlos Santana? I noticed he was from muohio.ed... thought of The
>Kraffty Man.
>
>jody

For those curious about what I'm referring to here, who may've missed the show:

http://web-cr05.pbs.org/plweb-cgi/fastweb?getdoc+newshour+newshour+2649+1+wA
AA+santana

The prof's name is Steve Waksman, history and american studies @ Miami U.
of Ohio. He's written a book- _Instruments of Desire_, I think about the
role of the electric guitar in society. He swings a pretty mean axe
himself.

j.