Steven C. Barr (Toronto) Harry Butler (Studio City, CA) Ruth Edge (EMI Archivist, Hayes, England) Ted Fagan (Palo Alto, CA) Brian Fawcett-Johnston (Kent, England) Fred Grundy (London) Alan Kelly (Sheffield, England) Miles Kreuger (Los Angeles. CA) Emrys Mathews (Llandeilo, Wales) Padraic O'Hara (Ballina, Fire) Howard Sanner (Hyattsville, MD) Kenneth Steenson (London) Christopher Sullivan (London) Bertha M. White (Toronto) John Ward (Rossendale. Lancashire) Richard Warren (Yale University)
Richard E. Barnes (Dallas. TX) John Bolig (Dover. Delaware) Liam Breen (Dublin) Bill Collins (Davis, CA) Robert Conn (Kirbyville, TX) George Creegan (Steubenville, Ohio) Peter F. Dolan (New York City) Frank Drake (Chicago) Dave Fitzgerald (Hayes, England) Neil Forster (Foxboro, Massachusetts) George Frow (Kent, England) Syd Grey (Sussex. England) Keith Hardwick (London) Louis Harrison (Austin. Texas) William Henderson (Clasgow) Lawrence F. Holdridge (Amityville, NY) Larry Hooper (Austin, Texas) Stephen Jabloner (Los Angeles, CA) Donald Janda (Austin, Texas) Anton Johannes (Pine Bush, NY) Shiro Kawai (Japan) John Keveny (Maywood. Now Jersey) Larry Kiner (Redmond, Washington) David Kirby (Hollywood, CA) Michael Leone (Houston. Texas) Garrett MacSweeney (Ontario) Timothy Massey (London) Jeremy Meehan (Youghal, Eire) Karl Miller (Austin, Texas) Patrick More (Vernon, Texas) Charles I. Morgan (Gwent, Wales) Jim Morrison (Youghal, Eire) Bill Park (Bedford, Texas) Mrs. T. Peedell (Oxford) Bernard B. Power (Ontario) John Powers (Floral Park, NY) Bob Rose (Voce Records, Oakland) Ronald Seeliger (Austin, Texas) Norman Stewart (London) Francis Traynor (Glasgow) Jeff Walden (Reading, England) Ed Wilkinson (Oakland, CA) Peter Welland (Hayes, England) Thomas Woodcock (Lo n) Jane Ybarra (Austin, Texas) Staff of the BBC Archives (Reading) Staff of Blackwell's Music Shop (Oxford) Staff of the Witten Collection (Yale University) Staff of the Yale University Library (New Haven) Staff of RCA Victor, Listings Div. (NYC) Staff of Pavilion Records (Pembury, Engl.)
A special note here to friends of Jim Sheehan of New York, well-known McCormack fan and collector:Jim has been unwell in recent years and is now in a nursing home. Relatives and friends maintain close contact with him, and his health is stable, although he is not always fully aware of his surroundings and visitors' identity.
Cards and other greetings may be sent to the following address and will be forwarded (unopened) to one of Jim's close friends who visits him often and will read cards and letters to him:
James Sheehan
c/o P. Worth
P.O. Box 366
Manchaca, Texas 78652
USAThis friend commented recently that Jim (who turned 88 this year) still enjoys listening to McCormack recordings on a Walkman and often sings along!