Kenny Reed, Eric Richardson, and Greg Black, are not famous musicians, nor will the ever be famous. Marilyn Reed, nor any member of her choir, will be famous singers. Here is a photo of Marilyn taking a photo of my friend, Bryan MacLean who sang at my wedding to Thomas Pynchon’s ex-wife. Tom was an avid Jazz fan, who employed Jazz in several of his books. If Marilyn & Friends were forming a group, or, were going to be professional producers, then, they would love to have this history in their portfolio – with me excluded. Mary Ann was a good friend of Richard and Mimi Farina who lived in Carmel where Rosamond had two galleries, and did a life-size portrait of Mimi. The poet, George Sterling founded the Bohemian Colony of Carmel. Kenny Reed founded Jazz and Poetry at the Granary in Eugene, which I saw as an annex to the Carmel Bohemian scene. Pynchon is a Jazz fan who employs Jazz in his novels. I will devote a couple of chapters to the Granary where Izzy read his poems, and where Nisha Calkins, read, then sang Rena’s poem while her step-father played. You will find Mary Ann’s art here;