I was able to get the Mark Twain Project's _Mark Twain and Music_ CD last spring by writing directly to the Project. I forget whether it was $12 or $15, plus shipping, but anyone who is interested could write and see if copies are still available. It's worth the effort. Robert Hirst's lecture is informative and entertaining, and the choral pieces are well sung. And Camy -- Hirst himself sings a little of the "There Was an Old Horse and his name was Methuselah" song, then explains that we only have a few of the lyrics, but apparently, the missing "bawdy" verses Twain sang were someth ing to behold. He wrote to Will Bowen that he "made that song famous in Washoe" and bragged, "and didn't I make them solemn missionaries' eyes bug out? I think so." (I'm guessing at the punctuation; I'm listening to the recording as I type.) Sharon