Epstein Secrets

stereo CD releases) . But I am betwixt and > between what the 'correct' order, in fact, is: I know I should listen > to "Introducing" in mono and "Abbey" in stereo, but where one should > cross over isn't clear. Help?! > Respectfully and admiringly yours, > Mark > Mark Jude Tramo, MD PhD > Direct

ing event in London on music and the brain. > Since we last corresponded The Institute has become bicoastal - - no, > tricoastal, counting you, Sir George - - I've added a professorship > in music in the newly endowed Herb Alpert School of Music at UCLA to > my that of my usual academic home, neurology, at

stereo CD releases) . But I am betwixt and > between what the 'correct' order, in fact, is: I know I should listen > to "Introducing" in mono and "Abbey" in stereo, but where one should > cross over isn't clear. Help?! > Respectfully and admiringly yours, > Mark > Mark Jude Tramo, MD PhD > Direct

ing event in London on music and the brain. > Since we last corresponded The Institute has become bicoastal - - no, > tricoastal, counting you, Sir George - - I've added a professorship > in music in the newly endowed Herb Alpert School of Music at UCLA to > my that of my usual academic home, neurology, at

1980 stereo CD releases) . But I am betwixt and between what the 'correct' order, in fact, is: I know I should listen to "Introducing" in mono and "Abbey" in stereo, but where one should cross over isn't clear. Help?! Respectfully and admiringly yours, Mark Mark Jude Tramo, MD PhD Director, The In

hcoming event in London on music and the brain. Since we last corresponded The Institute has become bicoastal - - no, tricoastal, counting you, Sir George - - I've added a professorship in music in the newly endowed Herb Alpert School of Music at UCLA to my that of my usual academic home, neurology, at the D