Terry; hee hee, I've never even tried to learn Donna Lee.

I can do the first 32 bars(the theme) after that I lose it big time.
I have heard a version by that canadian french bassist Alain Caron which is very funky.

well..it looks like the seller could use the cash(couldn't we all),  this one has been verified by the Man on the Stanley site
 
...too bad we have to part with precious things for our precious health.
 
This would be great for studio art, for those that aren't hurting for cash that is.

I'd like to have an expert verify my John Enwistle autograph.  I know it's genuine, but if I want to sell it, I have to show proof to the potential buyer.

Rami,
 ...start collecting photographs of examples from ebay, that'd help.
There is an entwistle signed alembic up now if I'm not mistaken.He always has a very playful nature to his signature and artwork/doodles.

That's an excellent idea.    Here's a picture I found on Ebay for a John Entwistle signature Bass pick:  

  This was a comercially available mass produced item, so it's an acurate representation of his signature.  Here are my pics:  

 

   For the record, I know 100% for sure that it's authentic, because it was given to me as a gift by a close friend and manager of a prominent music store who met John Entwistle at a NAMM show where he acquired it.  I took the pictures with my cell phone, so the resolution's not that great.  But you can still make a good comparison.  (Message edited by rami on July 11, 2008)

nice!
 
I have John's conn tuner from the 70's...I've been collecting photo's that show it on stage in the background...hard to prove still...we know things like this and your catalogue warm the heart.
 
...long live the Dancing master ( I still can't picture John dancing)  : )