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In a message dated 11/10/03 9:52:45 PM Eastern Standard Time, [log in to unmask] writes: << There is still some question, probably now unresolvable, as to if this is really Washington or a younger relative. Also, what happened to the other part(s)? >> Why does anyone think it is someone other than BTW himself? And why do you think there are other parts to this? The part we have (mx 14605-1, I think) is the Cast Down Your Buckets speech, arguably the most memorable segment of his presentation. If I recall correctly, it was discovered accidentally. I believe Frank Driggs ordered ARC mx. 14605-1, "Slow Water Blues" by Tallahassee Tight (or thought he did) and this was pulled and pressed instead. And AFR Lawrence, then working as the Coumbia archivist and closing down the Bridgeport facility, identified it as Washington. Paul Charosh