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Notes and comments by guitarist John McLaughlin and organist John Medski are equally compelling as are recollections from Nathan Davis, the musicians' progeny Woody Shaw III and Larry Young III.
Few people who witnessed the sight will forget Mr. Von Essen being booed mercilessly by firefighters at a benefit rock concert in Madison Square Garden last fall, a moment no less painful or compelling in Mr. Von Essen's recollection.
The upshot is that the demonstration has remained famous as a pedagogical tour de force, but not as a compelling defense for the doctrine of recollection.
Double dissociations between the FN400 and a later ERP index of recollection provide some of the most compelling evidence in support of dual-process models to date.
What should not be overlooked in Daphne Merkin's compelling account of her lifelong struggle with depression is her recollection of having first experienced symptoms as a very young child.
Now he has pulled together his recollections of the Vietnam War into one long but usually readable and occasionally compelling volume.
If you had tuned into WNYC any time during the last week, you might have heard a compelling piece on the legendary photographer W. Eugene Smith and his New York Flower District "Jazz Loft," a series of personal recollections of the Jim Crow era by those who lived through it; or an hour devoted to revealing how in many ways parasites rule the world.
"I have no recollection".
LIONEL: First recollection.
