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In 1977, the Milwaukee, Wisconsin music publication Mean Mountain, featured an expose authored by local researchers, Skip Rose and Jim Barkey. This article identified Lott by name and was subsequently appended by Derek Glenister based upon telephone correspondence with Lott, published in New Kommotion No. 24. Neither of these two articles have been digitized, but Norm Katuna has transcribed segments of Glenister's writing, which can be found These two articles — neither of which has been digitized — remain the closest available sources to Lott's own account and are the origin point for the majority of biographical details that appear in subsequent secondary literature.
I reached out to Adam Komorowski about his sourcing of the Mean Mountain claim on YouTube, but no recent online has been found. Mike Muskovitz has left me on read on Facebook. MeeBeeTheeKeenEDITEE (talk) 01:16, 4 July 2026 (UTC)Reply
