Chuck Nessa

Carl Jefferson was a friggin' Lincoln dealer. That should tell you something.

I prefer to think of it as the trio with Ray Crawford.

Damn. Got to know her a bit when she and Rafael live in Chicago - on Southport I think.

Ann likes to start her day with a pot of tea – preferably Tetley “Classic Black Tea”. She was down to her last dozen bags (from a box of 100). I was sent on a search for another box. Empty shelf after empty shelf sent me to Amazon. They had a “two pack” from another seller with free shipping (Massive Products Pro) and I placed an order. Today a box arrived from Walmart with 3 boxes of tea bags, I repeat three boxes and I get an email from Amazon informing me my order was delivered! WTF!

Morton Feldman - Crippled Symmetry

https://www.premierguitar.com/articles/23264-forgotten-heroes-pete-cosey?page=1&fbclid=IwAR35Xjzi9spMMGg9cYV0IZeCTgUm2zunhnBvL0poVGHRiKuPUS3PwADsbG4

Different cover, but this:

Unfortunately it is missing 2 tracks that were issued on anthologies - Sweet and Lovely (10:32) and Not Just To Be In Love Again (7:17)

Remember to peel the foil back off of the cornbread muffin in the corner before sticking the tray in the oven.

Thanks for this and all you do.

My double cd has 9 tracks.

Atala used to dance around in an old pair of gym shoes and her parents started calling her that when she danced. By the time we visited Wisconsin to get a cover shot the shoes had been retired.

It is missing a saxophone.

Fascinating artist and woman. I've known her for over 40 years and will snap up the book.

The Beethoven sonatas with Schnabel from this -

I had a number of them and this is the one I kept. Interesting take on the Master.

Every so often I find a reason to re-listen to some of my own work. This recording led me to this one I am always engaged by Roscoe's work, but it is fascinating to see some of it from the inside. Thanks Mr. Mitchell.

Reminds me of the time I took Art and Laurie Pepper to a Golden Nugget in Chicago around 2 am.

https://www.npr.org/2020/11/07/831252398/candido-camero-a-father-of-latin-jazz-dies-at-99

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