Chuck Nessa

But they have Cos on tape admitting pills, etc. That is how this case is proceeding.

Derek Taylor's list at Dusted: http://dustedmagazine.tumblr.com/post/135725057888/derek-taylors-best-of-2015

Got my first 12 inch lp from a wire rack in a Super Value grocery in Story City, Iowa (population 1500) in 1956.

The logo looks like a World Record Club lp - it was an budget label for EMI.

Hugo's Head

May his memory and works remain. Sad.

I have lots of Carter and agree the Nonesuch box is a great introduction and has enough strong performances it won't be discarded later.

Yep - recorded November 15, 16, 1990.

Never really connected with that one but never felt a need to create a pecking order for his groups. I admire his work enough to give him the benefit of the doubt.

Try using your feet.

ok on Safari and Firefox on different Macs.

Take a chance. John tells the truth.

We see.

Please............ You must be better than that.

Anyone besides the Hoosier have this problem?

Astounding. Jazz is indeed dead.

looks normal here. must be special for hoosiers.

All three threads have been an interesting read for me and I am more than glad I have not posted. I have gained some new insights to a few posters here.

I searched and could not find it. Rusty was the first musician I met in Iowa City when I started my freshman year - 1962. He introduced me to "all the guys" and was a good friend. We watched/helped each other through some stressful personal times over the next 4 years. He was a prince. As life moved on we were only in touch sporadically after that. Ann and I were pleased to meet his wife a few years ago. I am sure he was loved by many.

What a wonderful service!

New to me. I am in the middle of The Man In The High Castle.

guess you are on the outside now.

Trying to make reasonable cdrs of Walter Klien's recordings of Brahms first two sonatas, Paganini Variations and a couple other pieces omitted from the Vox cd box. It ain't easy.

Say "hey" to Swell for me.