Chuck Nessa

Already has a couple of 5 star reviews on Amazon. The street team lives!

Sorry, I was thinking of the originators, not the audience.

Sad.

Complete Gennett jazz recordings, complete Pathe Ellingtons, complete Cecma sessions, complete John Lindberg sessions, and on and on.

I am curious about the "improved sound". Many years ago Joe Fields, owner of Muse, told me after running mixes of session tapes he had a studio willing to buy the multi-track tapes from him to bulk erase and use again. So, my question is; are there real balance differences or just "modifications" of the 2 track tapes?

Thanks. Nice to see some of what "those folks" are thinking.

No problems with iPhoto here.

There might be larger questions out there.

I don't think he had a clue about me. I am holding my breath on this one. He was so earnest and ....

Not any label I know.

So what precedes Neptune?

Maybe y'all should just go see Jersey Boys.

Those Belzona lps are scarce. I remember the first issues circa 1970.

Sorry for the news.

Flying Dutchman filed ahead of Flying Fish. :-)

Best wishes Randy!! The Nessas and the Uncle Skids will be coming to Pentwater next Sunday to see you and your amazing father Arno Marsh.

Not to worry. I sent hundreds to the "landfill".

At the moment I am here, but in about a half hour we will jump into the first episode of Boardwalk Empire. Wonder how long it will take us to see all episodes.

No help on the AOL site?

No easy answer considering your starting point. The folks on the show played stuff based on '40s styled playing which evolved from earlier styles. Blues is basically a vocal folk music with instrumental backing/commentary. Fans brought up on rock focused on the guitar playing (because they had fingers and couldn't really sing) and this has distorted the history. Maybe Allen Lowe could elaborate. Have I pissed of enough folks now?

Nice. Maybe he's on his way to the opera.

I got a MacBook Air this year and love it.

I still have the 2 lp version.

Sorry to be so late but this is dandy: