Chuck Nessa

Have not heard it in years but Bruyninckx says it was recorded in NYC on 12/26/68, 2/6/69 and 3/12/69. No additional vocalist is listed but I suggest it is Ivan Harold Browning who appeared on subsequent sessions.

Eugene Goossens Leon Goossens Leon Merian

Frank Langella Lou Pinella Ella Fitzgerald

Shorty George Shorts McConnell Stubby Kaye

They don't make one with valves.

Are you suggesting you may be neither Hot nor Ptah?

Elliot Spitzer Anthony Weiner Hot Dog

Bank Teller Ernie Banks Ben Bernie

Harvey Pekar James Stewart Jessica Rabbit

By a few I included the purchaser.

I love the way folks with money (even a small amount) search to find excuses to spend it in ways that might impress a few. I am not one of the few.

I have no idea why anyone likes the burgers at Steak & Shake. The only reason we ever stop there is so Ann can have a malt.

I received a copy in late May, played it and had no problem. Something else must be going on. It is a fine release.

Manipulations of the first order.

"Is it worth it to check out garage sales and the like? Are there other online sources I should be keeping tabs on? Any help is much appreciated. " You would need some weird-ass garages to find what you want.

Some years ago (2005) Rooster Ties gave me a copy of this and it is fascinating:

Good news indeed. Safe travels to you.

Experts are a delight.

Rod Carew Wichita Lineman Edgar Bateman

1977, Blue Boye (Mbari, Screwgun) 2002*, The Collected Poem for Blind Lemon Jefferson (w/K. Curtis Lyle, Ikef) - Mbari, issued just before Dogon A.D. in '71 or '72. IIRC. It was sold out when I bought Dogon A.D. from Julius.

For money.

Okka. I might be able to provide.

Severely underestimated Tenorman! true Never understood why Hank had Sonny Boy's hat. :-)

Haven't had a chance to listen yet but the concept and the players are promising. Joe McPhee: tenor saxophone Jason Adasiewicz: vibraphone Josh Berman: cornet Jeb Bishop: trombone Tim Daisy: drums Kent Kessler: bass Fred Lonberg-Holm: cello and electronics Dave Rempis: saxophones Ken Vandermark: clarinets and tenor saxophone