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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

More like 5000 minimum.

So we should blame the Steinwegs, if we can find 'em.

Ah, american methods.

Who knows how corporations evolve?

They weren't "Steinway" anyway. While Chris Albertson and I worked for CBS they owned the piano company (and fender and rhodes). Don't know thge last "owners" but american corp stuff rules.

If I buy the lps and it is later issued on cd or dvd I will really be pissed. Anyone with connections, please pass this on.

Last night Ann and I celebrated our union in Pentwater, Michigan listening to Arno Marsh, Randy Marsh, Paul Brewer and company at Gull Landing. Wonderful evening and Arno is playing beyond any expectation - for the first time I detected a "Lockjaw" influence. Thanks guys.

It depends on the files he begins with and sometimes that is not his choice.

Got mine in January of 2002.

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Here is one of my favored shots of her from her 30th birthday...

I think a few friends on this board will be amazed that Ann has lasted this long.... To celebrate, we will drive north tomorrow and enjoy the sounds of Arno Marsh, Randy Marsh, Paul Brewer and friends at Gull Landing in Pentwater, MI.

Nice date. I sold my copy in the "great vinyl purge" of the '90s.

I have a recording of that group from Boston in February pf 1970. The drummer was Beaver Harris.

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Threadgill seem to be a good one.

Thanks.

I have been biting my lip for lack of a Roscoe Mitchell mention and am now startled to see my name mentioned. Dang!

Just finished season 3 of Justified. Very interesting.

You can get a decent sounding vinyl version for reasonable $.

I thought he was singing a song.

Can they play strict counterpoint in sonata form?

So find another world. :-)