Chuck Nessa

I've never smoked Get some Glasses, Grampa. What's it like?

He seemed weak when I last saw him - tribute to Von in Chicago a couple of years ago. Nice man and fine musician.

Not close. What u smokin'?

Yosemite Sam Art Salt Diane Pepper

Let's say yes and move on.

Not hearing Lockjaw trumps all.

Me too, and for more Nelson/Winchester try and

Welcome back. How long has it been?

Would you feel differently if the hole wasn't black? ;-)

hmmmmmmmmm

I had all those Atlas lps. Usually well recorded in LA. Medium level sessions in my house.

What mjzee said.

I guess I am old enough to have missed him.

My choice breaks the time rules (I'm a feeble senior citizen so give me a break) but it is a kick ass recording of some length - Dishwater (10:38) from

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First met him in '66. An old friend.

I witnessed blues singer Big Joe Williams make an X and it held up. Screw cursive. :-)

Skip the Davis-Sibelius. I had all the singles and gave then away. His earlier set with Boston is much better.

A cd version should be out this year.

True.

It's still being used but Rudy pretty much stopped cutting vinyl in the late 80's when most record labels dropped vinyl. I have plenty of CDs that were recorded at Rudy's place in the 90s and 00s. Fine recording but I bought it because of Hardman, Cook, etc back when it was released. The RVG connection was at least secondary.

It just meant he used a different tool to mark the lacquer.

Trying to salvage a box set of Charles Ives - it is mildewed and problematic. Great music though.

On our return from NOLA we stopped at 3 Big Lots stores. The first one in LA snickered at a request for cds - "you mean music?". We did find one in Mississippi (along with the Shirley Horn Monterey disc) and another in Alabama. I left another in 'bama. Might check the local (Muskegon, MI) store this week.

what he said.