Chuck Nessa

Jewish folk don't have Ole and Lena jokes.

G'bye Sherman. You provided a bunch of laughs at our house.

Great record.

Jimmy Heath is also on Hub Cap.

Alice Kramden gets no respect. Yes, tasteless but I could not let it go. Sleep well Sally.

Ladies and Gentlemen, an official, certified "hair splitter". Take a bow mister Speak.

Gee, you think a kick in the ass is unnecessary?

Nothing to look at folks, just move along.

While growing up I saw Scott once a week on tv directing the band on Your Hit Parade along with his wife Dorothy Collins, Snooky Lanson, Russell Arms and Gisele MacKenzie. Seems not so long ago. The tv version ran from 1950 (my age 6) through 1959 (age 15). Hard to shake stuff like that.

Indeed.

Might check with the police in Aurora, CO. I hear they confiscated a bunch of cartridges.

My guess would be radio. Radio in the olden days was really interesting, as was early tv.

You are one in a million.

When we recorded Roscoe's Snurdy McGurdy (Dec 11 & 12, 1980) our kids, Eric and Carla (ages 10 and 6), were at the studio dancing to much of the music. A couple of weeks later at Christmas with the family, relatives were dismayed by the kids dancing to a cassette from the session. They could not see how anyone could have a "good time" with that music.

Hmmm.

Used to have it on a Crossroads lp. Dang.

Back in the day all the tape companies were pitching the "hottest" new tape to the studios. Seriously, I could go in the studio a week after a session and hear Ampex or 3M had new formulations I should try. This was great for Grand Funk but lousy for Roscoe and Braxton.

For those reading my earlier post (bitching about a post deleted) I was wrong. I made a post related to this thread in the "Bixing" thread and confused the two. Same subject(s) different thread.

Where the hell (in this world, anyway) is the "there" (or "general bag") to which one would go to get both Mose Allison and Blossom Dearie to show up at the same time? At one time in the past, the Playboy Club.

True, but sometimes it happens almost instantly as the tape rolls. It is most obvious on recordings by solo wind instruments.

Ubu is correct. It can also be post-echo.

A direct quote from your first post in the Fred Hersh thread: "Fred is quite the little bitch with his snotty remarks about great players, frankly far greater than he." Fasstrack will never read this since he blocked me some time ago.

Really? Fascinating book. Thanks.

So, he didn't give you a gig?