Chuck Nessa

For a minute I thought that was a Braxton piece I didn't know.

Not going to give in to the manipulation of the marketeers.

Thanks for returning.

You dropped the lead for eleven minutes?

Haven't seen mention of the Fantasy trio record:

Them Pritzker's have all kinds of money to throw around. Wish some would come my way.

Concord has a distribution deal with Universal. That's all.

it bothered me the way it handled downloads so i left.

yup One problem with FF - it does not allow opening of PDFs, at least in their Mac version. I have to open Safari to read my electric bill.

Check Allen's passport.

That's ok. FWIW, I reversed the sides because I thought the program flowed better that way - start with side 2 to see what I mean. Lucky was more than pleased. OTOH, if you want to order, please do 'cause I'm creating a whirlpool of disappearing cash as I work on 5 reissues and 2 new releases. I hear cds are going away, so I want to be in the wash.

no.

Licenses for the music (compositions, not the recordings) should be obtained. There are a number of different fee schedules (streaming, downloads, etc.).

Entry from Bruyninckx: Piano, vibes, drums. Born in Marshfield, Wisconsin, January 30, 1912. First studied bass but soon switched to piano. Joined Charlie Barnet from 51-54 just before and in between also with Vido Musso 49-52, Georgie Auld 55-56 and Buddy DeFranco 56 all as pianist. Played also drums with Red Nichols and Bud Freeman 54-55. Joined Maynard Ferguson 56-57 and with Ann Richards as pianist, arranger from 56 to 59. -Vibraphone fantasy in jazz with Bob Harrington- : Bob Harrington Quartet : Bob Harrington (vib) Jimmy Wyble (g) Bob Carter (b) Lloyd Morales (d) prob. Los Angeles, c. 1958 Mountain dew Imperial LP9031 Ticklish situation - Patio pavanne - I've never been in love before - Let's have some ribs - Gone nuclear fishin' - How long has this been going on - Three-fourths - Little circumferance - Indecision - -Jazz a la carte- : Bob Harrington Quartette : Bob Harrington (p) Jim Wyble (g) Red Wooten (b) John Markham or Lloyd Morales (d) c. 1960's Wally ballew Crown CST388 Hulla ballew - Little boy ballew - Ben ballew - Emma ballew - Bob ballew - V.S. ballew - Baby ballew - He obviously was a Bob and Ray fan. In the '70s, the national sales manager for Crown was a guy named Bob Harrington. Wonder if it is just a coincidence.

Probably - they ran in the same circles.

Thanks again.

I think I'm tired of him already. Good to have you back.

Yup, I used to know Bill Traut. He later started Wooden Nickle, so you can blame him for Styx.

Goodie likes steroids - Dan does not. I'm with Dan.

I'm waiting for the vinyl set. :rsmile:

No mouthpiece included?

That don't make you clean.

:-)

I keep having chills reading this thread.

Bingo!