Chuck Nessa

Probably a CIMP based on the thanks to Bob Rusch in the scroll.

That would be Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson.

No masters exist for the Dial material. All reissues are dubs of 78s.

Nastassja Kinski Kinky Friedman Manny Ramirez

Curious if you know this from lp or cd. Thanks. Even more curious about folks listening to "Forces and Feelings".

Boooogalooos.

They contacted me for materials and when I asked about budget they said something like "If you don't want to cooperate, we will drop the inclusions. We don't really need you".

All the best to a passionate member of our community.

Shorter tunes bring more jukebox nickles.

My cdr (recorded from my lp, I believe) lists the times as 3:21 and 3:31.

Is that a Vietnamese fish?

I always loved his tone.

You've had it on every time I've seen you.

Please add a "d".

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16 pages of photos in the original edition.

Ivory,a very soft brush and linen works too. Don't get the labels wet.

Craig is much smarter. He recently retired from the printing business - he's an engineer.

Yup.

Not at all, but everyone danced.

Working on a bunch of stuff. We will issue the rest of the Art Ensemble box in a double disc version of "Old/Quartet" and a single disc of the pre-AEC stuff remaining. Also coming are Eddie's "Indian Summer", a domestic reissue of Von's "Have No Fear". All the Hal Russell material is boiling on the back burner. New issues include the original Roscoe Mitchell Quartet (from the early '60s) with Fred Berry on trumpet, Malachi Favors on bass and Alvin Fielder on drums as well as a duet date with Anthony Braxton and trumpeter John McDonough. Hope someone wants some of these.

Indeed. Henry has the clue. Sorry I wasn't back in time for the performance - day late and......

Thanks.

Here's a pic of my brother Craig, me, the bride AmyRae and our son Eric. Pardon the personal plug.

Amazing. Thanks for the link.