Chuck Nessa

The date Paul mentioned is a dandy as are the SteepleChase trio sets.

George Fuller stillborn.

Think the difference is most were John Carter groups of varying size with Bradford as a member - not the Carter/Bradford quartet. There was also a Bradford/Carter quintet recording with Don Preston, Richard Davis and Andrew Cyrille (Hat) from 1988, but that's a different animal too.

This was released in the US too.

Better than which cd version? I've had at least 2. The lp version you issue was at least the 3rd lp edition in the US.

In addition, the balances would not be the same as mixing to mono. Been there, done that.

I was asking you to "stand behind" your previous post.

I've seen both large and small groups from Holland in the last few years, and they all seem "safe for the audience". This is not to my taste. Good to see he gets a nice paycheck - that's all. I am disappointed.

Are you sure?

If the notes weren't sharp, call the Keystone Kops.

Nothing "upward" in his career.

It might have put me to sleep. Not a bad thing.

Steve Lyon: The Doctor - "There's No Place Like Mars" - Flying Fish. My favorite cut is The Chicken Song.

Mulligan Meats

I like fried spam and american cheese sandwiches on wheat bread. Gotta drink a quart of fruit juice with it to feel ok.

Just wait 'til I have some new cds.

Nice to see so many posters on this thread.

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Yup.

Al Hirt always seemed to be a trumpet player to me. I first heard him in high school, discarded him and found him later. He could play.

Relax. It is a great and important set. No reason to fight criticism/disappointment. You did good and if this sends customers off on searches for more info, you win. Relax.

Since this was published by a Canadian company, why no translations?

Mine too. Don't know if it has been "silvered" as they used to say.

Maybe we could find courtroom artist sketches.