Chuck Nessa

I'm pretty good on spoons. It ain't that easy.

Funny you should say that. Once when I saw him he kept coming off the bench and shoving his pelvis at the piano. After numerous thrusts, I turned to Ann and said "he can't hit the keyhole".

Probably an issue based on a recent download.

Yup.

My mom went there. I don't think Free knew her.

Explain the "vinyl process" you see as a fault.

Me too.

That is the original Ensayo track order - 4 tunes per side of the lp. When I issued Did You Call? I reversed the sides (on purpose) and opened with Sweet Georgia Brown. I thought that worked better.

Isn't that one of the Geico cavemen with a shave?

Just finished a glass of milk with our corned beef, cabbage and potato dinner. This was all a warming of last night's dinner.

I would guess Capital put this up. Mosaic gets squat.

I'm watching my wife tile a bathroom counter. She's doing a job I didn't want to do. Uncle Skid will see this the next time he's here.

Who will answer? OK, I will. The Ames Brothers were MOR regulars before the show. Ed (the "handsome one") had a later solo career. His acting followed.

Indie labels can't compete with $10 Miles, etc reissues. No way to make it work. X number of folks will buy cd reissue #6 of a "major artist" before trying something different. Currently artists are recording sessions to be paid in discs to sell on the gig - they rely on the good humor of band members with the implied impression of playing on their next session. All this to sell 400 copies. Even this practice is at an end. I have received offers from very fine "name" artists with nothing asked. Things be fucked.

It's on the bottom of page 15 of the Blakey cds.

Nu 2 me. Thanks.

Yup.

G'bye Charlie.

I'd love to see a battle with Von Freeman in Chicago.

Wish my dad was alive so I could tell him the big bands are coming back.

Not a 'dis' but there is nothing there I'd buy.

They work best when you outline the lenses with a green sharpie.

Drove by the building that housed the Brunswick pressing plant a couple of days ago. It still stands in Muskegon, MI.

Boy am I glad I dropped out of this thread. Otherwise, I might be dead by now.

They had really long liner notes. Many times the writers took time to dis more current music.