Chuck Nessa

Jill St. John Robert Wagner Natalie Wood

Guess I don't.

I want some of that shit!

Mike Gravel Steve Stone Pebbles

Lynn Hope Bob Hope Bob Frapples

that reflects my way of looking at it. CTI is not one of my favourite labels and i don't understand all the fuss about it. will have to keep on the lookout for that number of Wax Poetics. After reading the article/interview I have a lot more respect for Creed now than I did before. You may not like the output and the lack of freedom he gave to the artists on their recordings but you can't criticize the care that went to the production and sound (I found it interesting that he limited the length of the album side so the vinyl would have a much deeper bass sound for those tasty Ron Carter runs) and cover art. He made a lot of jazz musicians a lot of money and for the most part when the money was coming in he treated them well. Strong producers can make "artist's records" or "producer's records". My view is the best records are "artist's records with producer's input". In his later days (with CTI) Creed Taylor stepped over the line and as a result made some folks some money. Some "artistic reputations" were damaged along the way. Your view of this is subjective.

these session are Andrew being Andrew. Do what you want with the results.

Hi Connie. We have missed you.

You can get a used K2 for about $13 on amazon. Had every available edition since this session means a bunch to me. IMHO, the K2 (mono tape) kicks ass.

I knew Andrew a minute too. I was with him when his mother died. He called to thank me in the morning. The 10 dates with Gilmore sound nice. I'll live with the Andrew/Von stuff I have. edit to say i probably shouldn't have posted this. i may delete it later.

Clogs can be life enhancing.

Gale Gordon Gordon Lightfoot Gordon Ramsey

Sorry to hear that.

La Dolce Vita.

Just noticed this. Bobby sent a cd by this band called Open Port and it is fine. Check it out.

Thicker, not looser. :blush2:

Ah, America.

Nah. You be thicker.

Possibly not as lucky as some poor schlub who just boinked her.

For many it was he was available late at night and played "real" jazz. There was a time when fans of a certain age spun the dial looking for something good.

Decent amount of attention paid to this in the Kahn Impulse book.

Harold Jenkins Conway Arkansas Bert Convey

Go Bobby Scales!!! If you aren't following his story, u no fan of the game.

and he's dead.