Chuck Nessa

...don't be afraid of sex...it's fun . Certainly not afraid of sex - afraid of my wife.

Every time I sign up for one of these, I get messages (supposedly in my area) offering sex. I ain't goin' there.

That'd be great. Maybe catch a game at Wrigley and a performance that night... we'll make it happen. Ann is a huge Cub fan and since she retired, she's been buying game tickets like mad. Been to 2 already. Stay in touch.

Around 4 inches of rain this week. Today in the '50s F with cloud cover. Can't wait to be bitching about the heat.

Not sure of the BYG sources (long story some other time), but my original Savoy pressing was so shitty I burned a copy of the BYG for listening. YMMV.

David "Fathead" Newman Grady "Fats" Jackson Noble "Thin Man" Watts Trevor Watts Hugh Trevor-Roper William Roper

Just the rams.

So, you are more militaristic than I. My favorite "marcher" is Ed Blackwell. Can't think of a better "polar opposite".

Curious if you were in Carnegie for a Chicago night I co-produced in '80 or '81. We had Hodes, Franz Jackson, Ira Sullivan, Lee Konitz, Roscoe Mitchell, Mama Yancey and a bunch of other folks. There was a nasty disturbance when Roscoe and Hugh Ragin played a duo version of S II Examples. Joe Williams was the mc and chastised the audience members. I'll never forget the flight, where I rode with most of the participants, from Chicago to NYC. Also loved Roy Eldridge in the dressing room encouraging all the participants. Mama just wanted a bottle of Jack Daniels and Don DeMichael made sure she got it.

Happy birthday to my favorite Irish radio personality. edit to add - Just dawned on me you are now 10 years older than I was when we met. Thanks for letting me be part of your world. Hug the girls for me. Ann sends her best as well.

All the best. Hope we meet again, with more time.

Is that supposed to make sense? "transliteration" is (I think) what Allen meant - he's right about this. Ah. That would make sense. I hope we don't have many more posts or threads translating what Allen meant.

Roach is a drummer and artist I give the highest respect. I do have a problem connecting "emotionally" with him. He usually sounds cold to me.

His usual publisher is Music & Arts. They have been dancing around all copyright laws since the '60s when they started as the "Bruno Walter Society" and a couple of other names.

30? You have a bunch of stuff coming. All the best.

Geez, I hope he doesn't lose finger dexterity in his old age.

I've seen him throw a fist full of sticks on the stage - as well as anything else he could get his hands on.

Not to mention Han Bennink.

And Adrienne would be ticked she doesn't have her own thread. Tit for tat.

The saxophonist on the right looks like Leo Parker.

Steroids in Pepsi?!!

Which is also used in our package. Better scan though.

and this

Dunno either. Can't wait for the reissue, though. It looks like this

Allen bailed on his post.