Chuck Nessa

Knew you'd find a reason.

Is Ronnie Singer next?

Let's attack another gulf state.

Elliot Carter - quartets 1 & 5 - Pacifica Qt - Naxos Bill Dixon and Exploding Star Orch - Thrill Jockey Charles Tyler Ensemble - Live at Sweet Basil vol 1 & 2 - Bleu Regard Paul Rutherford Iskra 1912 - Sequences 72 & 73 - Emanem Roscoe Mitchell - Songs In the Wind - Victo Misha Mengelberg, Steve Lacy, et al - Dutch Masters - Soul Note Warne Marsh - Ne Plus Ultra - Hat/Revelation Steve Lacy - The Beat Suite - Sunnyside/Universal Koglmann/Konitz - We Thought About Duke - Hat

Albert Ayler, Von Freeman, etc, etc. Many fine artists use all dynamics. Few "giants" built careers on low dynamics.

Yes, she was married to George Russell at the time.

Indeed.

How many guys scored behind that!

No mention of family. That bothers me. Sad.

Me too. Don't know that recording but do have 3 Lindbergs including the intriguing Haunt of the Unresolved with Hugh Ragin and Marty Ehrlich. Sorry Steve.

Oh Cisco - Oh Pancho!

Pony and Trap Gypsy's Kiss Joddrell Bank (A bit scatological, but that's what came into my head) Wells Fargo Coen Brothers Smith Brothers Dr Joyce Brothers Joyce Collins John Collins

Many delightful moments and nights. Thank you JG.

I just had chills.

The falling dollar is driving the price up. Live with it.

Police report to follow.

$3.68 today.

His singing is certainly an acquired taste. He's like Tom Leher in that way. Nothing really wrong with that.

and the SACD releases have a thread already.

Good luck!

Session 1 - July 29, 1950 Session 2 - June 23, 1953

I've heard Miles "fucking bananas" and it ain't pretty.

Control that in your control. Otherwise, live the life you are allowed.

Late to the party. HB. Really glad I didn't register as Charles.