Chuck Nessa

I saw this band once in Chicago. Left me feeling they were very talented but left me cold. FWIW, I have never been a fan of the participants.

I think that video was meant to "inspire" the members.

All the best on your adventure. I really hope your dreams come true.

She can stay away from my razor!

I think this might have to do with the metric system and EU standardisation rules.

Don't mean to mislead anyone. I had nothing to do with the original date but did prompt the reissue by having an online pissing contest with one of the 32Jazz guys on RMB. He mentions this in the notes. Ubu, since your are unaware, do you know this music from some download? Interested vinylholics interested in this era of music should look for Barry's 2nd Muse date. -Another time / Another place- : Ray Anderson (tb) Arthur Blythe (as) Anthony Davis (p,arr) Bill De Arango (g) Brian Smith (b) Barry Altschul (d,perc) New York, March 13, 1978 Crepescule, suite for Monk - Muse MR5176 a) Evidence b) Crepescule with Nellie c) Epistrophy Abdul Wadud (cello) Anthony Davis (p) Barry Altschul (d,perc) same date Traps Muse - MR5176 Ray Anderson (tb) Anthony Davis (p) Brian Smith (b) Barry Altschul (d,perc) same date Another time / Another place Muse MR5176 Abdul Wadud (cello) Anthony Davis (p) Barry Altschul (d,perc) New York, April 14, 1978 Chael - Muse MR5176 Abdul Wadud, Peter Warren (cello) Dave Holland, Brian Smith (b) Barry Altschul (d,perc) same date Pentacle - Muse MR5176

For sure! Muhal is simply awesome on this one. Listened to some sound clips and it does sound really good. I thought I heard a trombonest. Maybe George Lewis? Yes, George, Sam Rivers and Dave Holland too.

Check the notes to the cd and you'll see I had something to do with it.

When did Dick Devos have a VW?

You underestimate the interest (and qualities) of the quartet improvisations.

Most of these are as good as investment opportunities from friends and relatives.

You missed a 1989 US cd - CDP 7 46401 2.

Time to go "balls out" on this issue.

Thas whut I'm talkin' 'bout! Walk on you're lookin' good

Drone was reissued with its sessionmates on The Song of Singing.

I thought all stuff like this was called a Madison: Now when I say hit it, I want you to go two up and two back double cross come out of it with the rifleman

Guess that's why he's dumping them.

Good for her.

I still have my "Johnny Podres" glove from junior high. It is a "leftie".

OTOH, your dog might be named Bingo.

Thought you needed to "walk" and "hug".

dang!

I think you are confusing labels with same/similar names. What about Rex, Dolphin's, etc.

I will respond with what's prudent for all involved.

A convenient generality. So, argue.