Chuck Nessa

The real issue is the condition of the Wall Street holders of the "mortgages". Bunches of hot shots will lose money.

Indeed. I was introduced by a solo disc on Emanem.

Hope the day (and the year ahead) is wonderful.

Orange Kellin Reginald Kell Reggie Workman

Forgot to mention black macaroni on the side.

and some bananabeef.

Had some of that for supper.

Catalog in the mail.

He also bitched about "red lights".

Considering the paychecks, bfd.

I think the video clip is worth a new look.

Wait 'til you see bananabeef and cherrychicken!

Tony Soprano Maria Callas Steve Lacy

Skipper Ginger Gilligan

She's probably dealing with some identity issue and denial is her answer.

I've backed out two messages at this point. All the best to you and Helen.

That RCA unit was for 45s only.

My parents had one of those RCA changers. It plugged into the back of our first tv. It came with a supply of RCA 45s by the Sousa Band, Glenn Miller and Eddy Arnold. Played plenty of Little Richard, Fats Domino, Elvis and Jerry Lee on that sucker.

Would you settle for a collection of jazz 45s instead? If they come with a supply of these:

'cause that pic is so much more attractive than the Bley.

Near the end it looked like this:

I will muddy the waters. Had both lps, bought a Musidisc cd of the America lp in 2001 and sold that lp for big bucks. Now I have the IAI lp, the Musidisc cd and a burn I made of the two. No need to pay some opportunists for the same material.

This does exist, but it is rare and quite expensive. Gustav Klimt: With a Catalogue Raisonne of His Paintings by Fritz Novotny and Johannes Dobai. Powells seems to be cheapest, starting at $600. I'm actually about 75% going to get the upcoming Catalogue Raisonne of Stuart Davis' work. If you pre-order through Amazon they knock over $100 off the price ($300). I think I would look at it enough to justify the purchase. But I could never tell my wife how much I paid... Shit, I don't know where that "p" came from.

Not his fault but the completely inane response was and continues to be.