Chuck Nessa

Earl Cross made some recordings with Charles Tyler and one of them is on my label.

The Pulitzer is basically a journalism prize that grew into a literary prize and now music. Classical composers were recognized first and eventually jazz.

IIRC, Ra and Carter declined the recording.

I just had chills.

I wouldn't think so.

Mailed off about $4500 to the feds and state yesterday. Now I'm entitled to bitch. Not a bad deal.

Al's a "retro guy", he has the suit.

I don't think Jim A will be psyched about a link to an illegal copy of an in-print CD. Guy You can buy it in the same transfer as the Mosiac from Collectibles or buy the Euro version coupling it with Concert in the Virgin Islands. Not like it is difficult to find. Bad choice. Why promote this crap?

How much for the bell bottoms and the lime green leisure suit with white belt?

What qualities of Mitchell's playing draw your attention?

Here is Ann's image used for the cover of Saga of the Outlaws.

Hey man, who you callin' a HO? Check your head.

Friend of mine had a couple of those. Said they were tasty.

ROAD TRIP!

Just what he could expect at the time.

and a Snickers was a nickle at the stores charging full price. A new car was $700. AND, he was a local artist at the time.

This looks like a gig contract. The record was recorded on March 9 and the contract starts on the 11th.

Blue Velvet from the same session is magical as well.

Has anyone heard this project?

Get it - quick!

I met her XX years ago and while having a drink I mentioned how much I admired (and tried to emulate) her first husband. She said "Yeah, he was my idol too".

In 1963, or thereabouts, I was at the U of Iowa and one afternoon wandered into the "literary" bar for an afternoon beer. The only customer patted the bar stool next to him and motioned for me to sit. It was Vonnegut and I was an English undergrad. He didn't know me, he just wanted someone to interact with. I sat at the stool for a couple of hours, drank beer and do not remember anything we discussed. What a loss.

I echo most of Brad's post with a wish the MFin' Imus stayed on the air, at the same stations to "pay the price" every day for as long as he lives. I will miss the MSNBC show 5 days a week.