Chuck Nessa

Arthur Doyle - "Alabama Feeling". -_-

NICE!

They didn't. Not a bad cover, though I still prefer the Toshiba "negative." Once again I disagree. Has there been a paradigm change?

Happy, Happy Birthday! The last post looks like pork.

I think the changes were made for Sony, Best Buy, cable companies, etc. Don't watch enough tv to require a need to see the pores of Tucker Carlson.

Not a "straight reissue" as you stated earlier. I reversed the sides for a "much better listening experience" and the mastering of my lp was way beyond the Ensayo original. While I have a couple thousand lp jackets left, I do not have a better scan. I did the same procedure with the Ensayo Lucky Thompson date. Lucky said "It's obvious you have the real tapes".

Thanks for the memories.

One short of a section.

Very sad news. I had no idea he was so young when Tilt was recorded!

Thanks again.

I think I said that.

Is Al really Ron McMaster? Is the band listed as Stxus on the spine of the cdr case?

Music is at best the music of youth/hormones for most Americans. After "youth" most of us gravitate to nostalgia to perpetuate an illusion of youth. Few Americans have an understanding of works beyond this pop culture. The idea of stuff to stimulate the heart and mind beyond personal experience is gone by adulthood.

Me either.

The "darkish green/blue drawing" was from the original issue on the Hifi label.

I have not heard the session. I've known about the session since the mid '70s and based my response on conversations with McLean and Cuscuna.

'cause it sucks. As I understand only first takes were made 'cause JM was unhappy with the drummer and wanted the session over. Gotta respect the wishes of the leader.

All of his stuff is "by the numbers". Nothing to surprise, but much comfort. OK but not really my cup of tea.

Must be you. I get everything.

I hear that!

Screw your lawn. Moss is taking over mine - still green.

Brunswick was licensed to "Columbia" in the early days of the depression and when the lease expired, the name went to "Columbia" and Decca bought the original masters. If you want the details, pm me and give me time to go thru my papers.