Chuck Nessa

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.

Sunday morning breakfast at the Carnegie Deli, the only patrons are me and Terry Martin at the front and a large table at the back. Quickly, Henny walks from the back to our table carrying a new baby. He says "meet my new ......". I can't remember if it was a grandchild, fourth left cousin or whatever - just nice.

Did you ask him about Bud Freeman?

You have to burn the machine. You might want to hammer it first, but burn the sucker. Then send fresh money to some hardware supplier and more money to Bill Gates. Everything will be ok for a while. You do know this is your fault.

Sorry to hear this but it leaves me wondering how one "commits apparent suicide".

Yeah, it's the garden state. I heard that before.

Yes indeed, a bit upstream the thread... GOIN' HOME one of the first albums that came to mind. (Don't know if that was its original title--I have the Black Lion CD. Wasn't this session the flipside to WITCHES & DEVILS?) This show's for the upcoming Easter weekend. Recorded the same day as Witches and Devils but NEVER the flipside. It was first issued (from cassette dubs) on Osmosis vinyl. Eventually Black Lion/Freedom (actual owners) brought it out with some alts. Maybe you had to be there. I re-state my recommendation for the Shepp/Parlan Goin' Home on SteepleChase. Also, how 'bout Booker T. "Go Tell It on the Mountain". That should mix things up. You might also play

I saw that.

None of us dudes is ok. If we were fine, we'd be elsewhere.

Get back East! Nothing good for you in AZ!

Do you EVER buy music from the people who either made or own it?

Have your tried Amazon and Half?

Did anyone mention Albert Ayler?

Books! Yes, that's the ticket. Shepp/Parlan isn't far below the surface.

Is it clear to all Mike has blocked me?

If that doesn't work, contact member slide_advantage_redoux. He is in touch with Rudd.

Wonderful date produced by Duke Ellington - half solo, half trio with Vishnu Wood and Lennie McBrowne. I had a chance to buy the masters back in the '70s but didn't have a dime.

These are included in the Mosaic set.

The Five Satins Satan Keith Richards

Things could be very different if you were there witnessing this stuff as it happened.

Heard two track on the car stereo yesterday. My ears are still bleeding.

In a posting a while back to the Braxton Yahoo group, Gino Robair explained that it's an audio-only DVD. So I have to play it thru my tv speakers to get the "details"? Another example of a "clueless provider" jumping beyond the customers.

David - you have a boxed set of this session? I would buy that.

I am currently wearing an Okka shirt. On the back it says "we improvise so you don't have to".

Start your own thread about the new release!