Chuck Nessa

I think he's a lame sideshow. Good for a dime but I'll keep my quarter. Is that clear enough?

BTW, not talking about something is a statement by itself.

If this thread was a baguette, I would eat it. Guy You would have digestive problems.

Really boring date. Sorry.

Done.

Now you are deleting posts. Grow up.

I'm really bummed by your edits.

Say nice things, get more Clem.

Like EAI is new.

Could be a scab. Start pickin' folks.

Very good. The poetry is only on one track.

FME "Montage" - 2 disc set recorded Sept. 2005. $16. Also available - Territory Band 5 "New Horse For the White House" - 3 disc set recorded Oct. 2005. $18. That's 5 cds for $34 post paid in the us. Other countries please contact me for "adjusted" shipping. Paypal at nessarecords@charter.net or checks/cash to Nessa Records, PO Box 394, Whitehall, MI 49461. Not sure how many dates Ken has this month but the price is right.

It is really confusing. An lp was issued on Storyville, later reissued as vol. 2. Vol. 1 was previously unissued material. On top of that, Fresh Sound issued an NPR broadcast of the duo - so there are 3 discs on the market.

Can you play "Rumble" and "40 Miles of Bad Road"?

Thanks for reporting back.

"The solo order of the horns, as provided by Warne Marsh:" Aretha - Art, Warne Long Gone - Ted, Warne, Art Once We Were Young - Ted plays the melody with obbligato by Warne Foolin' Myself - Ted, Art, Warne in order of entrance Avalon - Ted featured Slow Boat to China - Ted featured Crazy She Calls Me - Warne, Ted, Ted and Warne Broadway - Warne, Art, Ted Arrival - Art, Warne, Art and Warne together

Bledsoe benched. It's Romo.

The original liners (by Hentoff) list the solo sequences.

Maggie is a big boy and can take it.

Yup. Neither could Charles Tyler, who issued the record. I should correct that to say Charles said (when I asked him about the record) "Arthur has some problems".

Is that code?

I bow down to Rooster. He understands the '60s and '70s beyond my capabilities.

Thurston's heart is in the right place. His head misses alot.