Chuck Nessa

Geez, I love Lee but he's such a silly boy. So is Larry. Perfect match.

Lee looks like "wtf".

paul is a buckeye? he is even better than i thought! Sincerely hope he doesn't have to pee buckeyes.

So you got it? The "other" number was a fax too. Wonder what those folks made of the material.

Brunswick still exists. The old pressing plant building still stands in Muskegon, MI. Brunswick sold the building to a moving and storage company. Bowling AND billiard equiipment were/are the products.

Have not seen the book but wonder what "hard Q's" you have.

No, I guess not. Don't know what I'm thinking about. Some Atlantic side, probably with neither Griff nor Gee. Oh well... All those "out of tune saxophonists" begin to blur.

Bought that one, but haven't gottten to it yet. How's Griff? Ernie?

First time I heard Dewey in person was with Ornette, Haden and Blackwell. Kinda' hard for him to stand out in that crowd but I remember talking to him (and the other guys) outside the club that night. Go in peace.

Just pee pebbles.

Your have one of the better titles.

Now all they need to do is add some citrus -- maybe an orange?

You could do a whole lot worse than 1. Eddie Cantor's Tips On The Stock Market - Eddie Cantor 2. A Tale Of The Ticker - Frank Crumit 3. Brother, Can You Spare A Dime? (Americana) - Leo Reisman And His Orchestra Featuring Milton Douglas 4. Remember My Forgotten Man (Gold Diggers Of 1933) - George Hall And The Hotel Taft Orchestra Featuring Loretta Lee 5. It Must Be Swell - Alex Bartha And His Hotel Traymore Orchestra 6. Raising The Rent - Ramona & Roy Bargy 7. Sittin' On A Rubbish Can - Julia Gerity Featuring Snooks And The Memhis Ramblers 8. Ten Cents A Dance (Simple Simon) - High Hatters Featuring Welcome Lewis 9. Poor Man's Heaven - Bud Billings & Carson Robison 10. The Rich Man And The Poor Man - Bob Miller 11. Hallelujah, I'm A Bum - Harry 'Mac' McClintock 12. All In Down And Out Blues - Uncle Dave Macon 13. Taxes On The Farmer Feeds Them All - Fiddlin' John Carson 14. How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times And Live? - Blind Alfred Reed 15. The Farm Relief Song - Vernon Dalhart 16. Dusty Old Dust (So Long It's Good To Know Yuh) - Woody Guthrie 17. 35 Depression - Daddy Stovepipe And Mississippi Sarah 18. California Desert Blues - Lane Hardin 19. It's Hard Time - Joe Stone 20. President Roosevelt Is Everybody's Friend - Rev. J.M. Gates 21. CWA Blues - Joe Pullum 22. Jimmy Shut His Store Doors - Cedar Creek Sheik 23. Welfare Store Blues - Sonny Boy Williamson 24. Poor But Ambitious - The Bamboo Orchestra Featuring Wilmoth Houdini

Difficult to make a "progressive illness" news.

All Bud/Busch products live by adding sugar to attract the "lame" american customer.

At least one old thread deals with this. Andrew has been ill for a while. I don't have the inclination to hunt but it is not news.

I'm sure Paul's sister is at his bedside with a "spreader".

Just relax and pee.

Big dif between solosits and section players - both valuable, but different. Seen recs of both here. Washington, Carney, Chaloff are tops in my book.

Thanks for the link. I knew these guys had feelings for Dewey and went to their site yesterday to find nothing. Gotta get in touch with Ethan.

All my favorites are soundies. Duke, Fats, Basie, Cab, etc.

Some were unhappy about the selections and some bitched about editing done without consultation. I must say at least one was clueless. John McDonough (spelling might be wrong), author of the Hawkins book, claimed ignorance when I bitched about the omission of Hawk's "The Man I Love". He didn't even know the damn recording.

If all else fails, I have a copy. No scanner. Get in touch.

Try McGann, McGann. I see it is available at Amazon.

Most comments about No Noise (Sonic Solutions) and Cedar are broad strokes without understanding they are both "suites" with multiple tasks and different possibilities. Each of the tasks can be controlled like a rheostat. All kinds of possibilities are available. I have used parts of No Noise and Cedar on the same piece of tape.