Chuck Nessa

There is a documented and (many times) issued broadcast from a week later. My guess is Bird was not in the band for the Feb 5 broadcast.

This reminds me of the fact Akira's publishing company is called Akanatuna. forgive a probable misspelling.

Yup.

When he sends $75. Your problem, not mine yet. -_-

If it relaxed the exterminator maybe you should send a copy to your governor.

Absolutely nothing wrong with it but below midpoint on a Mulligan priority list.

Anyone ever say you have too much money?

Shadow Wilson!

Are we talkin' 'bout trumpeters worried about being "behind the curve" and adding some "trappings" to their "repertoire"? This happened a bunch to musicians unsure of their skills and "assaulted" by rock/fusion on one side and free music on the other.

Since you mentioned "last night" - I heard Organissimo, and I wish the guitar player would turn down his amp.

This makes me mention Al Francis.

Sure, I'm going to have some odd parts left over too.

They got some without numbers. ← A small question. In "limited editions" of 2500 or whatever (such as Mosaic, and this), does that usually mean "2500 plus a few for band members and other special folks?" I owe you an email to order it and the Warne Marsh. ← Yes, there are "extras" used for participants and review copies. In the record/cd manufacturing process there are always "overruns", in fact contracts with pressing plants and printers traditionally include a phrase containing something like " plus or minus 10% is considered a complete order". Mass manufacturing ot this kind is imprecise - they always print/press extras to cover for "defects" and other factory mishaps.

Time to move.

And about old album covers. God bless Liberty.

They got some without numbers.

Figured you knew that by now.

So, was this stuff from Always Something There and The Look of Love? Or is it possible there's BN Stanley I don't have? Enquiring minds need to know! ← Among other things, it includes the rest of the titles from the New Time Shuffle sessions.

Aaaah, Bruno! Great guy! Great taste in music! We worked together in the mid-80s. Wonder if he still has his Einsturzende Neubaten tattoo? I can't remember whether I ordered the boxsets from you directly Chuck or if from a distributor (for the RPM and k29 stores) in the early 90's. Anyway, get on it folks. After word gets out, they'll start disappearing! ← This got me looking thru my ledgers (spiral notebooks, really) and I see John Zorn got #42, Thurston Moore #65 and Werner Uehlinger #73. Forgive me my nostalgia.

Just checked my books and it seems Paul has set #283. I also noticed that #282 was purchased by Bruno Johnson, operator of Okka Disk. -_-

Why not? ← I see an opening for you RT. If you see a commercial opportunity, put up the bucks and cash in.

Sorry, I just go "the shivers".

I've been getting dizzy from Rooster bumping up all his old threads and find myself wanting to respond but feeling the need to read the threads from the beginning "again". I discovered GOM mentioned Steve Coleman and Dave Rempis - the first 2 to jump to mind.

I have recently changed internet service, hence my email addresses have changed AND my PayPal account. The new "correct" address is nessarecords@charter.net . Sorry for any problems this caused.

You can't go wrong with the first 3 Contemporary albums. After those, it gets more complicated.