Chuck Nessa

You seem to have an original promo. Back in the early '60s I had a Booker Little like that.

Evan Parker "Monoceros" direct-to-disc" on Incus. This will clear your sinus.

I always liked the record named for you! HB.

Reissues are "all the rage" here.

But ya' still gotta go to Des Moines for the "beautiful girls".

Happy birthday and thank you for the work - I've been enriched. I'm old enough to "not remember" the first time I encountered your work. I do know your name was imbedded over 40 years ago.

I don't think so.

Feldman - possibly, Gorecki - no. -_-

Don't think I'm mentioned anywhere but I still say "buy it".

Get it.

"Not really dark or brooding" in the friggin' extreme.

Back in the '60s I listened and rejected. If I made a huge mistake I will hear about it.

Sorry to be so late but all the best Alan. I know how tough these personal things can be. All the best..........

Did anyone recommend rolling them in flower and deep frying? Tasty!

Webern, Schoenberg and Berg quartets. Carter - almost anything.

Sometimes the documentary makes are the "big dogs". I received a call from Ken Burns production office asking for permission to use something in the jazz series they did. I was simply told if I didn't sign "for free" they'd just cut it out.

I thought the 6 cylinders would ruin his rep, so I smashed 'em.

I heard Maren and Lankin have Big Al tied up in the back room and make him watch. They email photos to Simon.

Didn't this guy make a couple of Strata Easts?

Sumpin' blocking your memory?

Nine pages of this if you copy and paste to Word.

If Larry Kart is still here, he will have a few pages to type about this record.

Earl Hines "Quintessential Recording Session" on Halcyon 101/Chiaroscuro 101. This should be on cd. Earl at the top of his game in 1970, revisiting his 1928 milestones. It don't get much better.

I probably have that interview somewhere in the basement but want to recommend/warn about the amazing Bowie interview in the AEC book sold on their website. If you knew Lester you would read the piece very differently than a "newbie" would interpret it. For me, Lester's interview repays the cost of the book.

Looks like my modest little catalog did pretty well. Thanks. edit to change from mosest to modest. Bad fingers.