Chuck Nessa

Geez, I don't need that kind of downer for this wonderful set.

If you decide on something on Okka, I can help you out.

TMI

← Yup, I was just coming to post this after a Google.

BUT you seem to have posted the info after the fact.

I would guess something bad happened to him at the end of March. Let's string him up.

I just want to say in the (many, many years) past I did business and trades with Shrugs with nothing but fine outcomes. If something has gone wrong in his life, I (if no one else) owe him a good word.

Chris, maybe you're kidding, but please note that I didn't refer to the place first. ← Kevin, I see you deleted and reposted. Please tell us about the "screwing" someone received from Shrugs.

Guess something was deleted.

How does she feel about you playing the drums with lipstick on yo' mug?

Don't want to play the game but always thought some band should call themselves Smegma.

As I posted elsewhere, I was told to "cool it" or be banned.

Better yet - it ain't AAJ!

Never looked for those things but I have bought a bunch of stuff from these folks - Sleeve City or maybe Wagar Associates .

SEXIST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Looks like someone is putting on a Nessa Festival without me.

Wish I could be there. Damn.

Here I'm talking about musical instruments and you bring up something else.

Yes, the broadcast with Sal is floating around. Never heard of the Atlas disc either and I thought I had all of them at one time or another. I doubt the Midget survived the trip to California. Concerning the guitar, I think he played it in private to explore chords - cheaper and more mobile than a piano.

In JR's "Iowa chapter" we were good friends. He'd pick me up in the morning in his red MG Midget and we'd go to the Airliner Lounge and drink 2 bloody marys then retire to his car parked across the street from the campus. He would watch the females and sip on his bottle of cough syrup. Maybe more later, but Ann just announced dinner.

Jeez, small world, isn't it? ← I recently played my copy and the mastering/surface it terrible.

Just think - if he'd done everything sloppily and unprofessionally, he'd be acclaimed now as one of the great free jazz players of the century. Oh, the foolish career choices people make. He'll obviously never get a Mosaic box. Oh, wait a minute.... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What a truly bizarre, out-of-left-field comment. Was there a point to it? Actually, don't bother. ← Nothing judgmental in my post. All that crap is added by you. Some "issues" at work here?

Simpler for some than others.

Gee, you make that sound bad. ← Might be your "issue" not mine.

Shorty was "important" (or noticed) as an arranger, not a player. He did everything "neat" and "professionally". FWIW, Art Pepper hated his guts.