Chuck Nessa

Actually, I do. I remember being "pinto" in the early '70s and when the AEC returned from Europe. Lester Bowie said "Damn, we go away and Nessa turns 'really' white on us".

I can supply those. Hey! I got a copyright on those... Doesn't bother us here at EasyTee.

I can supply those.

1) Willis Conover intro 1:39 2) Monk's Mood (mostly a duet) 7:43 3) Evidence 4:41 4) Crepescule With Nellie 4:24 5) Nutty 5:07 6) Epistrophy 4:27 7) outro 0:15 1) Willis Conover intro 1:40 2) Bye-Ya 6:15 3) Sweet and Lovely 9:34 4) Blue Monk 6:31 5) Epistrophy 2:30 (incomplete)

Dan, note this thread was started by the same person. B-) Further searches turn up more discussion with a little digging.

Gotta be previous discussions about this. Search.

I'd like to see Women In Love again. Whatever happened to films like that!

I do appreciate knowing where he is. B-)

DAMN! and a big thank you.

Then avoid corporate life.

Haven't seen one since I left Iowa in '66 unless you count some business associates.

Rachel is gonna buy me a beer FIRST! I think I'll have one of those "imported" beers - I hear that's what you young folks prefer. -_-

So... I guess he's the one on the right with the larger head.

Thread "meander" is fine, and this one is interesting to some of us.

Probably met Maren, but neither of us would remember.

Oh yeah, Shawn - another one. Maybe I should start over. Michael Weiss too. Spose I could blame old age.

Geez, I left the fabulous GregK off my list. I knew there'd be more.

Have I become "Aric in training"?

Whatever! B-)

...very!!! I think many of us have "warm" feelings for Rachel. After all, she called me something like a "hot older guy" in another thread.

They seemed to be old friends. I think Duke introduced him as "the great Two-Ton Baker, ladies and gentlemen".

Knew I'd forget some important ones.

Off the top: All Organissimo band members Kart Litweiler Vega Ghost Al Conn Sangrey Joe Slide Rod Sheldon Skid Upright Werf I'm surely forgetting some folks.

Mention of Two-Ton Baker brings back memories of an Ellington "master class" in Madison during the early '70s. Duke spotted Mr Baker in the audience and invited him onstage. Baker waddled to the lip of the stage and rolled onto it. Duke had to help him to his feet. It was one of the most uncomfortable spectacles I've witnessed.

Not many here (any?) here old enough to get my previous post.