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many thanks -

I don't know if this has been addressed, but how are the sources for the Decca era on these? Did they, hopefully, steal them from the right places?

sold; to the man with taste, discernment, and faith that I won't abscond to Bosnia with all this cash.

say that again?

say that again?

looks like he's wearing his cataract glasses.

bumping because we need to sell more of these; what happened to all the Matt Shipp fans?

thank you; finishing the cover art today.

all seriousness aside; when I do sessions my music is usually somewhat irregular - meaning it has odd numbers of measures, different sections, irregularly constructed bridges, changes in tempo and time signature - so (almost) any good drummer will want to see the lead sheets -

thanks, Ron; btw, the wife and I plan to be moving to the New Haven area by Spring of 2016.

thanks -

it's a actually a little bit like when you give your kid a plastic steering wheel for the back seat so he can pretend he's driving.

thanks; should be out in about a month; just sent the art work.

new CD: Matthew Shipp Plays the Music of Allen Lowe I Alone: The Everlasting Beauty of Monotony Or: The Future, He Thought, Was Never When He Expected it to Be new cd, only one disc, sorry to say; Shipp play 10+ solos, with several group performances (Michael Gregory Jackson is on 3 cuts) will be out in about a month; once in production will be $13.50 shipped USA, $20 to Europe purchase in advance for $11 shipped USA, $17.50 to Europe my paypal is alowe5@maine.rr.com

I am actually going to do a little pre-order thing soon on the Bluiett; the project which is most likely to not come off is the Nels Cline, but only because he's so busy. Though I am going to do my best to make it happen.

actually, just did a little budget and if I can get these recorded and do some pre-sale, I might actually break even.

look what I found: Welcome to RootsWeb.com Sign in DISCOVER MORE > HomeSearchesFamily TreesMailing ListsMessage BoardsWeb SitesPasswordsHelp <a href="http://go.fold3.com/results.php?vs=3&links=0&xid=1113">Searchoriginal documents from all 50 states on footnote.com</a> LAMBRIGHT-L Archives Archiver > LAMBRIGHT > 2001-05 > 0989632720 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: sheepshine@juno.com Subject: [Lambright] Charles Mills - his Mother was a LAMBRIGHT Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 22:42:56 -0400 Dear Listers, Some time ago my Cousin Gale LAMBRIGHT sent me a lot of data on Charles Henry MILLS, American Composer: Charles was born in Asheville, NC 8 January, 1914 and died in New York City 7 March, 1982. Charles changed his middle name to Borromeo sometime in the mid '50's. He composed over 110 pieces including several symphonies. One of his most famous was "Crazy Horse - Symphony No. 4". First performed by Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra 28 November, 1958; named in honor of Chief Crazy Horse, Sioux Indian hero. He was a self taught tenor recorder player, and pianist. He played many other woodwind instruments.. His favorite was the flute. Charles married a Miss Purra who was an accomplished fine artist. It is thought they did not have any children but that has not been proven. (Any information on her full name and dates would be appreciated.) Charles' says this about his parents: "...my parents being native Carolinians of English and Scotch-Irish lineage. Shortly after my birth, we moved to Spartanburg, South Carolina... As soon as America entered World War I my father volunteered in the infantry. We saw little of him after that, for he was wounded, shell-shocked and gassed, and spent the remaining years of his life after the Armistice in government hospital. My Mother and I lived alone, but we were not morbidly depressed." Source: "American Composers Today.. A Biographical and Critical Guide" Compiled and Edited by David EWEN pp 171, 172 Charles' Mother was Leila LAMBRIGHT d/o Jonas (Jones) James LAMBRIGHT and E. A. ALLEN LAMBRIGHT. Jonas was the s/o Benjamin George LAMBRIGHT and Frances Louisa FLOYD LAMBRIGHT of Union and Spartanburg Co., SC A sample of Charles Borromeo Mills' compositions are from the American Composers Association archives: See http://www.composers.com/cgi-bin/library.cgi for the entire list.

all listed have agreed and I'm only about $2000 short; one possibility is to put each of these out as an EP-type project and do advance sale. and yes, we are going for a Monty-Python, cross-dressed look.

he's amazing.

thanks; I am a little worried. Now it's mostly a matter of getting everyone in the right place at the right time.

summer and Fall recording projects (well, maybe in the next year): 1) 4 piece band - me, Matt Shipp, Kevin Ray and, yes, Ken Peplowski (who loves John Carter, btw) - 2) 5 piece band - me, Hammiet Bluiett, Ava Mendoza, and some players to be named later - (Mary Lou Williams project thing; my music, though) 3) me with Nels Cline; sort of a blue/gospel thing 4) a women's project - me, Carol Castellano, Ursula Oppens, Ava Mendoza, Stephanie Richards, Matsuki Miki 5) band with me, Kirk Knuffke, Curtis Hasselbring, plus rhythm; think Max Roach, 1959 6) band with me, Bobby Zankel, Lou Grassi, Lewis Porter, Paul Austerlitz, Ken Ray; Chris Meeder; Randy Sandke can it be done? Small loan, most of the music is already written; wanna get it done and then stop writing, as it's becoming something of an obsession -

somebody grab it before I spend more money.

triple wow.

free-style.

I have problems with chronic boredom.