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They're sweet, but pricey. There's vintage steels around here, I just have my cheap plank and I'm not really playing it anyway. I was in Sam Ash a month ago and a guy was trying out amps with a '36 Rick steel made of Bakelite. We were talking and I never realized that Bakelite is plastic...he even had a plastic slide. * It's arpeggio day at my place with the Gibson L6-S.

Cool lookin' steel guitars alert! tompettingill steel guitars. .

Stories by Bukowski are a blast, I should re-read this one. .

Yes, I know about the Japanese reissue, but that's just a band-aid, what really should be done, is a proper ECM-reissue. The photos I posted didn't show, so here's in writing the whole list: Music Improvisation Company Derek Bailey & Dave Holland: Improvisations for Cello and Guitar Paul Bley: Ballads I totally agree, there's a couple of others that never came out on CD that I'd like to get my ears on too. The release of the titles in the first post gives a bit of hope. There's some titles in this series (including last years batch) that I was wondering if I'd ever see them released on CD.

I don't think I'll have a chance to celebrate until later.

Coltrane a talk by Evan Parker part 1 part 2 Evan Parker gave this talk on 5 August 2006 as part of Jazz Em Agosto in Lisbon, Portugal.

I think it was only out in Japan briefly a few years ago. A curiosity for lovers of Larks era Crim!!! My introduction to free improv. I originally bought this on vinyl around '78-'80 because it had Jamie Muir from King Crimson, I didn't know any thing about the music. I saw an ad in the Village Voice for a store closing sale on Broadway somewhere between 14th and 32nd streets and this was the only thing that looked interesting.

I think it was only out in Japan briefly a few years ago.

Thanks Chuck. .

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! I haven't got to that part of the book yet.

That's great news! Good thing you didn't have to wait for results. *

As a general rule, I have it on good authority that ECM likes the sound of its masterings, and that it does NOT do remastering. That's what I thought.

A disc deserving wider recognition, I don't this this has been previously released in the Sates. from the golden years of ECM.

Sort of like how the sound man isn't a member of the band. .

Robert Palmer wrote liner notes for a La Monte Young album (among others): For what album(s)?

Robert Palmer played on an Ornette Coleman album:

No one should be surprised. The Material Girl. .

I'm not too surprised. @

Musta been a REALLY long bridge! rim shot, cymbal crash!

My Dad grew up in Canton, NC. There was an iron bridge from Canton, Oh., so the locals called the town Canton. *

I really enjoy his writing. the movie: The Hand of Fatima NY Times: Critique of a Critic NY Press

In Search of a Father in Search of the Blues By BEN SISARIO Published: November 15, 2009 more here.

That's nice, but it would be nicer if they released something that never came out on CD like this: Now that's a good move, how about Arcade, M and Quartet? Arcade came out as a pricey Japanese import, but it may not even be in print now.

I just tried it...works for me. .