clifford_thornton

No clue but if you've got stuff to unload I have some shelf space!

Lyn Horton is on facebook and Andrey is on speed-dial. Let me know if you still need their info.

Indeed she is - happy to help.

Patty Waters, specifically You Thrill Me on Water.

Or a SAWANO style LP reissue...

I recall you getting that one pretty cheaply - the LP, not the pre-amp. Still holding out hope that Hum Dono will get proper treatment someday... that is an incredible record.

My planned snipe of 5 bills wouldn't even get me in the door... Francois Tusques

Shit, I would have hauled those off if I'd known... This is one Grossman I don't have.

Judy Henske & Jerry Yester - Farewell Alderbaran - (Straight)

Here you go. Cadence 4/94 p. 16.

Indeed. I remember that band from radio play at least 15 years ago and they were TERRIBLE.

:tup

Louis Spears - I think of him as a cellist w/ Tapscott & UGMAA.

How much for the chair?

That one stood out to me also, though I've seen him as a sideman a few times (always a pleasure). I'm not clear whether these concerts feature these artists with a pickup group, or bands that they bring in. Shit, wish I could zip up to DFW on a Tuesday night for this. James is fun to see.

That's pretty sweet, Jim.

Patti Smith - Easter - (Arista)

Pairing Off I like as well, also Four Altos gets me going. Still need to get Sugan. The European Rhythm Machine records are awesome. Want!

Was leafing through a '67 DownBeat and it got a pretty mediocre review!

Nope--love it from beginning to end. Always loved this music, but it doesn't reveal its truths right away. Spend some time with it. And for the record, Bill never failed to do what he wanted to do.

4'33"

I found a copy of this in a local shop years ago. Cover is badly water damaged but the disc is fine. I didn't enjoy it quite as much as I'd hoped considering the line up. Maybe time for a replay? It's not earth-shattering but it is good.

And only one appears to be tossing salad whilst laughing...