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Steve Marcus - The Green Line - (Victor Japan orig) w/ Sharrock, Vitous and Humair

I second Chuck's emotion. Good music, atrocious product.

The thing is, a fair amount of the musicians still with us and playing aren't all that interested in talking about the "old days." Holland is a particular example... ONLY wanted to talk about his new records and pretty much had no interest in talking about the '70s or the '60s.

You do know he died this year, right? Tintweiss is still alive, yes. This thread makes me happy - serves as a reminder how many great musicians are still with us. Praskin was like 16 when he made that record, too!

Our fellow board member "caravan" shared with me some fantastic photos of the Dutch scene in the '60s and '70s, of which he was a part. Not sure if he wants his identity public beyond what I'm telling you.

Ah nice - didn't know Patillo was still around. If you want to get into people who are still alive but not playing, there are quite a bunch.

Europe & America: Muhammad Ali Barry Altschul Karl Berger Bobby Bradford Dave Burrell Joe Chambers Marty Cook (I think) Jerome Cooper Jacques Coursil Pierre Favre Bobby Few Alvin Fielder Rolf & Joachim Kuhn Marc Levin Bennie Maupin Barre Phillips Michel Portal Cleve Pozar Julian Priester Manfred Schoof Alex v. Schlippenbach Irene Schweizer Alan Skidmore John Surman Francois Tusques Bert Wilson

He disowned it. Jason Weiss is doing an oral history of ESP, so I hear. Brackeen is alive but has a lot of "problems," so he might not be easy to reach or talk to. He's in LA.

Fantastic LP, long on my wants list...

Sorry to hear this - wish I'd been East with a chance to visit the shop. Good luck with your post-shop-owning life.

Looking forward to hearing this one.

Classic, and more music than is on the LP.

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.