Chuck Nessa

In a heartbeat.

Since KB is back, I'll stay away and let him post the "news".

I've been listening for 40+ years, have 20,000+ titles, and don't think I'd be on even ground. I also listen to damn near "everything". I also have a big stack of stuff I need to listen to. And I need to keep up with blues and classical releases. Any more questions?

Well, I'm not Kevin B ( ) but I do talk to MC and RVG. I might know something.

Give the man a hundred dollars.

Once my art director called me and asked for permission to flop a picture. I went to his studio and looked at the variables. I agreed, because it fit the "dandy" design best. No one ever caught it 'cept the artist. Can anyone here tell me which record this was?

Sorry if you don't want my information. I'll go away and not bother you again.

Lps. The keys to. Given! A way a lone a last a loved a long the riverrun, past Eve and Adam's, from swerve of shore to bend of bay, brings by a commodius vicus of recirculation back to Howth Castle and Environs.

At least none of 'em have antlers.

I'm delighted to have the music available. I've had most of this stuff on 10" lps, 12" lps, Japanese lp reissues, etc. I had to sell the bulk of my collection a decade ago and Verve has not "done right" by Roy. I would buy this set if they came in plain paper sleeves. I'm bothered by whines about flopped negatives. Buy a friggin' mirror if it bothers you so much.

Patricia, for my more devious use of duct tape read THIS

You be wrong about this. The domestic RVGs are new remasterings, and they usually kick JRVG ass.

More duct tape please.

Looks suspiciously like cannoli with corn husk wraps.

You're gonna have a tough time with Dan on this one - he's got his teeth into St Louis just like he's got 'em into Sangrey's ass on the various Blindfold threads he's running. Wanna chip in for my duct tape budget?

Nah, I'm saving my energy in case we have the much discussed Organissimo "get together". I'll duct tape you to a tabletop and play Evan Parker and Johnny Dodds for a couple of hours.

In the early days this was issued on cd in the States. It had an extra take of Tip-Toeing.

10" catalog numbers were 5058 and 5062. Yes to Lexington.

"My Name" was recorded "over there".

Go GOM. You can make it to your 50s, I just know it.

Our local Subway might book music.

Bring her butt back.

I think I recognized a list member's wife on this site.

I intended starting a discussion, not the end. Please, those of you in small rooms - respond and put me in my place. "One Sound", please start the discussion.

This thread is "over and done". Time to stop posting - let it retire.