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A whole story could be done on how that Lee Dorsey shit was recorded as well, which of course is the Meters, with Allen singing bgv's and playing piano, and writing the songs. That's some of my favorite stuff along with the Meters.

Hey Comfortstarr-- thanks. Just in case you're still interested, they're back in stock. ---yes, I'm pathetic and shameless...

That's great shit- post some more stuff like that!

Hey Bill- Thanks for your support on the whole MP3 subject. I guess maybe my problem is that I place so much importance on dimensionality and imaging. Many of my favorite records are old Bill Putnam or Rudy Van Gelder recordings where the dimensions and space between the instruments is truly golden....

hi Reagan, Jennifer Niceley here.. just listened to your songs and they sound great. thought I'd say hi.

From time to time I go through a Kurt Weill jag, and this definitely has elements of Weill. Really enjoyed it. I thought the vocal was perfectly hilarious considering the context. I was a little concerned about the drums when they first made their entrance, but quickly grew to dig the "vaudevillian"...

Hey Lee- thanks a bunch for the kind words, and yeah, it does help to have real talent to record. She is truly a great singer and a real artist. And what an amazing time where a broke-dick guy like me can scrounge up an old tape machine and some Chinese mics and actually almost get some sounds that ...

Here's a link to some mp3's of a girl I recorded recently. Vocal mic is a Marshall V77, old Mackie console(a toy), and a 1973 MCI 2" 16 track.

http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/niceley

thanks..