Talk:Warne Marsh

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Not sure the exact source of the Braxton quote but he certainly goes on about Marsh admiringly in Lock's Forces in Motion. Possibly the quote is from the recorded version of the interview material in Lock's book, which is included on the 1985 Coventry recording for Leo as a bonus. (Some of the material there is not in the book & vice versa.) --ND 04:23, 10 May 2007 (UTC)