Chuck Nessa

Those big "classical" boxes are more attractive to the labels because most of the compositions are PD, hence are much cheaper to produce.

Not if you ignore him.

Damn, fascinating lineup with lots of friends. Not sure I can do a week at that time. Damn! https://www.artsforart.org/vision.html

Morton Feldman - Crippled Symmetry: at June in Buffalo.

Sadly, I didn't move to the Boston area until 1973.

Next up.

All of this music was lifted from this Jazz Guild lp.

And what legit music sales won't be made because they issued "free"music? Let me see, I can buy an Ellington for $9 or something new for $10.

When I operated the US office of SteepleChase, I negotiated a deal with a daughter or granddaughter of Brew Moore for the issuance of a couple of records from the archives. Monies were paid.

Just back from a concert by Nicole Mitchell's Black Earth Ensemble. Wonderful, and a chance to reconnect with old friends including Pheeroan akLaff. We swapped stories about recording at RVG's.

Disc 3 - Metamorphosen and Eine Alpensinfonie. This is my 3rd incarnation of these recordings.

a handy distillation of

Picked this up at Dusty Groove this afternoon -

I have a PDF of a late (possibly last) Fantasy catalog, and refer to it often.

Lucky you.

In 1983 Verve issued a 14 lp series of JATP material. It was produced by my old friend Bob Porter and it included some previously unissued material. About 75% of it was from the period in question. The cover format looked like this - edit to note the last 4 titles were added in 1985. Krupa & Rich – The Drum Battle The Ella Fitzgerald Set The Coleman Hawkins Set The Rarest Concerts Bird & Pres – Carnegie Hall 11949 Norgran Blues 1950 The Trumpet Battle 1952 One O’Clock Jump 1953 The Challenges 1954 Blues In Chicago 1955 Ella Fitzgerald – Lady Be Good The Oscar Peterson Trio Set Lester Young – Carnegie Hall Blues The Stan Getz & J J Johnson Set 1957

Hard to find a clean scan/shot of this original -