Chuck Nessa

I don't miss the sticky floors.

Wasn't that lp in "simulated stereo"?

Dipping into this box today.

No.

I am so excited. I won't be able to sleep.

I picked this up a couple years ago for about $20.

Needed a Guy Lafitte fix so I dug these out since i haven't played them in a while.

Bad week for the Johnson family.

The Buck Clayton portion, with Hawk and J.J.

He was an important man in Chicago radio for a long time. But occasionally referred to as Buck Dickley.

They were always behind the times.

You driving a '80s Camry?

Dick Buckley was a friend. He kept reminding me he was the first to play Ornette on the radio.

I should have figured it out.

My copy is a stereo Van Gelder. It is a promo copy (clipped corner) I received from the Liberty salesman in Chicago.

None, if he was paid.

Just get it.

Whims of Chambers was released in 1957. Rudy opened the Englewood Cliffs studio in August of 1959.

it just dribbled away.

Bevell Dedge Rockabilly All Stars “What’s Your Angle?”

If you care, this is a stereo version of The stereo version sounds great, but omits "Casey Stew" and shortens "King Porter Stomp" by about 2 minutes. These edits undoubtedly were made to allow for the wider stereo grooves. I have made a cdr to include all the material.

Rudy was still recording in Hackensack at the time.