Chuck Nessa

Six I think.

Probably because there are publishing royalties to pay on the jazz sets.

Received Moderna 3 today.

Disc 1

with Joseph Jarman, Jason Hwang, William Parker & Thurman Barker

I file my 26 Prestige All Star cds (including a couple of Swingville All Star dates), as a group, in the various artists section at the end of my collection.

If you purchased the cd for $14 you could sell it if you wanted to.

Sorry, nothing to tell.

thanks

Source?

JR Monterose went on the road with the band in the mid '60s and decided to stay in Iowa where I met him. Many nights of music at "The Tender Trap" in Cedar Rapids and at "Little Bill's" in Iowa City. We soon became friends and boy, do I have stories.

from this box

aka

Disc 1 (The Complete Braxton) from this

If you could hear him then.

Why does this matter to anyone? Serious question.

It isn't released yet but it was for sale at their performance in San Francisco last week.

Sylvie Courvoisier & Mary Halvorson - Searching For The Disappeared Hour

Yup.

Back in the days when I was chairman of the Chicago Jazz Festival we wanted Stanley for the '82 fest. I called his manager (Richard Carpenter) and asked for the fee to get him as a single - we would provide the rhythm section. Carpenter said Stanley doesn't work that way. I said the trio would be Kenny Barron, Buster Williams and Billy Hart. He said that changed everything. As Stanley was waiting in the wings to go on, a stagehand asked him if he'd be playing tunes xx, yy and zz. Stanley said "No man, this is a Jazz Festival!"

More purchases at Open Minds:

It is available from the source for $35 at https://www.otherminds.org/recording/conlon-nancarrow-studies-player-piano/