Chuck Nessa

Later that night this happened - Thelonious Monk Orchestra Reunion Don Sickler, musical co-ordinator/ Hall Overton, arranger; Don Sickler, Tom Harrell, trumpets; Eddie Bert, trombone; Steve Lacy, Phil Woods, Charlie Rouse, Howard Johnson, saxophones; Mal Waldron, piano; Cecil McBee, bass; Ben Riley, drums

Cover made me think of

Who is Stanford and why does he have unreleased Tristano?

The Discovery cd of Moanin' couples the 2 Warner lps from 1959.

Not to be confused with Freddy Fender.

I have this

I meant he seems to be filling orders from distributors, exporters, retail accounts, etc and as inventories dwindle titles are disappearing.

10064 was not original.

The post about Dupree Bolton (thanks to my friend Steve Siegel) caused me to see what was still available from the label. I did a shitload of production work for Bob and we had a nasty divorce but there are a ton of wonderful recordings in the catalog. Anyway, it seems his son is just selling off inventory and not repressing. Over half the catalog is unavailable on Amazon and Dusty, so I suggest grabbing anything you desire. I slept on the Jeri Southern disc and regret it.

Rickey Smiley Burnette

Firstly, the YouTube stuff was posted by Milton Suggs Jr, not the bass player on the record. Luba was a friendly spirit who popped up once in a while. Never knew his history.

This is transporting me back to Chicago 40 years ago. On board are John Young, Ari Brown, Von Freeman, Grady Johnson, Milton Suggs and Robert Shy. Luba knew how to round up the cats.

Spirit Catcher Campanella

Ann doesn't always agree with that.

Listening to Barbirolli's Mahler 5 while eating a dinner of cheddar, crackers, olives, salami, hard boiled egg and Dewar's on the rocks. Wish me well.

i don't understand "pretend meat". If you don't want to eat meat, leave it alone. Would you buy "pretend veggies"?

Sigh.

I have an original.

Very good late Art. Had a nice conversation about that gig with Art and Laurie shortly before his health problems.