Chuck Nessa

I can't get rid of: or the composer, saul goodman and the ajemian sisters on

or this

Trees down, highways closed and a door ripped off the community center where vaccinations were to take place.

Ann went for her second Pfizer today and was turned away because of wind damage to the facility. She was told they would reschedule.

I ordered directly too and it took about a week,

So far I seem to be good with kids.

Wrong stamper pulled. FWIW, I still have a copy of Hal Russell''s Generation that plays a Bach Passion. First choice here before Ebay. ;-)

Years ago a Chief cd of one of my releases played a Bach oratorio.

I just found it strange that is what he said - beyond "nice to meet you". End of exchange.

DKWIM but when introduced to him, a couple years ago at Big Ears, he said "Oh yeah, Snurdy McGurdy".

Paul Serrano had his hand in a number of recordings done in his studio and sold to other labels. Sonny Stitt and Wynton Kelly on Delmark are others.

Not sure it was ever issued here. My current version is on French cds.

Lots of negative feelings in the band about those recordings. I don't feel able to share.

This set is nutso on Amazon but the music is spectacular - snoop around.

Yes it might have been him. I had met him in Chicago by then. I also got Ornette's "Chappaqua Suite" via mail from Sam's.

Yes, but the label was CBS. I ordered my copy from Sam's.

It was originally released on a label called Carson. I had an original lp. It had no connection to Pathe at the time. At some point it was issued in the US on the Paula label.

This is the cover of the Canadian set .

I had a copy of the Canadian issue with a Brunswick label on the cover.

First my friend Donald Clarke issued 4 cds in England on the Chief label in 1989. Bomba issued 9 titles in Japan in the late '90s. Neither pressed any lps. The French titles are the AEC's People in Sorrow and Les Stances a Sophie. These titles were recorded by Pathe Marconi with the understanding (with the band) they would be issued in North America by nessa. Pathe issued a contract licensing these masters to me "in perpetuity". Because of a complication in the '80s involving a third party, the North American rights are hazy. The cd reissues across the pond are at least partially "needle drops" while I have pristine master tapes. When Universal Sound / Soul Jazz issued Les Stances a Sophie they unwittingly used my artwork and compensated me with 100 cds to sell.

I have that one.

Wish I still had my copy - around 1973 Jimmy Cheatham borrowed my copy and moved to California.

Fascinating collection.