Chuck Nessa

An interesting fellow devolved into a complete dick.

A dandy. It was my introduction to Wellins.

Some Von Freeman.

Can't retire and still wonder WTF I have been doing, never mind what I might do. BUT the world seems to be retiring me. Sigh.

WHAT???

My preferred version is a Toshiba lp circa 1984.

The covers look like Liberty/Pacific Jazz.

Today I would say diverted rather than diminished.

Transfers or mastering?

I was at this session.

Harrison Bankhead Quartet w/ Mars Williams, Ed Wilkerson and Avreeayl Ra

Joseph Jarman

Not really funny.

Maybe later - I'm so steamed thinking about it.........

Once again listening to Monteux's recording of Elgar's Enigma. At a decent volume his transition from W.N. to Nimrod always makes me catch my breath.

Zappa insulted (and blew off all at once) Roscoe Mitchell, Lester Bowie and me circa 1968. I can no longer assess his music - the event was so negative.

Litweiler's notes were used for the BN Connoisseur cd of A Slice of the Top as well.

Because it means so much to us.

So we lost him via logo. First a logo, then a brand. then a monster to feed. That makes some sense.

See my post #2 on this thread and understand I have 18 Peterson cds in my collection and untold sideman performances. I have been listening to him since the 1960s. Some obviously give pleasure or I would have stopped. I still stand my my original post in this thread and find Justin's post misinformed at best.

Beef is better than peas.

That's how we lost him.