Chuck Nessa

Sold much of my vinyl about a quarter century ago to finance this;

Why isn't Barnaby Gard playing?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVamu9Y_6Ko&t=312s&fbclid=IwAR1gORUwIokm7lnb7D2GNChiv_xdP4a3DR4nV5lNrCaWQFVZjJMVUu58wRs

After disposing the single cds after obtaining all the Miles "metal spine" sets, I found myself missing the original programs. Now I have found most titles available on Amazon for $3.79. A bunch of 'em are on the way.

Sigh.

My point of view - he's a fine musician and usually plays the "obvious" instead of the more "interesting". He tends to "overplay" rather than play the "subtle" thing. Chops a plenty to wow the crowds and the followers.

Only in America.

My copy went missing. Damn.

Why don't you provide a link so we can answer you?

Possibly true, but I bet they still own the rights.

Bud Freeman and Pee Wee Russell Dot sessions. If they coupled the Freeman with his Grand Award session....It would be wonderful.

I started using those on my records in the '70s - I think Roscoe Mitchell's "Nonaah" was the first one.

Not the Columbia record. Check out the set of postwar Berlin playing 2nd Viennese School material - all from RIAS archives.

Now listening to Schoenberg piano music recorded by Steuermann in 1963.

I did a fair amount of work on this and a bunch of other Uptown cds without credit. Sort of pisses me off.

Currently Schoenberg's Phantasie for Violin and Piano - Tibor Varga & Ernst Krenek recorded in 1951.

Woody Herman and his Orchestra : Dick Collins, John Howell, A1 Porcino, Reuben McFall, Bill Castagnino (tp) Cy Touff (b-tp) Dick Kenney, Keith Moon (tb) Woody Herman (cl,as,vcl) Jerry Coker, Dick Hafer, Bill Perkins, Sam Taylor (ts) Jack Nimitz (bar) Mickey Baker (g) Nat Pierce (p,arr) Lloyd Trotman (b) Panama Francis (d) Bill Holman, A1 Cohn, Ralph Burns (arr) New York, May 21, 1954 CO51511 Blame Boehm (bh arr) Col B1917, CL592, Ajazz 424, Philips (E)BBE12026, BBL7123, (Can)429073BE, BO7177L C051512 Mulligan Tawny (Prez conference)(bh arr) Col CL592, CL777, Ajazz 424, Philips (E)BBE12026, BBL7123, (Can)429073BE, BO7l77L, Charly (E)1O0 (CD), Giants of Jazz (It)LPJT5 CO51513 The Third Herd (Cohn's alley)(ac arr) Col CL592, Ajazz 424, Philips (E)JAZll3, BBE12286, BBL7123, (Can) 362006ARF, BO7l77L, Charly (E)lO0 (CD), Giants of Jazz (It)LPJT5 CO51514 These foolish things (unissued) Note : Charly (E)1O0 (CD) entitled "Blowin' up a storm".

Don’t forget BN 45-1951 - Midnight Cowboy / Popi from May 22, 1969.

"hey look, a new lacy disc, I'm all in."

https://smile.amazon.com/Apollo-Xxi-STEVE-LACY/dp/B07RY49XN7/ref=sr_1_1?crid=V0L8CVNEGX45&keywords=steve+lacy&qid=1574521586&s=music&sprefix=steve+l%2Cpopular%2C166&sr=1-1

More like 9 or 10 - their last Ellington box was 11.

By my count, that would be 215 tracks.

I've been hoping for an early Ellington (1925-31) set of Sony holdings - Pathe/Cameo/Columbia/Okeh/Harmony/Perfect/Banner/etc. This would more than double the "Okeh Ellington" set.