Chuck Nessa

Looks like my copy will be delivered tomorrow.

Bernie McGann.

No

The Victors and 2 Columbia titles are in the first Classics volume - 1930-1934.

Columbia has 65 titles plus 10 recorded for Victor. There is also a dandy disc of transcriptions on Circle.

The sonatas.

Improvisation Four - for guitarist/composer Merle Haggard.

I have had 2 pair from Warby Parker and have no complaints.

BTW, thanks to Michael Cuscuna for sending me this link.

Follow the links. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TH49FA8McaY&feature=youtu.be

They printed it upside-down!

Not that I have heard, but hungry relatives can damage the reputations of "loved ones".

Never really been burned and I have been buying them since the late '60s.

finally got my turntable hooked up -

Earlier today:

Nostalgic look back to favorite recordings from the '60s & '70s

Sorry he isn't listing the Guy Lafitte sessions. They are my favorites on the label.

Last listen was the rehearsal disc of the White Album. Fun.

As an early supporter, I expect money!

ok, you can take a break.

They would come in the store (alone or singly), requisition one or two clerks and hand them lists of recordings they might buy. Stacks of lps were made and after an hour or two they would select one or two. We were left to restock the piles and they expected one of the clerks to carry their package to their car. I meant to say "together or singly". Sigh.

Ellington '20s recordings from the big RCA Victor box.

http://pointofdeparture.org/PoD67/PoD67Jarman.html