Chuck Nessa

Haven't listened to this in about 20 years and my expectations were dashed. All play well, but it just doesn't mean much to me now.

Fun collection.

Caught him with Mary Halvorson's "Code Girl" at Big Ears. I had ignored him earlier but.....

I have a catalog of all the Boris Rose recordings - not really a catalog, but a sessionography.

The Dorati portion of this set:

Geez, how analogue is that machine?

And the consequences of an unsecure forum are............

Duh! I didn't think to ask. He was very "up".

Was given this when I visited the new owners of Delmark:

True.

I love snacking on nuts - any variety, but it seems to me the "almond council" has increased the number of almonds in any mix you buy. Just sayin'.

it still is.

NBC and RCA were the same company at that time.

Just got off the phone with Ira again. He is doing well, going for 88. What a wonderful spirit!

Now you need to start collecting Dial classical lps. I only have Dial 4 - Schoenberg 3rd Quartet, Dial 6 - Hovhaness pieces for piano solo, with violin, quartet (with flute, violin, tympani and strings) and a concerto for piano and orchestra and finally Dial 7 - Webern Sym op 21 and string quartets op 5 & 6.

"twas a goldmine for a few years.

Only late at night. Actually, a few years ago a dickhead took control of Chicago Tribune properties an installed this wad into the best AM station in America.

That's what my friend Ben Dover says.

Do you have a mono switch?

Same here.

Great observation.

Disc 1

check out the sellers. Still cheap.