Chuck Nessa

Nope, not me.

Not sure. The address will be good for a couple of months.

I have both of those but they are packed for shipping. If you don't have the answer by then, remind me.

Thanks that the word of God has spoken. I just remembered I am agnostic.

Time for Chewy to buy a discography: -Art Farmer Septet- : Art Farmer (tp) Jimmy Cleveland (tb) Oscar Estelle (as,bar) Clifford Solomon (ts) Quincy Jones (p,arr) Monk Montgomery (el-b) Sonny Johnson (d) New York, July 2, 1953 503 Work of Art Prest LP7031, P24032, OJC 054 504 The little bandmaster - , - 505 Mau Mau (*) - , - , - 506 Up in Quincy's room - , - Note : The above also on New Jazz NJLP8278 entitled "Art Farmer Septet", Prestige P24032 as "Farmer's market". -Art Farmer Quintet- : Art Farmer's New Jazz Stars : Art Farmer (tp) Sonny Rollins (ts) Horace Silver (p) Percy Heath (b) Kenny Clarke (d) Hackensack, N.J., January 20, 1954 552 Wisteria (sr out) Prest LP177, PR7665, P24032 553 Soft shoe - , - , - 554 Confab in tempo - , - , - 555 I'll take romance - , - , - Note : Prestige PR7665 = New Jazz LP8258 both entitled "Early Art". -When Farmer met Gryce- : Art Farmer Quintet : Art Farmer (tp) Gigi Gryce (as) Horace Silver (p) Percy Heath (b) Kenny Clarke (d) Hackensack, N.J., May 19, 1954 574 A night at Tony's Prest LP7085, P24032, (It)HB6153 575 Blue concept - , - , - 576 Deltitnu - 577 Stupendous-Lee - Note : Entire session also on Prest (Jap)VDJ-1637, (Jap)SMJ-6544M and OJC 072 and CD072. Prestige P24032 entitled "Farmer's market". -Art Farmer Septet- : Art Farmer (tp) Jimmy Cleveland (tb) Charlie Rouse (ts) Danny Bank (bar) Horace Silver (p) Percy Heath (b) Kenny Clarke (d) Hackensack, N.J., June 7, 1954 582 Evening in Paris (*) Prest LP7031, P24032, OJC 054 583 Wildwood - , - , - 584 Elephant walk (*) - , - , - 585 Tiajuana - , - -Early Art- : Art Farmer Quartet : Art Farmer (tp) Wynton Kelly (p) Addison Farmer (b) Herbie Lovelle (d) Hackensack, N.J., November 9, 1954 633 I've never been in love before (*) Prestige LP193, P24032 634 I'll walk alone - 635 Gone with the wind - 636 Alone together (*) - , - 637 Preamp - 638 Autumn nocturne - Note : Entire session also on New Jazz NJLP8258 and Prestige PR7665. (*) These titles on Prest (It)HB6153 -When Farmer met Gryce- : Art Farmer Quintet : Art Farmer (tp) Gigi Gryce (as) Freddie Redd (p) Addison Farmer (b) Art Taylor (d) Hackensack, N.J., May 26, 1955 741 Blue lights Prest PRLP209, LP7085 742 Capri - , - 743 Infant's song - , - 744 Social call - , - Note : Entire session also on Prestige (Jap)VDJ-1637 (CD), (Jap)SMJ-6544M and OJC 072. -Evening in Casablanca- : Art Farmer (tp) Gigi Gryce (as) Duke Jordan (p) Addison Farmer (b) Philly Joe Jones (d) Hackensack, N.J., October 21, 1955 804 Forecast (*) Prest LP7017, P24032, OJC 241 805 Sans souci - , - 806 Evening in Casablanca (*) - , - , - 807 Satellite - , - 808 Nica's tempo - , - 809 Shabozz - , - Note : For a session entitled "Two Trumpets" see under Prestige All Stars. (*) These titles also on Prestige (It)HB6153. -Farmer's market- : Art Farmer (tp) Hank Mobley (ts) Kenny Drew (p) Addison Farmer (b) Elvin Jones (d) Hackensack, N.J., November 23, 1956 1019 Reminiscing (hm out) New Jazz LP8203, OJC 398, CD389-2 1020 By myself (hm out) - , - , - 1021 Wailin' with Hank - , - , - 1022 Ad-dis-un - , - , - 1023 Farmer's market - , Prest P24032, OJC 398, CD398-2 1024 With Prestige New Jazz LP8203, Prest P24032, OJC 398, CD398-2 Note : Entire session also on Prestige (Jap)VICJ-23745 (CD). For a session entitled "Three Trumpets"

Back in the day when I went to hear Coltrane in person (half a dozen times), I was usually bummed when he picked up the soprano. Thank goodness he did to issue in a generation (beyond Lacy and Bechet) of soprano players. I did prefer him on tenor.

Sigh.

LOL!

With 98% of my music packed for a move, I am limited to a few recent acquisitions. Being deprived of my Billies, I ordered this and am enjoying disc one. Hard to pass up for $15.

That would be "Delmark's hands".

I was there and the room and booth were a minimalist's studio. Better than some "dedicated" studios I have visited. I have been to Rudy's, Columba's 30th Street and a bunch of others. Boxes of records are good sound absorbers.

An amazing set.

Sometimes I think I hear god in the Tannhauser overture and sometimes I think it's a trick. Anyway, it sounds great.

Mine is circa '74/75. In addition to a great deal of cleaning it needed 4 caps, 11 bulbs and 1 transistor. Couple of rehabbed copies for sale online - $2000-2500.

Any indication of an "artist" inside Mr. Washington?

After about 15 years of neglect, I have had this monster refurbished and it sounds fabulous.

Yes, it happens often.

Disc 1 of the Mosaic JPJ set.

Not a fan of the concept, but if they got paid all is good.

Wow, great. Sorry we won't make any of these... Maybe you can connect with Hallwalls in Buffalo next time.

In honor of Lorraine Gordon.

The music is better than the cover.

Yeah, I had an interesting conversation with Warne and Lou Levy about the sessions.

I was lucky enough to spend a long afternoon in a hotel bar with her circa 1981. She was charming. I told her Alfred Lion was an "idol" of mine - she said "me too".

Thanks.