Chuck Nessa

I bought a copy of that issue in 1962.

there have been a few. not sure the latest one has the motto.

That was a motto I chose about 30 years ago. It appeared on some pens we distributed. I still stand by it.

Me too.

Nope. Those are rubberized door mats given as father's day gifts by the grandkids a while back

It is an Akai GX-4000D passed on to me from a dear departed local dj.

Many thanks for recent visits by Mark Meade (uncle skid) and my best friend Terry Martin.

-New sounds- : Kenny Dorham (tp) Howard Bowe (tb) Sahib Shihab (as) Musa Kaliem (Orlando Wright) (ts) Ernie Thompson (bar) Walter Bishop (p) Laverne Baker (b) Art Blakey (d) New York, December 22, 1947 322-3 The thin man 323-1 Bop alley Blue Note 323-2 Bop alley (alt take) 324-2 Groove Street 325-1 Musa's vision

It has been out twice - Mosaic Johnson/DeParis/Dickenson box and in the Hot Jazz on Blue Note box.

Fredrik Ljungkvist and Mattias Risberg - a tribute to Carla Bley.

What's a headway?

I was working on this last night and then I heard that troubling gurgling sound when my straw hits the bottom of the Scotch bottle.

that horse is out of the barn. new releases tarnish the achievement/brand.

I never connected with those recordings. I think Mehldau was the problem.

Peter Margasak has his say in DownBeat: http://www.downbeat.com/digitaledition/2018/DB1806/single_page_view/71.html

Let's find him a new place. ;-) If the city on NOLA was committed to preserving the history, they should find a way. Tourism dollars are #1.

Jsngry don't give a Hoot.

Nice review in the May issue of New York City Jazz Record - available for download here: http://www.nycjazzrecord.com

Heard him at Big Ears with Jason Moran and solo a couple of weeks ago. More than impressive.

Ordered it last week.

The Smetana is an outstanding performance.

Spoke with Michael yesterday and ordered some sets to catch up.

First word that popped into my mind - "fun", Jug was fun.

Made me laugh.