Chuck Nessa

Yup Yup

I always looked forward to his visits to Chicago, with his lovely wife.

There aren't a whole bunch. Just jump in.

Better if they do stuff like this: Better if they do stuff like this:

I met her during my first week in Chicago - as a JRM/Delmark employee. I was thrilled. 1966 was an interesting year for me.

yup

Ben Webster The Warm Moods.

It will depend on the title to the property - back in the late '70s Rudy was offered over $2,000,000 for the lot. Rudy built in the country, but big business sprawled in his direction. His wooded lot is now surrounded. Check it out on Google Earth.

Some early Riversides and a bunch of classical for Vox.

Here is a shot of the ceiling in Englewood Cliffs.

Nothing more to add.

At least in the beginning (if not always) the 16 incher was a back-up/file copy of the single masters recorded. Thankfully, these discs provide clean reissues for the rest of us.

an image Ann Nessa took of Mr Dixon in 1982.

I received my copy - not a scholarly effort. Sigh.

Blue Note artist Alamo Markham.

I was talking about finding and original cover.

Dream on. http://www.rootsvinylguide.com/ebay_items/the-jazz-scene-6x-78-set-photo-folio-book-11-of-5000-signed-norman-granz

no.

yup.

Against their will. Beauchamp/Finn did this at least one more time.

I was intrigued enough to order a copy. I am curious and could not resist. They say it will be delivered Sunday.

It is stentorian, he's from the planet Stentor!!

From Bruynynckx: -Wess to Memphis- : Frank Wess (fl) Eli Fountain (as) + unknown others Sheffield, Alabama, c. 1970 Under hog Enterprise ENS-5001 Ooh child - Signed, sealed, delivered, I'm yours - Cubano chant - Willow weep for me - Fool on the hill - Catchy - Wessward ho - Note : Entire session on Polydor/Stax 2362011

I have always admired Szeryng's recording of the Brahms with Monteux and the LSO.