Chuck Nessa

No, the error lives on in the "Complete Columbia Studio Albums Collection 1951-1958".

I will never forget Schaap's "Mahalia Swears" note from the BB&B reissue or his error in the Such Sweet Thunder reissue. These events color all mention of him for me.

Bigger ears.

Sigh.

Any info about the orchestration edits made by Toscanini. He evidently said D sanctioned them.

The Munch is included in the first Living Stereo box. Easier to get here: http://www.amazon.com/Debussy-Mer-Images-Nocturnes-C/dp/B0001TSWLO/ref=sr_1_3?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1432854497&sr=1-3&keywords=munch+debussy

I thought I threw up a warning sign earlier, but I guess I wasn't specific enough.

No mention of Munch Monteux or Martinon?

Don't have that problem but my cover is on upside down.

Nice post. I "get" your loss.

Photo by Lauren Deutsch / design by Carla Nessa

Side 4 not on cd:

This afternoon I was sitting at our dining room table searching for crap on my laptop when I looked up and out the slider. The view was our deck and I flashed back a few years and saw Marcus sitting under the umbrella sipping on a beverage. Nice warm feeling. He used to be around here regularly working with the Blue Lake camp. I can only echo what everyone else has said.

The duplication can be avoided by getting this:

Neumann is a fine conductor. I can make a number of recommendations for his work.

An older recording with a legendary conductor. Good '50s sound.

Damn.

Fried Spam with slices of Velveeta on whole wheat bread.

I remember the record and agree with your comments. If you have any interest, this is a delightful record: A great bit of Americana.

like a critter

Is that Dollar's brother?

Thanks to all. I have been spending the whole week in Buffalo having a grand time with the grandkids.

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