Chuck Nessa

Hum Dono.

and reeds would be cheaper.

The post office might have had a bunch more hip deliverymen.

Back in the late '70s I wanted to use him for some projects but he was wary and asked for an "audition interview". I agreed, flew East and attended a Willis Jackson date for Muse. During the date he seemed to spend attention equally between Willis and me. He had recently lost the CTI account 'cause they were failing and Muse was the primary customer. His first wife was loosing her battle with cancer and he really didn't want new customers and new worries. Rudy and I "jousted" throughout the Willis date and Rudy let me know he wasn't too keen on the "outside" dates he'd done, but at the end of the Jackson session he reached into a drawer and pulled out his appointment book and asked when I wanted to record. My first session there was Roscoe Mitchell's "L-R-G" with Leo Smith and George Lewis. During the first take, Rudy looked over at me and said "This is beautiful, just like classical music" with a big smile.

Rudy did some amazing work for me. Many thanks to RVG.

The Mighty Flea Mighty Mouse Mouse

Quantz is in a different Q section in my collection.

Freddie Jenkins Bubber Miley Cat Anderson

Time for a sale and an opportunity for board members to fill out their Q section!!

I have 2 cds by Quartet Out.

Edmund Hillary Edmond Hall Hall Overton

Angelo Dundee The Champ Jimmy Smith

All cd sales suck. I know of some discs well respected and recommended on this board with sales around 200. One label I know of has refused to record artists who don't buy their own discs to sell. It is really grim. edit for typo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8N_tupPBtWQ&list=RD8N_tupPBtWQ#t=0

Gotta post this shot I took of George Lewis at RVG's during the session for Roscoe Mitchell's "L-R-G".

A $10 used copy of:

Ha!! I was about to do that.

The Barton quote is still there.

this was originally a 2 lp set mixing sessions. Prestige "cheaped out" on the liners for the individual issues.

Rush through this discussion:

Whatever else he was, Bill was a decent observer of the jazz scene. I see it is gone. I was curious to see what he said.

Charles Tyler.

Is Sandy Nelson available?

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