Chuck Nessa

A new interview with ME!! http://peaceandrhythm.blogspot.com/2014/05/peace-rhythms-interview-with-chuck.html

Nice to see you joining in Ethan.

My experience as well. The old single blade design made me bleed almost every time. In those days everyone had a styptic pencil in their shaving kit. I welcome the "expense".

I would guess the Bowie is "dime sourced".

Wish I still had that.

Listening to my first pressing (heavy, stereo, promo) of Horace's Jody Grind. I noticed the 3rd track is "counted off" and need to check the BN cd (a needle drop) to see if it is edited out.

I am still relegated to reading ingredients on cans. I hope things improve.

At some point I have respect for myself as a typist but do not compare my experiences and/or ideas with Hemingway or Faulkner. Nor do I really understand all they did. And so it goes... The whole "I play the instrument" thing only goes so far with me.

Evidently not.

Sorry to hear this. I had some contact with him back when I issued one of Lucky's records. Initially met him at the Jazz Record Mart. He seemed to be as nice as his father.

Yardbird Parker Moe Green Bagger Vance

Babe Ruth Baby Ruth Ruth Buzzi

Sixpac Tugo Jack Six Sixten Ehrling

:-)

Bought this Crown lp in high school. Freshman year of college it was stolen. Later that year a chance encounter with Conte Candoli resulted in a new copy. A few years ago I sold the bulk of my lps to finance cd reissues of my catalog. On a return "back home" to pay tribute to my departed mother in law, I visited the local vinyl store/coffee shop and found this for about $6.

Tupper Saussy Topper Roland Young

All the best Big Fella.

J C Penney Johnnie Dollar Adbullah Ibrahim

David Eyges with Byard Lancaster

This was originally issued on Interplay. Later they licensed it, along with some other titles, to Albert Marx at Discovery. I believe the owner of Interplay now lives in Japan so this is probably not a needle drop (unless he no longer has the tapes).

all the best, sir.

Thanks to all. It was a fine day.

He was a fascinating / complex player worth study and I need to spend time doing that.

3-30-2014 at the Windup Space.

Listening to all the recordings, I feel they got tighter as the tour progressed. The selected recording is from 2 gigs after I heard them in Buffalo.