Chuck Nessa

I forgot it existed.

We still have time to make the list.

Not that guy.

Not that old cliché again... Near the end of WWII my grandparents "adopted" a family in the Netherlands and sent them food and clothing. In return the family sent a lovely pair of wooden shoes for their new grandchild (me). I still have the shoes. If I have time, I will post a picture. Not a cliche for me.YMMV.

Probably.

I hear you should look for bargains in wooden shoes.

It is always best to have music you want for free.

As I posted elsewhere, the last record I listened to last night was the Art Farmer Quartet's "Interaction".

Anyway, in the '75-'77 era I was buying Bihari product as a wholesaler. IIRC the sales manage was a hefty guy named Bob Harrington. I probably have his card somewhere.

Wow, someone I like can afford the box. Maybe I can hope to be in someone's will.

yes.

"Hand to Hand" has been a favorite.

I wonder how they got scattered. You know some of the "nusto collector types" I mentioned. As far as I can tell, they feud amongst themselves.

Sadly the Newman masters are scattered amongst a few "nutso collector types" and a comprehensive master list will never be completed because the "owners" all think they are sitting on a gold mine and don't want to give away their position.

as is the case with most musicians.

A snow storm in Philadelphia.

Bernie Madoff Bernie Brightman Bernie Stune

The 2 AT dates were coupled, hence Rouse. These were issued around 1970. Really too early to be a trend.

More up today.

I know all of my favorites made the list.

I posted a bunch of new images from our file on the Nessa Records page on FB. Check them out. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Nessa-Records/164776050253630?ref=br_rs

http://www.theguardian.com/music/2013/dec/06/stan-tracey-dies

I see the moderator replaced a better and more thorough message. Bummer. I came here to praise the original message.