Chuck Nessa

For a while, Bass Be Chicago!

Not before Brian Sandstrom or Curt Bley from the Russell crew or Russell Thorne from the earlier Joe Daley trio! Maybe not before Eddie de Haas, Charles Clark, Leonard Jones, Mchaka Uba and a bunch of others. Kessler is wonderful but the Chicago heritage is rich. edit to ad a comma.

Add Fred Hopkins and Harrison Bankhead and the future. Can't believe I missed FH in the sequence. Thanks CP.

I learned these pieces from Vox recordings by Pauk/Frankl around 1970 and also bought the Szigeti set. I have never found a reason to move beyond these two, but the BBC mag disc of Pauk and Frankl revisiting 3 sonatas was a treat.

Me too.

Liked hearing his voice. Under the circumstances I am glad he lasted this long. Thanks Pat.

Surprising, considering I was told by the good folks at Dusty Groove that Chicago's postal service is known to be among the worst in the nation. Better you should speak from experience.

I am an old guy and don't remember.

Milt Hinton, Truck Parham, Israel Crosby, Wilbur Ware, Richard Davis and Malachi Favors seem to be the Chicago line for a while. Not bad.

As someone who's had professional dealings with him, he's a prince.

So long Bud.

Calling Chewy!!!

Bummer.

Maybe he just likes paychecks.

I believe importcds is now using DHL Global Mail which slows things down even more. On the upside you do get a tracking number. The inclusion of DHL in the mix slows shipments by about 4 days in my experience.

Might we be in "black helicopter" territory now?

Shipment received in fine shape. Thanks.

Fascinating recording better heard on a SteepleChase original.

but they still do a great job. the new out of country rates have killed my ooc sales.

Mr. Keepnews.

crappy sound, great music.

The ISRC only contains Artist, Title Owner and Time as far as I know. I believe this was built to track internet traffic of downloads and streams.