Chuck Nessa

Me too while I live in Madison.

It is the duo concert with Alvin Fielder that sealed the deal for me. My first day in a recording studio involved both of them. edit to add the final concert by the quartet is the same grouping as our recording "Snurdy McGurdy and Her Dancin' Shoes", with the omission of A. Spencer Barefield.

Ann is a mother, grandmother, potter, knitter, fiber artist and photographer. Maybe our wives can find common interests beyond us.

We have hotel rooms for the week and tickets for the final concert. Will I meet any other board members?

Sorry to hear that. Do what you want to do and be well.

Nice response.

Since Roscoe has been mentioned, I submit L-R-G for woodwinds, high brass and low brass as well as the saxophone quartet version of Nonaah.

WSQ.

you got good recommendations.

His work is part of my life. Thanks.

Sing/Song by Roscoe Mitchell and the Sound Ensemble.

I used to be a distributor of those Swing reissues. Great stuff.

Thanks for the notice.

The Kreisler set is the favorite so far. I had some of this stuff in the ' 60s and '70s on German lps. I could never catch up to the Japanese lp reissues of the Beethoven sonatas. This package answers many old wishes. The Heifitz is dandy as well. The Bruno Walter is a decent start but they need to do a second box with his Beethoven, Brahms, Schubert, Haydn, Berlioz, etc. I am dreaming of a Szigeti bundle. Much of the other material is already in my collection so I have not purchased the Schnabel, Fischer and many other sets. Some of the artists are not of interest for me but it is nice to have the opportunity.

I stopped looking for that one a while ago - the prices were nuts.

Bass duos on some of my recordings: Malachi Favors / Charles Clark, Curt Bley / Brian Sandstrom and Ronnie Boykins / John Ore.

LOL! There are more "hunting" versions on the horizon.

Depends on how they are prepared.

I knew there was a flaw causing my distaste for much of his work.

Not enough personal or other information to answer. Seems like a bunch for tv/dvd if that's what it is.

Sadly, only a burn:

All these seem creepy to me. Not all that far from "Dukes of Dixieland play the Best of Louis Armstrong".

Art was a trip.