Chuck Nessa

In another thread I mentioned I still had a couple hundred slipcases for the set and offered to send the box with "upgrades" in the box and offered the slipcase alone to folks purchasing the releases elsewhere. If you wish to participate, get in touch. If you have an old set, you can upgrade your sale with a new box or you can keep the relevant cds in the box..

Contents: 1 Mod House 5:46 2 Symphony for Junior 10:10 - bass solo 3 Wilbur's Red Cross 8:19 4 A Real Nice Lady 7:32 5 For Frazier, Felicia, Veneida and Bernard 7:24 6 By Myself 7:42 - bass solo 7 Mod House alt 2:46 8 For Frazier, Felicia, Veneida and Bernard alt 7:35 9 Wilbur Reflects 5:14

For anyone wanting to "upgrade" the Art Ensemble box for the new masterings, I will send the new disc packages in a new AEC 1967/68 box/sleeve. I have a couple hundred extras and sent one to a good customer earlier.

They are there, just worded differently on the first page.

Princess Summerfall Winterspring Capt. Windy Scuttlebut Flub-a-Dub

Sounds like a fine afternoon.

Never could afford stereo equipment beyond Sears/etc. When I work on my masters for reissue I listen on very high end or custom equipment. Whatever.

I hear you about Connor's sound. My old acquaintance Shannon should be a fine reporter.

Thanks for the report.

Yep.

This arrived today. Will listen tonight. I heard the tapes 30+ years ago and have been waiting.... Sidemen are Don Cherry, Clifford Jordan and Ed Blackwell.

Permit them to make some cash.

Still have some troubles with Junior as an "authentic" blues player. He is a very nice man.

I certainly hope this doesn't have anything to do with "left behind".

There are enough games on the internet.

What are you taking?

If you can't find something else in the discussion above, go for it. Honest performances.

Lovely man, always greeted you with a big smile.

Peter Margasak on Hal Russell in the Chicago Reader

Nuts be Nuts. Thank God for Nuts.

Folks interested in Roscoe Mitchell might be interested in this piece.

The 8 trio tracks are at the end of disc 2.

Thanks.