Chuck Nessa

Your Honor season 2.

I have a vague recollection of that fellow.

Still in a Neumann Czech Philharmonic mood -now Dvorak Symphonic Variations from this box which I first heard in the '70s on

Von Freeman - 101 years ago. photo by Terry Martin

The Octet;

Ruby Braff, Ted Brown, Buck Clayton, Vic Dickenson, Ellis Larkins, Bobby Henderson, Jo Jones, Mel Powell, Jimmy Rushing, Sir Charles Thompson, etc. recorded for the label.

"Stereo Drive" in this house.

Moving on

Now onto an influence-

Pulled for later

Not aware of any.

We had a stack of them at the Jazz Record Mart back in the day.

the resurrection of this topic caused my current listening -

Our daughter Carla convinced us to try "Your Honor". We are 2 episodes in on season one and I am intrigued and repulsed.

Remembering some time spent with Golson and Art Farmer in the lobby of the Blackstone Hotel. They were in town for the Chicago Jazz Festival and we were getting acquainted. I made the error of mentioning I was the local distributor for Timeless Records, and that changed the vibe in the room .Both launched into horror stories of traveling around Europe in an uncomfortable van, getting to gig to gig. They were not fans of Wim Wigt.