Chuck Nessa

Don't lend him money.

Geez! How much whoring of the original masters will EMI allow before the tapes are ruined?

Around 1962 a federal tax was cancelled and all the .98 prices dropped to .79 for lps.

Not for me with the latest Firefox.

You should listen and tell us.

I think the topic needs the new airing.

Post, post jazz.

I have always found his "stuff" to be angled for the best sentimental story and never took the work seriously as "documentary".

About 30 year old face of jazz and it hasn't changed. All should check the portrait in the attic. Onion be rite.

Not sure about the pricing but for regular stuff I use Sleeve City

Hello!

I still haven't sorted out Misterioso. Can anyone tell me which tracks, from where are on it.

Thanks for the nice mention. I love this recording and hope others do too.

Is Howdy the donut guy?

The price isn't that bad when you consider it as 5 lps on 3 cds.

Thanks. I had not seen a couple of these.

FWIW, the first time I met Fischer I mentioned my pleasure derived from Thesaurus. I mentioned Warne's solos. He then huddled closer and started a long bitch about Warne's playing - "He spent too much time listening to black players and that caused him to play behind the beat" etc.

I hate it when these stickers are on items I "won" on ebay.

Is that the one with Hank and Sir Charles (if memory serves)? It starts with a killer version of All Too Soon. If it's the same recording, mine had a different photo.

For some reason I recall one or two exceptions. Gotta think about it.

Anyone with that much in a savings account is an idiot, no matter the personal worth. Just another reason to shout "off with their heads!!"

You must be speaking of the lps - there are 2 bonus tracks on the cd version. the added tracks are: Down By the Riverside 2:48 You Don't Love Me 3:29