Chuck Nessa

My usual "fall back" to kill time - The First 48 on demand.

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So, do thay play Filthy McNasty on this one?

FWIW, I have 10-20 year old CD-Rs and haven't experienced any fails.

I tried to comment on the previous post (Music to Ease Your Disease) and it kept attaching my comment to the Harvey Mandel post. Hmmmm

Maybe the promos/advance copies were CD-Rs.

IIRC, those were "cleaned up" for this package

My advise is - never change a bridge when lights are low. Remember to tip your waitress.

What he said.

disc 4

Is that an Easter reference?

I coaxed Bud back from London for the 1981 festival and he decided to spend the rest of his life "back home". That band was Doc Cheatham, trumpet; Bud Freeman, tenor sax; Dick Hyman, piano; Milt Hinton, bass; Bobby Rosengarden, drums. Bud wasn't aware of the local players when he returned so we hired a band he was familiar with. My last year as festival chairman was 1984, so I was simply an audience member in 1985. By this time he was comfortable with some later Chicagoans.

I saw Ellington shortly after this was released and he was disappointed Fantasy hadn't informed him it was coming out.

Zig Zaggin' across America

Jack posts regularly on Facebook.

Thanks, that was a labor of love.

Perfect time to beam him up.

More Moers tomorrow