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Chuck Nessa

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  1. Not a joke. I have had a cassette of the duo session for maybe 30 years. I hope the issue includes the few talk snippets.
  2. But he was in Esquire! I miss Rich Rand.
  3. It was issued in the US in 1998.
  4. What Jim said. OTOH, things might seem different listening to "random play".
  5. All the best. I can't imagine the crap you've been going through.
  6. Bernie's various labels went away via injunctions for never paying publishing royalties. He was a great fellow to hang out with.
  7. Probably Bernie Brightman. Interesting fellow.
  8. Let clifford have it. I was going to jump until I saw his "pm sent" message.
  9. This was originally a Flying Fish lp. IIRC, it's a piano solo. Haven't heard it since '78.
  10. I always wondered why Alfred Jacobson was called Hop.
  11. also Gunther Schuller and possibly Bill Samuels.
  12. This is Maggie. She was our last pet. When she died we decided no more for a while. She was a German shepherd basset mix. Her front legs were short and crooked. She could stand her ears up. She's now under our front lawn.
  13. Some of the individual cds do have better sound, including the disc josber posted. You should get that one. BTW the art scans you posted were from a Columbia Record Club issue - notice the "crc" on the back. You should buy the Bird and Strings single on Verve too.
  14. I've ordered from Needle Doctor (once). The numbers in the rest of the post are made up (I don't have the paperwork, but the % is correct) but I bought a new stylus for one of my sets and the $80 bill delivered a needle with a $19.95 sticker on the box.
  15. Lots of attitude in that post but I don't have the energy for this debate. I don't disagree with everything David says but.....
  16. First saw the Mothers in 1968, had a personal invite to speak with Frank and he was a complete asshole, trying to drive a wedge between me and Roscoe Mitchell and Lester Bowie, because I was a "white businessman". I will never forget this.
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