Chuck Nessa

Why exclude The Quest?

I see the NYT has a blog titled In Event of a Strike, How to Open the Doors.

Do you go there 'cause he can't see if you paid?

I am going ahead with the reissue. It will include another track - I'm Old Fashioned. Eddie came to our place for dinner one evening and we worked up the program. I played the Shirley Horn version and he wanted to do it. The 24 track masters have been sent off for transfer and I hope to have it ready before the end of the year.

Give the Tony a break. Reasonable offer and good music. My post was only meant to be informational.

The Morello material was included in the first volume of the '88 edition.

All this stuff ignores record company/pressing plant practices.

Nah.

You must be dizzy now.

Much confusion. Look, Stop and Listen (the 2nd Dameronia date) is available on cd. The first is not. At the risk of a lawsuit, I was involved in choosing the alternates for the recent cd.

I have the Shirley Horn cd from that series.

Carpenters?

Personal experience?

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I searched ASCAP and that was not helpful.

This is the current list. current catalog.pdf

This surprised me too but a couple issues back they had a nice feature on Wadada. That issue can be read online too.

ahhhh. so this was late 60s about i take it-- that is interesting This was around '76 or '77.

Do all these players smoke cigars? :bwallace2:

Pippi Longstocking Piper Laurie Laurie Pepper

Cubs win.

The Jazz Journalist's Association has nominated Saga of the Outlaws (along with a bunch of Mosaics) for reissue of the year. In addition, there's a piece about my work in the current issue of Jazziz. If you spend some time on their site, you can find the story on page 18 of the current online issue.

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