Chuck Nessa

This should be available in about a month. "Chicago saxophone legend Von Freeman took his working band to Europe for a triumphant appearance at Jazzfest Berlin, Halloween night, 2002. This recording contains the complete performance of his New Apartment Lounge Quartet from that evening. Festival artistic director John Corbett described the performance as 'a stunning toboggan ride of a concert, bringing some of the funky intimacy of the Chicago club to the German city'. He added 'Over the course of four long pieces, Freeman established his authority without question'." Recorded at Jazzfest Berlin, October 31, 2002 w/ Mike Allemana - guitar, Jack Zara - bass and Michael Raynor - drums The quartet plays Vonski Speaks, Darn That Dream, Summertime and Blues for Sunnyland.

Got tickets for Wrigley Field tomorrow night - says a low of 45! What the heck will we wear?

Kids slamming into other kids for the flag of some friggin' school. Is anyone proud?

G'bye.

U put your left foot out, you... Hell yes!

I thought is was a dance craze.

No, thank you.

Tough one. I'd love to find the Finlandia box but continue on with the WRC lps.

Too bad Cherry's Atlantic date with Henry Grimes and Ed Blackwell hasn't been issued.

Morrie Alpert Herb Alpert Al Benson

The original book would never fit in the new box. I ordered one as a gift and will report back next week when it arrives. FWIW, I am amazed the cd era has done away with tone controls and equalizers. These were regularly used by "audiophiles" in the vinyl only era.

Did you mean singing or was he also concerned about his fans who were hearing impaired?

They should have bought those new electric microphones.

Hugh Brannum Richard Greene Grant Green

The Badge of Red Courage? That was the name of the favorite novel of a classmate at the Iowa Writer's Workshop.

turning into a depression thread.

http://www.teslamotors.com/blog4/?p=66 I don't trust anyone selling the "hottest new thing - trust us".

Both of the Delmarks are worthy - even the one with Nicky Hill in place of Griff.

Survived the '50s. Don't need anyone to interpret it for me.

Don't trust the AMG times. It would take 3, but IIRC, SteepleChase broke up the dates to match sets - not a bad thing.

Amusing to read all these posts by so many folks not around with money in hand when the stuff was originally released. Not a value judgment, just and observation.

Yes, the music is better on the Decca set. No "dis" to the Columbias - you need those too.

Original version here.

Great warranty, nice looking.

I think I have heard of companies breaking down and recycling auto batteries components. Now, is there enough Lithium out there???? http://www.cnbceb.com/alternative-energy-e...ous-metal/1029/ Just what I needed - something you think you heard.