Chuck Nessa

Nothing tonight but we leave in the morning for the Chicago Jazz Festival.

646 1933-35 659 1935-36 666 1936-37 675 1937 687 1937 vol 2 700 1938 vol 1

The Americas were issued first but BYG claimed the tapes were taken from them.

on 1 and 3.

Don't bet on it. Or am I thinking of Duracell?

Abide with Me.

A 3CD box set called Wildflowers: The New York Loft Jazz Sessions - Complete was issued on the Knitting Factory label back in 2000. It featured full versions of some tracks that were edited for the original vinyl releases. I don't think there is anything in that set not included on the lps.

I bought one from Amazon France a few years ago. If you enjoy Lafitte, it is worth searching out.

Your fear is good.

or the Verve sessions including the strings. Rare but nice. Still, nothing for me beats the Savoys.

Cubs are toast. Got tickets for 2 more games. Hope the new owner has money to spend, but I doubt it.

Couple of hours ago I played an original of Lester Bowie's Numbers 1&2 to check the editing points for my new reissue.

That's exactly what he means. It used to be a huge source of income for tons of musicians and recording studios. Don't know when this area collapsed, but in the '80s I still had friends feeding their families this way. I want to add I bought this in high school for about $.79 (circa 1961) and it struck me as professional and no more.

Weren't most (all?) of Wallington's vintage trio recordings done for Prestige? The solo albums he did for a Japanese label late in his career are marvelous. The 8 trio sides (with Curley Russell and Max) on Savoy are my favorite Wallington. The other trio sides on Savoy with Russell and Charlie Perry are not far behind.

Don't you wish the other stuff sounded as good a Saga.

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Only the music of my wife of 46 plus years.

I know Out of This World was important to Roscoe Mitchell in his early years. He mentioned this a couple of times.

He invented the apple.

No it is not. Joe Segal gave the Showcase tapes to Lee and they are unreleased.

I misread and thought you said '47 with Coltrane.

I have discs on Leo, ECM and Hat. I never made the connection but kept trying. Maybe some day. We lost an original.

You must mean '57 and there is a version with Hawk from the same year. It is also on a Newport date with Pee Wee, the Solo Sessions set and the second volume of the London sessions for Black Lion.

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I wondered if anything was up there. Once again he changes the relevance of responses with an edit.