Chuck Nessa

What Jim said. If you have feelings for either artist, get 'em. My late post was meant for the Lee/Gil query.

The Cubs finally won one against the Dodgers. I'm afraid they are out of it now.

You can sell the duplicates.

way

pish posh? :lol: What have you done with our Chewy?

I thought you be talkin' 'bout the business decision to change ink colors - the message before yours.

That brings back memories of the '70s and early '80s.

Geez, do any of you have ears as large as Fred?

No, reality.

Yesterday I bought another 17 discs from the Oldies/Concord sale. I hope they run out soon - I have about 30 in my "save for later".

It ain't gonna happen.

For me the classic Shirley recordings are the SteepleChase discs A Lazy Afternoon and Violets for Your Furs. I had some personal dealings with this wonderful lady and she was Just That!

And Dig It!. Read my post again. I was not clear but really describing Dig It in the portion you deleted.

Has anyone asked if this new member is a buffalo?

All the Garland Prestige dates with Byrd and Coltrane (2 - Nov and Dec of '57) were divided up into lp length portions to form All Morning Long, Soul Junction and High Pressure. The "extra" track (Lazy Mae - 16:07) was coupled with a trio selection from Feb 1958 and CTA from Feb 7 of 1958. If you enjoy the other titles, get it.

Want to be there. Remind me later Laz!

AFAIK during the Fantasy era. It should be noted Prestige occasionally changed colors when reprinting covers. This was before the days of process colors and it was cheaper for them to change a color to match a current new release run on the press at the same time.

He did a number of 10" covers too.

I always liked this one

Maybe younger guys but not necessarily more contemporary.

Who knows. It has a fresh band.

Bill Evans Moonbeams.

My Burrell 45 has Hank on it. DB Blues / KB Blues from Feb 10, 1956.

I have about 20 - JOS, Thad, Burrell, Sonny Clark, Bennie Green, Fred Jackson, Hubbard, Parlan, Byrd, Silver, 3 Sounds, Joe Hen, Freddie Roach, Eric Gale and Lee Morgan.

Ken Vandermark's recent double with 4 different bass players Not to mention the Roscoe/Malachi duet on Nonaah. Forgot Braxton - I have duets with Dave Holland, Mario Pavone and John Lindberg - I know there are more.