Chuck Nessa

Cubs win. We will be in Wrigley on Saturday to celebrate Carla's birthday and Ann bought a single for Friday while Carla's at work and I'm visiting Von Freeman.

There seemed to be some tension between Raney and the Lou/Warne team. I don't know what is was and hesitate to voice speculations.

I put that group together for the Chicago Jazz Festival. I have a tape of the gig.

Sounds like they had a world class tambourine player on that date!

Sunny Murray, esp 1032, original.

Cubs and Milwaukee in the bottom of the 8th.

Have a great weekend young man.

Any chance 5 of those will be the Art Ensemble box? :blush2: Three of them will be from the box. Excellent! Congliptious?

I feel like I must be fatally ill or something.

Shit! And I was embarrassed before.

Any chance 5 of those will be the Art Ensemble box? :blush2: Three of them will be from the box.

I liked her.

I hope someone is collecting his version of jazz history and publishes it somewhere on the net.

The first time I read through that sentence, I thought it said: "All of the natives sat in their cars and were very reserved." I'd say that's pretty damned reserved! You must have been thinking about the indians and eskimos.

Looks like a great series of gigs. Hope all goes well. This reminds me to play the cd tonight.

That's right, I forgot that your entire catalog is being re-released on Sept. 9. At least 6 discs will be out before then.

Just Air Time. Shouldn't say "just" Air Time, as it's a great record. Air Time is the only Nessa record by Air, &, I believe, the only Air title that Chuck produced. Correct. I must say all this attention is embarrassing at the moment but I will welcome it in a couple of months when more reissues appear.

We use Firefox on 3 pcs and a Mac without any problems.

Remind me of this the next time you contact me.

Nice.

Hoppy Jumpy Yardbird

I used to listen to that one over and over. Had to listen, could you sure can't read the yellow-on-white cover. Seriously, thanks for your contributions, CN. Nothing to read there. AND not my fault.

Diz was in a world of his own, like Monk. Monk made music out of his career and Diz made a career out of his music.