Chuck Nessa

Chuck knows all about the Bolton. Chuck knows all about the Thompson. Chuck knows all about a bunch projects in the future like the KD Joe Hen disc, future Byard project, etc. Chuck worked on all these but no longer has a relationship with Uptown. One disc of the Thompson is broadcast by Alan Grant - about 45 min. The second is a "concert" with nice charts by Lucky. Dave Burns, Benny Powell, Cecil Payne, Hank Jones, Richard Davis and I don't remember the drummer right now. This disc is about 40 min.

Correct.

An interview fills out side 4 of the Dragon Miles Quintet lp set.

Why don't you pay me thirty dollars for a session you've always wanted. I'll give it to you on a cassette that's been baking on the dashboard of my car all summer. If I had EVERYTHING else I thought I might want and didn't have the $30, I'd whine. Anything else is .............

OUTSTANDING!

Vienna Franks are my favorite.

Did I say something contrary? I admit I find bitching about this silly.

Bastard Out of Carolina Jesse Helms Strom Thurmond Thurman Barker Barking Doggie Doogie Howser

Original creosote pressing ? (or whatever they used - acetate?) Polystyrene Yup. Got $1000 from a Japanese dealer and was happy to see it go.

If this program bothers you, don't buy the product.

Yes, the Primitive Modern cd includes Quadrama and the Guests disc has the unissued tracks.

What Lon said.

Do you mean while playing a record?

Should not be a difference.

NOT produced for Strata-East. Clifford produced these for a label he was going to operate called Frontier. That enterprise never materialized and he licensed some titles to Strata-East. At some point around 1980 he offered the masters to me. He played unissued dates by Wilbur Ware and Ed Blackwell from this stockpile. He included his own titles "Glass Bead Games and In the World as part of the package. He said he was withholding a Don Cherry date at Don's request.

Amazon undoubtedly did a copy/paste of old information about this release. Sloppy work on the webmaster's part. "CD-Rs on demand" is labor intensive so i understand the pricing (with a couple of obvious errors excepted). They actually cost more to produce. If you don't want them, don't buy them.

In the first edition too.

Rooster nailed something.

same here.

This seems to be the Jazz Art lps reissued. Lorraine Lion/Gordon was involved in the original issues. I believe she bankrolled Jazz Art. I think there were 23 tracks on the 2 lps.

A friend tells me he is listed in the Brisbane phone book.

It is fine with me. Not as disturbing and any number of Asian impersonations over here. Seems to be made from affection. I think Pops would have dug it.

Been buying from them for about 20 years. They are slow. You have to live with that. IIRC, in the winter they only work the store/site on weekends and during the warm seasons they concentrate on real people. Wouldn't want to be without them.

Geez! Haven't seen him since the early '80s. He looks like a cartoon character now. Forgive me Marty.

Probably drugs and unlimited money from the family fortune. Just my speculation.