Chuck Nessa

Slovenia seems nice and probably in need of tenor players.

The "juvenile" part is shoving it in your face with every post.

agreed.

Miles WAS short.

You sayin' anything not a BN is BS?

typo?

Not sure why we want our favorite artists to be "distinguished" by the territory they marked like less "enlightened" mammals. If necessary, all this shit will be sorted out later. In the meantime enjoy the products of Miles, Duke, Bird, Pops, JRM, Albert, Ornette, etc. You are richer for their work. 'Nuff sed.

Nice.

King of Blue is a fav.

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Guess they are tougher up north.

Anyone looking for Rouse leader dates could do worse than the two Uptown dates available from me for $15 each ($25 for the pair), postpaid in North America. As usual, reduced postage elsewhere.

Wish I could be there.

OK. So....why is this a problem? You guys never cussed? So, do you say fuck in the classroom??? Or to your co-workers??? I actually do. So you be a sex therapist. Most of the time, it's my boss who's screwing me. Other way around would be better.

OK. So....why is this a problem? You guys never cussed? So, do you say fuck in the classroom??? Or to your co-workers??? I actually do. So you be a sex therapist.

That would be 658 State St. I still remember that for some reason.

People who wear top hats while looking through a monocle. That describes most of the people I know. You gotta get out more.

"What the fuck??" Any member know the answer?

The "blue/white" labels were only used for a couple of years, then a third (all rose colored) label was used. With one exception (first pressing of n-2 - pressed at Chess) I made my records at Wakefield Mfg until 1978 when I made a distribution deal with Flying Fish records. They shifted pressing to their preferred plant and printed the teal/white labels. Pressings were ok for a while but they really messed up a new release and I insisted they press my issues at Wakefield. They complied and after the contract expired I continued to press there. Concerning sound of "Sophie", I think the sound should be the same since the metal masters were the same. Quality of the pressings could be fine or not. Your ears will tell.

Thanks. Nice idea.

All pressings were stereo. The "dark pink/white" labels were used from first issue through 1977.

So I guess we should just say "good enough" and send the shit off to Iron Mountain. For the future, you are correct. If you want a new version every couple of years I am you enemy.

And Miles's recorded comments. You can get the whole session on the Complete Miles on Prestige box set but they leave out the famous argument. Totality included in the Complete Monk Prestige set. And it is a K2.

Gotta hear more music.

Bought it "back in the day" and the pressing sucks. I would hope Dixon has the "real" tapes. Great date and very important to me.