Chuck Nessa

Good read but facts I know from personal experience are misrepresented one or two times. There must be more. I would guess too much reliance on a couple of sources.

I think she stayed at a Holiday Inn Express last night.

Don't know about that but I heard him play a couple of times and spent time with him. He sounded interesting and seemed to be a fine fellow. This was 20+ years ago.

Ann says this should be my avatar.

I'm pretty sure I had an album by Maneige. I'll have to check my database. The album I'm thinking of was great, but maybe it was by another band. You can't remember "great" albums? How old are you?

You dare to deny my statement?

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wunnerfull

"Hutton" was copied from a discography. Not my choice, but I enjoy the possibility.

My isp or IE blocks this.

I thought we were talking about jazz, or was that just an era and the "stylists" have moved in?! Would Monk hire the Redman kid in 1957? Competence is fine in many places but I choose not to bow down to it in every corner of my life.

Hope you signed a couple of checks.

For that kind of money I'd expect implants.

Some of the info you wish: -Weather report- : Wayne Shorter (ts,sop) Joe Zawinul (p,el-p) Miroslav Vitous (el-p) Alphonso Mouzon (d, voice) Airto Moreira (perc,vcl) Barbara Hutton (perc) New York, February 16, 1971 Seventh arrow Morning lake Waterfall Tears New York, February 17, 1971 Eurydice New York, February 18, 1971 Orange lady New York, February 22, 1971 Milky way New York, March 17, 1971 Umbrellas

Not the other way around?

Jack McDuff The Natural Thing on Cadet. Remember listening to the multi-tracks in the studio back in the day.

None of this shit could have been easy for a black woman.

Played a date with Jug last week. Sorry to hear of our loss.

Go into your profile and select in the menu Edit Personal Portal Information Can't wait for the results!

Seeing this thread again reminds me of another encounter with McDougal. Andrew Hill was in town visiting his ailing mother and called to ask me for a tour of the South Side clubs. Our first stop was the Enterprise Lounge to see Von but he was in Europe and E. Parker was his sub. I think Eddie Calhoun was playing bass, Charles Walton was on drums but I'm not sure about the piano player. At set break Andrew had a great time swapping old stories with the guys in the band.

Battery Head is one of my favorite artists.

Geez, I love all the experts.

Do you know if that was a limit on number of tracks or number of minutes? Because the CDs mentioned range from 11 to 22 tracks. In any case it does not explain why Keepnews falsely keeps referring to the capacity of CDs as the reason for omission. He does it again on the Hal McKusick CD Now's The Time: "this CD is made up of material drawn from two albums. Some selections have been omitted - there simply is not that much room on a single compact disc". The CD is 62:02!!! Publishing royalties are figured on a combination of tracks and duration. Some detail can be figured by visiting the site of the Harry Fox Agency at http://www.harryfox.com/index.jsp . I believe there is a site for "historical rates" to see what the rules are now and in the past.