Chuck Nessa

Sounds like it was based on Hendersonia by the late Walter C. Allen. This book of 651 pages tracks the career of Fletcher Henderson. Got my copy in 1974. Wonderful book.

Indeed. I do not want, or own any of them.

I have some color ones too.

Indeed. I've loved this every time I've seen it.

I lost the first 13 numbers of the queue, in fact my list started with #14 and ran thru 23. I added an item and the list renumbered.

When I tried this at the local bank they seemed to have a 'problem' with it Wrong bank.

Lots of stupid music being listened to on vinyl. Some folks would do better to move on.

So, she doesn't want you to get the honey and pour it on her?

Does Laurie know about these?

Never heard the Machito but the 2 Tatum discs are transcriptions with audience noises dubbed in. I called Gene Norman on this and he "played dumb".

We take our own bags (canvas, made by Ann) and demand a refund from the stores. No trees killed, no petroleum used and sometimes we get a nickel back.

I'm with Lon. Unless you have 300+ Ellington items, ignore it. If you do.........................

Dandy.

uh huh

Not words but "tone" get me in trouble. Hers and mine I should add.

No such problems here. Probably 5 orders since the first of the year.

Me too.

Boy do you have a lot to learn about art and artists. It is entirely possible some/much of what you love is the result of addiction. That might make you an enabler.

Yesterdays new age music is crap too.

Case closed.

I see someone got popped last week for "Possession of cannabis, 30 grams or less" on the sidewalk two blocks north of our daughter's place.

Coronet?

FWIW, I'd like to see Fly, Fly, etc and Zo-Ko-Ma.

Greenberg explains the history of the "rule" in his story. Guess you didn't read all of it. FWIW, back in the early '70s while attending the Univ of WI, Peter was the "campus rep" for A&M Records. A couple of years back I emailed him to say my A&M tee had developed holes and I needed another. He didn't respond.

I believe they look like this: