Chuck Nessa

Terre Haute? Are you sure? My shipments come from Ohio.

I got one today from 2015, warning of my impending DOOM! Hope that isn't your "sell by" date.

Also floating around (at least I have it) is a BBC tv documentary produced by Robert Simpson called "Espansiva". Horenstein provides the soundtrack and is questioned by Simpson about N. There are interviews with N's 2 daughters and ending with a performance of the first half of the 5th Sym conducted by Horenstein. Great stuff.

This was originally a DG recording so you might be able to find a reissue somewhere. The notes would have been a Vox product. Nice performance, nicely recorded.

Received 3 today from the '90s.

Heard the Tribune Company told the big stockholders they would sell the Cubs in the next 6 months.

Indeed. I could see the patterns in Tina's hose. Great show.

I suggest not starting a Tommy Flanagan appreciation thread for a while.

Madison, WI. Sometime in the '70-73 range I'd guess.

That would save be a lot of box searches.

One of the two best "big auditorium" shows I saw in the early '70s was the Ike and Tina review. We had front row seats. The other one, a couple years later, was Dylan and The Band.

My wife and daughter both think House and Waldorf work.

Got it in my car. Good drivin' music. My current favorite track is Lucky One.

I suggest you run all the numbers involve in printing, tooling, etc.

Not a chance in hell this would work out financially.

First encountered Knussen in 1969(?) at a festival with the LSO. His daddy was in the band and he was trotted out as a chubby genius. I thought it was all really ugly and have never been able to take him seriously. He's still the bumbling fat kid to me. Have Stravinsky (Flood, etc) and Carter recordings by him but the old images remain.

Got that one too. Blue cover. My other "classical" dials include the Hovhaness (yellow) and the Schoenberg 3rd quartet (green). The Webern and Schoenberg quartet material (and much more) is available in a wonderful 6 disc Rudolf Kolisch box on Music & Arts. BTW, for the uninitiated, "#5 & 9" are opus numbers, not the quartet numbers. 30+ years ago I discussed reissuing all the Dial classical material with Ross Russell. Wish I could find the correspondence. Gotta be here somewhere.

First class non-response. You would have been a lousy yogurt maker anyway.

You reminded me of the "Mercury smell" but never encountered the Capitol. My guess it was a residual effect of the printer's laminating process for the covers.

My favorite was Bill Dowdy.

Not a Pablo issue but a Fantasy. I still have the lp and think it is fine but outclassed by most of the competition.