Chuck Nessa

Heard her interviewed on the radio last weekend. We should all send her hammers.

Was this in the vinyl thread? If so, my mistake.

Guess you never created anything. Oh, you did? When was that? Sorry, you don't own it anymore. You can buy 2 acres in Utah, leave them to your children, they can leave them to their children and this shit can go on forever. I create a musical masterpiece (novel, symphony, blues, poem, etc) and at some point the friggin' government can take my rights and give it to "everyone". Why didn't I buy 2 acres in Utah?

FWIW, I'm now awaiting the Kansas jazz tome from KW.

Thanks for that. I for one enjoy Ross's writings. He's quite informal in the best way -- kinda like Kevin Whitehead. And I like the low cringe quotient in his writings compared to other cultural critics. I've thrown New Dutch Swing at the wall more than twice... It bounced back, didn't it?

If you need reminding, you said "Hit-or-miss, like anybody else. I used to have the early Delmarks and at least one Black Saint, all of which I sold (the Delmarks needed condition upgrades that never actually happened). I've retained the double-vinyl duo with Don Moye on India Navigation, which I like." Please don't make me tell you about reality again. Accept my apology for being there when it happened.

Suggest you check out http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...l=Joseph+Jarman .

Clifford, in another thread about Jarman, you said they were due for an update. We did a 24 bit redo of the second one (As If It Were The Seasons) and that info was posted here at least once sometime this year. If you really want this, seek the new cover art.

Is anyone allowed to go there?

Up. Just want more folks to have an opportunity to read this.

Those on the "inside" never recognize the image in the mirror. If you don't think the stuff you mention is/was "commercial" you misunderstood your time in that time.

Haven't you heard MacArthur Park?

The US does not charge duties on compact discs period. Nomatter individual or corporate shipments.

Nothing wrong with posting the info here. I just get tired of seeing stuff from my email box repeated at the next two sites I visit. My point is Eigo should post stuff to this board if he wants it here. He has the time and he is paid for it. I could almost double my post count by copying and pasting all the music related stuff I get in my inbox. Anyone want leads on a cheap source for Cialis?

Send everything. If you send too much I promise to send it back.

Go Cubs!

For those asking for a catalog: Uptown Records catalog……….. 27.28 Carl Fontana The Great Fontana w/Al Cohn, Richard Wyands, Ray Drummond & Akira Tana 27.29 Tommy Flanagan Nights at the Vanguard w/ George Mraz & Al Foster 27.30 Freddie Redd Lonely City w/Clifford Jordan, C Sharpe, Don Sickler, George Duvivier & Ben Riley 27.31 Pepper Adams The Adams Effect w/Frank Foster, Tommy Flanagan, Ron Carter & Billy Hart 27.32 Jimmy Gourley The Left Bank of NY w/ Ralph Moore, Don Sickler, Marc Johnson & Victor Lewis 27.33 An Uptown Christmas w/ Tommy Flanagan, Jack Sheldon, Sahib Shihab, Barry Harris, Carl Fontana, Walter Davis, Jr., Maria Muldaur, Richard Wyands, Charlie Rouse, Kenny Barron, Frank Wess, Johnny Coles, Claudio Roditi & Don Sickler 27.34 Charlie Rouse Soul Mates w/Sahib Shihab, Claudio Roditi, Walter Davis Jr., Santi Debriano & Victor Lewis 27.35 Chet Baker Boston, 1954 w/ Russ Freeman, Carson Smith & Bob Neel 27.36 Charlie Parker Montreal 1953 w/Valdo Williams, Hal Gaylor, Billy Graham, Dick Garcia, Paul Bley, Brew Moore, Steep Wade, Bob Rudd, Bobby Malloy, Neil Michaud & Ted Paskert 27.37 Densil Pinnock I Waited for You w/Richard Wyands, Neil Swainson, Don Sickler, Jimmy Heath, David Laing, etc. 27.38 Serge Chaloff Boston 1950 w/Sonny Truitt, Nat Pierce, George Jones, Joe MacDonald, Joe Schulman, Rollins Griffith, Milt Gold, Al Vega, Jack Lawler & Sonny Taclof 27.39 Don Sickler Night Watch w/Carl Fontana, Ralph Moore, Bobby Porcelli, Gary Smulyan, Richard Wyands, Peter Washington & Kenny Washington 27.40 Sonny Clark Oakland 1955 w/ Jerry Good & Al Randall 27.41 Kenny Barron New York Attitude w/ Rufus Reid & Frederick Waits 27.42 Charlie Parker Boston 1952 w/ Joe Gordon, Dick Twardzik, Charlie Mingus, Roy Haynes, Herbie Williams, Rollins Griffith, Jimmy Woode & Marquis Foster 27.43 Jack Sheldon Playing for Change w/Jerry Dodgion, Barry Harris, Rufus Reid & Ben Riley 27.44 Dodo Marmarosa Pittsburgh 1958 w/ Danny Mastri, Henry Sciullo, Danny Conn, Carlo Galluzzo, Jimmy DeJulio, Chuck Spatafore, Sterling Yates, Johnny Vance & Buzz Renn 27.45 Coleman Hawkins Jamestown 1958 w/Ted Donnelly, Norman Lester, Leon Spann & Jerry Potter 27.46 Lee Wiley Music of Manhattan, 1951 w/Billy Butterfield, Joe Bushkin, Mort Schulmaker, George Wettling, Muggsy Spanier, Buck Clayton, Milt Hinton , Jo Jones, etc. 27.47 Barry Harris For the Moment w/ Rufus Reid & Leroy Williams 27.48 Charles ‘Baron’ Mingus West Coast 1945-49 w/Buddy Collette, Britt Woodman, Lucky Thompson, Roy Porter, Maxwell Davis, Nat Bates, Lee Young, Henry Coker, WilliamWoodman,Willie Smith, Jimmy Bunn, Eric Dolphy, etc. 27.49 Allen Eager In the Land of Oo-Bla-Dee 1947-53 with Dick Twardzik, Serge Chaloff, Buddy Rich, Charlie Parker, Bud Powell, Max Roach, etc 27.50 Charlie Rouse – Red Rodney Social Call w/ Albert Dailey, Cecil McBee and Kenny Washington 27.51 Dizzy Gillespie – Charlie Parker Town Hall 1945 w/ Al Haig, Curly Russell, Max Roach, Don Byas 27.52 Frank Rosolino – Carl Fontana Trombone Heaven – Vancouver, 1978 $15 each, except 27.48 and 27.49 which are $17

Got it. It will go out in the morning mail.

That's one way to stop him.

Time for Clem to post details of his work of the last 20 years and income, perks, motives, etc. Lazaro is a friend and the most conscientious radio person I know. This thread is a shitload of crap. Why should a real person, doing real things, defend himself from attacks initiated by an imaginary figure? Play your games elsewhere.

None of this really matters in consideration of the current Concord. After Carl's death the company holdings have shifted from corporation to corporation. They now seem to be a relatively faceless holding company with a bunch of assets they are trying to exploit. The current crew seems to want to do the right thing but ultimately choose dollars over artistry. In their defense they will say this is necessary to survive and at this point I'm not willing to argue the point.

The Before Motown project got sidelined for a while. The Diz project is waiting on liner notes and should be out in early '08.

Might be referring to the Yoshi's tribute cd debacle.

Absolutely. I can supply any/all Uptown cds.