Chuck Nessa

He moved from Telegraph? In any case, great guy--great store. He moved 3 or 4 years ago.

Try the AEC's Nice Guys on ECM.

You probably won't be able to get the Duke material with such sound and documentation (until the thieves get to work - minus the great documentation) but most/all of the Dizzy stuff should show up again. The choice is yours.. The Ellington sides are of more importance historically, but at this stage of your listening "career" the Diz might be more fun.

Are you sure about that? Which manufacturers?

and buy 16 tracks of Dolby and 16 tracks of DBX and all the other "outboard" shit. You be in deep doodoo.

? Can anyone 'splain this?

So, the music has changed. That's supposed to be a good thing.

I think he's at 5555 Claremont Ave, Oakland.

Silly me, I thought "Prince" referred to a song by Kiss.

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You must be too influenced by the first cut since you use the word "sappy". You must be too young to have memories of the TV program where this melody served as theme music. Listen to the music if you can't "get" the irony. I hope you love it - I do. Very nice OC date.

It will take them a few years to rewrite their contracts (and damp down the legal depts) to make it reasonable for the indies. Most current agreements give the "owners" pressing rights at their plants and have a 5000 copy minimum and a 3 year term for their leases. BTW, these are "non-exclusive" leases.

You need the JSP in addition to the others. It might duplicate some/all of the OJC (don't remember) but the rest is fine.

Never had the opportunity to experience "sister funk".

So that's where Harry's glasses went.

"What we've got here is...failure to communicate."

Why on earth does anyone pay attention to any sport beyond the JV level anymore?

Back in the day, Grover was (as I remember it) a record buyer at E J Korvettes (anyone remember them?) in Philly. He got a recording date from Creed 'cause he was selling so many records in the store and the salesman made a pitch. Good for him and Creed.

Ok, it's official. I no longer am of this world. We knew that.

This makes me think the stride players of the '20s were an influence somewhere along the road.

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It led the way.

That seems crazy.