Chuck Nessa

That shot looks like a '40s movie still. Pan to the left to see Louis Armstrong and Eli Thompson.

Who's the young fella on the left side of the second photo? Not sure but he has an awful lot of hair.

Last time I saw John was a couple of years back (with Uncle Skid) and he seemed very feeble but played like Young John Young. Last I heard from friends was not encouraging.

Now John Young and Eddie de Haas.

Here's Paul Serrano from that date.

Some of Ann's shots from one of the sessions with Eddie.

I forgot they went to NY after the Chicago concert. I remember Roscoe made the trip in his burgundy Lexus 400. He was going to drive straight through. FWIW, I have 12 track tapes of the two shows in Chicago as well as a dress rehearsal. The concerts were videotaped too.

Actual music confuses many fans.

Curious if you were at the 3 original recording sessions, the Public Theater performance of L-R-G later that year or at the recreation in Chicago at the Museum of Contemporary Art a few years back?

OTOH, some would dread this.

He's on a bunch of (west coast) Art Pepper discs.

Geez!

Most turntables are grounded, unlike many users.

Gee, not even in Japan? It does have some interesting titles on it, and I would be interested in hearing Hollywood, just to hear what Evans-Ogerman came up with. I demand this gets released. Originally Bill insisted this be issued under a fake name. He finally relented.

Not in Bruyninckx (that I can find) either.

'Fraid it is still sitting in a garage in Iowa. I wasn't going to move it here. Jam cancelled.

She did make crazy jam. This failed to sell on our recent estate auction. Damn, that sucker's heavy.

Indeed. Bunches of tubes.

My mother had an S-6.

I hope all concerned understand there are girls in this band.

If I were in the market for an organ, I'd look for an A-1. -_-

Another plug for my old friend Rick Ballard at Groove Yard.

Sella Fitzgerald is Universal's motto.

Johnnie Walker Red.

That's what I'm talkin' 'bout!