Chuck Nessa

Don't know about today but 50's through 70's a union session was 4 hours and from that session you could clear 15 minutes of music. Anything over that cost more. Back then I tried to pay for 3 sessions to get 40-45 minutes for an lp. Lots of labels "fudged" the times to gain a few "free" minutes out of 2 sessions.

I think they are just typical 2 (union) session Prestige dates. Union rules permitted 15 minutes per session and overtime for additional minutes.

How about it's companion?

Ooooo1

disc 2

And to which millennium do you refer?

I'll be interested to see if this is a "needle drop" like all the reissues since the turn of the century.

After listening to one tune I'd say it is not John Young.

Indeed. I should listen again.

Hmmmm

Spooky Tooth - Cavity Search

32 Jazz CD reissues in 1999, a couple of years before the Mosaic box.

BUT the Roost/Roulette sides had been mostly unavailable for decades and the audience had much easier access the the Cobblestone/Muse material.

Thanks for the reports. Sad to have missed this year.

Tom is on FB, but hasn't posted since December

Happy to do my part.

Another AT release -

Disc 2

I thought Ken Nordine might be TTK's dad.

Back a few I issued this (last) studio album (licensed from Ensayo) - Later I loaned the masters to Analogue Productions to issue vinyl and SACD versions. it seems Ensayo dumped the analogue master. FWIW, I reversed the sides 'cause i thought the program was better that way.

Well, there's that.