Chuck Nessa

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.

Our granddaughter is taking piano lessons, so I think I'll play some of this for her -

As they are on this one too - AKA

Forgot about that one. Long gone.

Great set - I remember hoping for it. The Roy and rhythm sides are priceless.

Both worthwhile but finding a sufficient audience would be a challenge.

Sorry, thought this was a typing exercise.

Once again, I'd kill for an expanded edition of Columbia/Sony's "The Okeh Ellington" to include the Pathe/Cameo/Romeo sides. Forget about the Victor sides, they've been done and no reason to include them just because "corporate" has access to them..

Back in the day I set up and ran the US SteepleChase office. Whenever Nils was in town he'd use my office phone to call musicians and "estates". I remember negotiating with Brew Moore's daughter, Don Redman's daughter, Kid Ory's daugnter and some others. I have no insight to the families decisions, except they were all happy someone cared. I don't think any issues resulted from the Ory call.

I haven't seen him in town, though I have seen Marshall Allen, Peter Brotzmann and a bunch of others.

Caught that band in Madison, Wisconsin.

Reminding myself that Sam Rivers recorded with Tadd Dameron.

Also THIS

RIGHT HERE

Granz booked some European tours for Coltrane - documented on Pablo.

No, it is bassist Kent Kessler..

Roscoe Mitchell gave me this record back in the '70s.

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