Chuck Nessa

Ditto.

Frick and Frack

Sorry to say I've checked in a few times and found no reason to continue. If you can convince me otherwise, go to it.

Warne's father was an important figure in Hollywood at the time. He owned a patent or two on cameras. Warne's two sons check us out and can add info. Few folks understand the importance of cinematographers.

What is the gigging ratio of piano sucks and good instrument properly maintained? edit to correct mistyping.

Your posting makes me want to see the film. Thanks.

All of Levitt's RCAs should be reissued. -Insight- : Rolf Ericson (tp,flhrn) Rod Levitt (tb,arr) Buzz Renn (fl,cl,b-cl) George Marge (pic,fl, altofl, ts,oboe) Gene Allen (bar,b-cl,cl) Sy Johnson (p) John Beal (b) Ronnie Bedford (d,whistle) New York, December 9, 1964 RPA1-7923 Fugue for tinhorns RCA Vic LPM3372 RPA1-7924 Og youn beautiful doll - RPA1-7925 Cherry - RPA1-7926 All I do is dream of you - New York, December 10, 1964 RPA1-7927 Vera Cruz RCA Vic LPM3372 RPA1-7928 Stop those men RCA Vic LPM3372 New York, December 11, 1964 RPA1-7931 Holler no 3 RCA Vic LPM3372 RPA1-7932 Insight RCA Vic LPM3372 RPA1-7933 The mayor of Vermont Village - Note : RCA Victor LPM3372 = LSP3372 (stereo) -Solid ground- : same pers New York, July 7, 1965 SPA1-6733 Greenup RCA Vic LPM3448, SPA1-6734 San Francisco RCA Vic LPM3448 SPA1-6735 I wanna stop - The Rod Levitt Orchestra : Rolf Ericson (tp,flhrn) Rod Levitt (tb,arr,cond) Buzz Renn (as,fl,cl) George Marge (ts,cl,fl) Gene Allen (bar,b-cl) Sy Johnson (p) John Beal (b) Ronnie Bedford (d,whistle) New York, July 8, 1965 SPA1-6736 Morning in Montevideo RCA Vic LPM3448 SPA1-6737 Rio Rita - SPA1-6738 Mr. Barrelhouse - New York, July 9, 1965 SPA1-6739 Borough Hill RCA Vic LPM3448 SPA1-6740 Levittown - Note : RCA Vic LPM3448 = LSP3448 (stereo) -42nd Street- : Bill Berry (tp) replaces Ericson, rest same New York, March 9, 1966 TPA1-3246 Forty Second Street RCA Vic LPM3615, LSP3615 TPA1-3247 Shuffle off to Buffalo - , - TPA1-3248 Twilight on the trail - , - TPA1-3249 About a quarter to nine - , - New York, March 10, 1966 TPA1-3250 The golddigger's song RCA Vic LPM3615, LSP3615 TPA1-3251 Alone - , - TPA1-3252 Please - , - TPA1-3253 I'm shooting high - , - New York, March 11, 1966 TPA1-3254 When did you leave heaven, angel ? RCA Vic LPM3615, LSP3615 TPA1-3255 Lulu's back in town - , - TPA1-3256 Here lies love - , - TPA1-3257 Paramount on parade - , -

Hope they weren't paid by the note.

Just buy one. Worry later.

This looks like the budget spread to me. I'll take real butter every time.

I kinda based my recordings on that principle.

Improve your aim.

Porn wouldn't do me much good right now. You always said pain was part of the deal.

Happy bd (late - sorry) mr Dewinder.

Porn? I ask this for our friend Connie.

Big "return to reality" for folks buying into this stuff. Might be fine for "kids" but that's it.

That sort of explains my "just buy one" advice. I have the OJC and think it's fine. From experience I'd guess the K2 probably sounds a bit better, the SACD might be good (not sure they are better than K2s) and the RVG is a big question mark for me. I'm staying with what I have and suggest buying the "best deal". Mastering differences seem to be personal, so just buy it. Fine music making, and that was also part of my post.

Actually, I recall reading somewhere that she doesn't like that sort of stuff. She probably has the record company applying heavy pressure to sex it up, pose a certain way, etc. So, she can't say NO!

This was posted earlier and I responded by pointing out this is BMG's "music publishing" wing, not the recordings.

Is that this, Chuck? MG So, is that preachin' or singin' or some of both? The Reverend recorded around 200 sides - sermons with singing responses from the "congregation" mostly. These sides were done 1926-1941 for a number of companies including Paramount, Gennett, Columbia, Okeh and Victor. I was first introduced to his stuff on a Herwin lp in the '70s. He was a "star".

Have a great day.

yup

Interesting. Given your professed dislike for Mr. Jarrett, what were you doing there? For the sidemen? Guy 3 out of 4 ain't bad.

Let the guy go.

Last purchase, 2 days ago: Mamie Smith – Crazy Blues Rev. J M Gates – Bound for Heaven Mal Waldron – Mal 2 Blind Willie McTell – Statesboro Blues Arthur Crudup – Rock Me Mama