Chuck Nessa

I went "something else" in both categories. Part 1: Can't believe you didn't mention Sausage McGriddles. Part 2: Rumsfeld Pentagon.

I was introduced to this stuff on a juke box in the "Student Union" at the University of Iowa. I was a freshman and delighted to find this hip box.

This is all too serious. I suggest taking the bucks and start a jazz label. Buy some Sonny Stitt masters, then start a recording program with Braxton, Vandermark and Brotzmann. Don't forget to add me to the promo list for the suggestion. Edit to add - make this a vinyl only operation.

The only Monk in Philly recordings I know are a trio set with Jimmy Bond and Tootie Heath. "Thank you, you......Philadelphians."

FWIW, I did some work for SteepleChase at the time of the "Radioland" issues and the band members were paid. That series was included in a contract the label had with Dexter.

Rod?

Not a chance in hell of this happening. Those folks were not born.

Saw some SOB on another board bragging about getting a 2nd copy to sell to the "losers".

Considering Apple's market share I'd say this is huge.

They generated a shitload of money but that is something different.

Resin on the bow don't equal tight lips on a double reed.

Looks like Chris's friend Mr Jobs is in the same position as Mr Dell.

yeah. it hit really hard. i thought i knew shosty, but damn! proky and stravy can hit pretty hard as well. But you know them, of course. Not the same thing. Yes, I know them as I'm sure others do.

Lame! He sports a pouch and is lame?

Does this guy sport a pouch?

Did you like his group w/Steve Coleman? Guy I'll second the question (and to whom the question is directed). Or to be more specific, Chuck, how about the Holland groups with both Coleman and Kenny Wheeler?? Heard most Holland dates and don't actually own anything from the last 30 years. Heard them "live" too. First heard him in person with Miles in 1968. He was very fine. I think he has been an amazing player and tried to assemble a recording session with Warne, Dave and Barry to follow All Music. Never happened for any reason beyond my finances at the time. Dave and Barry said yes and Warne said "it has possibilities" but ultimately I didn't.

He should have married an oboe player. Those double reed girls are wizards!

Heard the band many times in the early '60s and it was always a blast. He was always so positive.

Last time I looked none of Chet's 3 Criss Cross dates were listed on their site but all are available from various vendors. Currently Cadence has them for $17 each.

Deliberately obtuse response . Did you miss it ? : " If the Hefner story is not apocryphal , how is it that EMI was able in 1990 to reissue Playboys on CD with the original cover ? " You aren't thinking hard enough before your bilious ejaculations . Instead of posting your apology in a PM , how about this time posting one in public ? For folks "in the dark" about this exchange, Chas made a post a while back with 2 links to illegal music downloads (undoubtedly innocent on his part) and I reacted strongly. He PMed me, claiming to know nothing about the links, and I apologized for my zeal. Now, obviously with the "sting" of my previous post in mind, I feel he has over reacted to my post. To the issue at hand - the Playboys lp - I believe it was a "made up" controversy to pump sales of the record AND to provide an alternative package for stores with more conservative tastes. As evidence of this I offer the (then current) business association between PJ and Playboy.

Jeez!

You are out of control here Rooster. Cuscuna found 9 sets of films for unissued dates and all of them came out years ago. There were another bunch of test pressings made and beyond that master tapes edited for issue. Lots of steps involved in preparing a date for issue. The "artwork" is the last. Assigning the catalog number is one of the first things you do - artwork and master tapes can't be completed without the number.

Even if it is the 8th, get the Slovak 4th.