Chuck Nessa

These answers make me wish I participated.

I hasten to ad the 060606 sequence works for all.

june 6th at 6:06 whould be an interestind day as well this year......06:06 06/06/06 Courtesy of our daughter Carla.

Ann pointed me to the Saturday edition of the Muskegon Chronicle (our local paper) where an obit was printed (with color photo) on page 2, column 1, top. Pretty amazing.

All the best to you my friend.

My memory may be playing tricks on me, but I think Jackie only plays on one of these albums, the one with the session from 1952. Guy Right- 1501 only. On the original lps the sessions were mixed and JM titles were on both records.

GG is the first person I think of when hearing PB. Better to find a new sound.

You seem easy to please. Hope the "stitches" have been removed by now.

Loos like Jazzbo has "turned" one of these tricks.

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Thanks for the "tip".

I loved the game of baseball and all the rules. Can you inform me where it is played sans steroids, free agents, etc? Then I'll care again. I have gradually left the NBA, the NFL and now MLB.

Can't wait to hear this sucker.

I still have most of this stuff on 78.

No sense of humor?

Can you link to the video?

Worthy enterprise. Unless you have "bucks" committed elsewhere, get in line.

Haven't heard it, but BMG currently has it in the clearance section for $1.99... so I bit. Not as good a the Columbia sessions but a good big band date with Al Cohn charts. The band includes Joe Newman, Snooky Young, Markie Markowitz, Bernie Glow, "Phil Anquill", Budd Johnson, Zoot Sims, Sol Schlinger, Billy Byers, Jimmy Cleveland, Willie Dennis, Urbie Green, Patti Bown, Freddie Green, Milt Hinton and Gus Johnson. Not much over a half hour if you buy "music by the pound".

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The Monk/Nelson project was enough for me. I refused to purchase the lp though I'm a Monk completest.

Still listening to It's Time and got curious about a couple of things: This is McBee's 2nd BN gig (he was on a Moncur date a month earlier) and it was Roy's last BN gig. Just noted it is Tolliver's BN debut.

Now this. I've been concentrating on Herbie and he is very interesting - sometimes in sync with the music, sometimes impeding the flow but always trying something.

Please remove your shoes before coming in the house.