Chuck Nessa

This year my listening has been all over the place as usual. Nothing dominates but the question reminded me I haven't listened to much Red Allen (a favorite) this year.

Thanks for posting this. Kinda' interesting. I checked and there is no mention of this in Bruyninckx or my old Jepsen. Since it ain't in those discos, I'd guess it isn't in Lord either.

Tony Studd and rhythm.

Nice to see you.

Chuck - let me ask RT's question this way - have sales met or exceeded expectations? Hopefully the latter! Exceeded a bunch.

Trade that info (though it is not mine to share) for a copy of your 1040.

Wonder where they found their set of acetates. Wonder who did the transfers for them.

Weather seems to be lousy in Buffalo too. That's where our son Eric lives. Late last night he slipped and shattered his left wrist. Surgery consult on Monday, but the ER doc said his wrist was hamburger and would need plates and screws.

Wonder what their deal with Lorraine Gillespie was.

Shitty. Snowed all day. Around noon a truck pulled up in front of the house, told me he could not get in the driveway. Had to unload a skid of cds in the street and carry them to the garage, then inside the house and lastly to the basement. Ahhhhhhhhhh, the life in the arts.

I've been sending cash to Chuck Nessa and he forwards it. I thought that money was to keep my mouth shut.

Heard that a few days ago. Kinda fun.

Can't you ship to a friend across the river? Visit a city and save 9%. Guess you'd have to use their billing address too.

Happy Birthday Graybeard!

Back in the day, I got a freebie and passed it on to someone else.

I keep confusing martial arts and marital aids.

You just like the cover shot.

Easier than a new idea?

FWIW, the Baronet lps were reissues of Jazztone reissues of Dial and Roost material.

Jazz Heritage is an offshoot of the Classical Heritage Society, a 40 year old mailorder "record club". They licensed material from a bunch of labels and still operate.

Sure, but can you do the "bossa nova"?

If this has been mentioned previously let me know and I will delete the topic. The notes by Hentoff (supposedly reproduced from the lp) are dated 1956 and he refers to Cannonball Adderley as "a former sideman of Miles! AND all the photo credits are for Don Hunstein (Columbia staff photographer) but the pic of Ray Crawford is obviously a Frank Wolff shot at Rudy's studio - undoubtedly from the Jimmy Smith / Bill Henderson date.

Why on earth would you equate guitar and heavy metal? Joe Guy is spinning!

Great to see you diggin' thru our history Chas.

Curious if Mr Lowe knows about the Cline guitar overdubs on this package.