Chuck Nessa

Easily a two way street. Easily a dead end. Really nothing easy 'bout any of it. Easy now! -_-

Craig is my brother's name, so I'm suspicious.

Odd to hear that from you, Chuck. It's sort of like saying that there is no point in recording music because music cannot properly exist outside the culture that created it. ← Things like this are called "reactions". It was in all the papers.

Don't be silly Dan!

Welcome to "old fart land"!

Why do I feel the need for a Bud and a Big Mac? Structures can not be divorced from the surrounding culture.

You are such a tease!

So's "what'shername"! At least that's what I want to believe.

Looks like the only recording I've kept is the Mal Waldron, 2 lp set "Moods" on Enja. Mal and Lacy were the main attractions for me and Hino does fine.

Paul's getting OLDER, Paul's getting OLDER, Paul's getting OLDER!

Nope.

I always had a soft spot for the Buster Bailey.

Keep the band away from the bride. Best wishes for all.

He's very fine on these. In fact, mention of them made me pull out Bones for the King. It will hit the turntable later today.

There were 2 Wells lps: -Bones for the King- : Dickie Wells and his Orchestra : Dickie Wells, Vic Dickenson, Benny Morton, George Matthews (tb) Skip Hall (p) Major Holley (b) Jo Jones (d) New York, February 3, 1958 Bones for the king (*) Felsted FAJ7006, (E)SJA2006 Sweet daddy spo-de-o - , - You took my heart (*) - , - Buck Clayton (tp) Dickie Wells (tb) Rudy Rutherford (cl-1,bar) Buddy Tate (ts,bar-1) Skip Hall (p) Everett Barksdale (g) Major Holley (b) Jo Jones (d) New York, February 4, 1958 Hello Smack ! Felsted FAJ7006, (E)SJA2006 Come and get it - , - Stan's dance - , - -Trombone -Four-in-Hand- : Dickie Wells, Vic Dickenson, Benny Morton, George Matthews (tb) Skip Hall (org, p) Kenny Burrell (g) Everett Barksdale (b) Herbie Lovelle (d) New York, April 21, 1959 Blue moon Felsted (E)FAJ7009 Airlift - It's all over - Wine-O-junction - Kenny Burrell (g) out, Everett Barksdale (g,el-b-1) Major Holley (b) added New York, April 22, 1959 Heavy duty (1) Felsted (F)FAJ7009 Short, tall, fat, small (dw,vd vcl) - Girl hunt -

Some of these were issued on cd by New World, IIRC.

The EP came with the 2 lp set.

For "Masquerade is Over", you gotta love Nancy Wilson and Cannonball! ← No I don't.

Sounds like a great evening. I envy you hearing GW and Hadley together. Thanks for the post.

I don't think so.................. I didn't like this before most of you could recognize music.

Must be really depressing.

I made the mistake of thinking "Masquerade is Over" and wondered WTF. In that case, Jug always wins.

Will those Edwards tracks ever be reissued?

Since time of issue, I've had UAJ mono, UAJ stereo, '70s UA reissue, first US cd reissue and now the current cd reissue. For my ears, the latest 24 bit BN cd (with a total of 15 tracks) sounds best and the added material is more than dandy. Have not had any of the nostalgia/repro vinyl issues.