Chuck Nessa

Now some Brahms

Disc one - Mozart 40, Haydn 94 & Schubert 8.

On the Saturday after Thanksgiving we rode downtown (Chicago) to deliver a computer monitor to Carla's workplace and had an auto accident. Some Bozo blew a stoplight and hit the rear wheel of our car. He split the scene. $3000 damage to the suspension system. Only 3100 miles on the car - we got it in April. Because of supply problems, we might not get the car back until 2023.

I first heard Lester Young on AM radio from Des Moines - either WHO or KIOA. This would be late '50s/early '60s.

Good one. Caught him a few times in Old Town, Chicago.He had Phil Porter on organ - only time I had seen that name was on a Howard McGhee record from 1962.

and your opinion? I understand "episode 10" is an answer of sorts, but.. I only have so many lives.

The solo disc from

The cd contains 2 alternates. Dorham's first name is McKinley.

You used to be able to find this info at the Harry Fox Agency (HFA) aka Songfile website. Haven't checked in a couple of years but it is worth checking.

I believe Brownie has said the tapes are lost.

This is how I have the material. First had some of his music on a 10'' Label X.

Forgot this was time limited. Silly me. I just read the post and reacted. My favorite decade is 1923-2023.

This excludes one masterpiece "The Quest" and probably "Moods".

Lucky to count JR as a friend in the early '60s. I will never forget.

Goofy stuff I appreciated when i was 13.

I just sent a link to this topic to MC.

Art Ensemble of Chicago - Roscoe Mitchell, Joseph Jarman, Lester Bowie, Malachi Favors & Don Moye.

Early '80s I believe.

A frequent "fall back" lp. Nostalgia lives.

The CD is complete. Still have an original "Glass Bead Games".

Can't explain it, don't understand it and happy to settle for an inexpensive cd with no surface noise. Edit to say I bought the lps as a new release and it has gone away.