Chuck Nessa

Kalaparusha

10" LP.

Gene Lees was an interesting piece of work. Met him a couple of times, and he was always happy to be met.

They probably purchased Sonny's royalties - both publishing and recordings.

In the early '70s when Pablo was introduced, one of his minions told me "Norman wanted to call the label Mono".

About halfway through this one. Been a while since I heard these.

I saw that band in Chicago.

Let's all go to the lobby.

He's scheduled to be here in Buffalo on March 2 with my old friend Thurman Barker on drums.

Nice Herbie Nichols blues solo in the last piece.

Correct.

Do you really find that satisfying?

Saw it once in a 2fer. Had the lp and ordered a cd today here - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09BTYG9S3?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

Also this: Bill Hardman (tp) Dodo Marmarosa (p) Richard Evans (b) Ben Dixon (d) Chicago, November 2, 1962 11971 Dodo's tune Argo (It)ARCD502 11972 Automation - 11973 Analysis - 11974 Someday - 11975 Only a rose - 11976 Take home pay (unissued) 11977 Gone with the wind - Note : All issued titles also on Affinity CDAFF755 and Charly (E)CDAFF755.

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