Chuck Nessa

Imagine how you'd feel if your name was Tate.

They provide a great place to hang those wardrobe bags.

Having been part of negotiations with dozens of musicians concerning broadcasts of performances, I can say most were concerned with the future dispersal of the material and some declined. The contracts specified a one time broadcast and copyright protections. You are free to interpret the wishes of the artists and parse these against your interpretation of the legalities. Folks mentioned above include McCoy Tyner, Max Roach, Stanley Turrentine, Freddie Hubbard, Earl Hines, Benny Carter, Benny Goodman, Herbie Hancock, Miles Davis, Anthony Braxton , Art Hodes, Sarah Vaughan, Lester Bowie, Cecil Taylor, Bud Freeman, Betty Carter, Jimmy Smith, Steve Lacy, Ahmad Jamal, Dizzy Gillespie, etc. I think you get the idea.

Most of the problem is a series of laws giving "property rights" more power than "intellectual rights", and a segment of the population sees this as a "window of opportunity" to take what they want.* There are creeps in every crowd, I just hope the crowd doesn't continue to grow as it has in the last 15 years. * the root of the property vs intellectual struggle is it's the property guys with the bulk of the bucks, thus political power. This exists everywhere.

Received my order too. Thanks.

I fear for our future. Looks mighty bleak to me.

I'd really like some explaination of the meaning of these sentences.

Just want to point out I did not call you "ignorant or racist". The pm was sent to save this kind of exchange, but you thwarted my intention.

Horse shit! I sent a pm stating: You used this term in the More Brit-Jazz Vocalion Reissues Coming Up, 'Will Power' etc.... thread. Most folks of Japanese heritage react to this as a number of Americans react to nigger. This term is a "hold over" from WWII.

I think it sucks big time. Or I would if I listened. Where the the corps find these people?

Since Clifford won't show, neither will I.

Michael, our daughter lives in the area and is always looking for "jazz" gigs to take her friends. I'll forward this thread and maybe you get 2 more tickets sold.

So,,,,,,,,,,how have your pretensions paid off?

Now I've finished the whole deal and will burn my cds. Tomorrow Vienna.

Not a friggin' chance.

For me it is really distressing if current technology "trumps" ethics.

From what I've heard, Mr Mehldau has a bad case of happy fingers.

Not in the past, just with some sense of justice. If that doesn't exist in your world, I'll happily exit. You blame "youth" for your "greed" it seems.

What the heck are you smokin' boy? How do these guys make a living? The "audience" of which you are one part, is not nearly as important as the creator of your "good time". If you need to do "multiple listenings" then you need to pay the artist(s). I do not accept the rest of your "heebie jeebies".

I think the keyboard is real but the girl is a roll-up deal courtesy on GregN.

Just finished the first two sides. Now on to side three.

The current (1994) version of "Big Band and Quartet I Concert" is complete.

Only spent any "real time" in Philly once and the lasting memory of a long walk was the stench while walking through the city hall courtyard and arches. The only "urban experience" to top this was homeless guys taking dumps in the shrubs of the Boston Commons.

I will post a more detailed response later but want to compare this list to my collection, as it stands now: 1917-42 have everything on one disc or another 1943-59 ditto, but where is Horace Silver and the Jazz Messengers - BN 1518? 1960-79 missing 3 of these 1980-2000 only have one of these I have worked on a list like this with a small group and know how difficult it is. Edit to say the above stats refer to the "expanded" list, not the 25. Guess I'm behind the curve on post '59 recordings.

This makes it really difficult to program your listening in recording order unless you are working from some "unlimited" wheel 'o' discs. I say leave them at the end of each disc and give the take numbers so specialists can recreat the real deal.