Chuck Nessa

Listenin' to the original.

Don't Downtown Music Gallery and Omnitone stock them as well? Guy ← I believe they buy them from Cadence.

Cadence.

Geez! A real music fan!

My first copy of Blue Note 7 46817 2 contained the wrong music on the disc - some really bad pseudo-classical crap. I hope no newbies got this one and swore off LeMo forever.

'bout time.

And he's a wonderful, amazing guy.

Fans of Nine To Get Ready and Song for my sister should check out The Bad Guys with Wadada Leo Smith on board. This is a concert in Italy from July, 2000.

Thanks for the links. Unfortunately, only the Buck Owen's link works. ← The Clayton link works for me.

Don't got it. Has not been available for a few months. I'm pretty sure it will be repressed and probably repacked in a jewel box.

It seems to have spawned an interview with Bob Sunenblick scheduled to appear in the July 31 issue. We await. ← Do you mean in the NYT magazine or else where in the paper that day? ← I don't have a clue.

Why not try Google? More raw data there.

I might pay to see that.

Reginald?

Not me.

No, its in a chapter written by Ben Young about each session thats included in the box. ← I like and respect Ben but I really doubt his statement and regret no sources.. This is how history (and attitudes) get fucked up. Charles' first date as a leader (recorded about the time he left Ayler) included a "white" player.

I've always gained comfort knowing these guys were contained in one small recording.

well the auction still has a few days to run - no bids as yet but plenty of interest, I set the price at £60 as a minimum... KD ← I suggest you pound 'em.

I neglected to say that was about 12 years ago. Imagine the compounded interest.

urmm.. yes - as in Japanese Blue Note - King Record Co. Ltd - GXF 3061 KD ← I got $200 for my promo, how 'bout you?

It seems to have spawned an interview with Bob Sunenblick scheduled to appear in the July 31 issue. We await.

So, was your "original" a King lp?

Do they site a source for this version? It does not fit with my knowlege of Tyler and is in conflict with the personnel of Charles' first ESP date recorded about that time.

Don't have the box - what does it say?

One other thing (I know I've mentioned this elsewhere), Charles mentioned he and the Ayler brothers had an apartment together in NY and Coltrane would come by and pay the rent. Charles always referred to the saxophonist as Al.