Chuck Nessa

Hartmut Geerken says this is from March 22, 1970. It is listed on his Ancient To The Future site. Try emailing him to see if he has the personnel.

FWIW, I should have some more copies of Have No Fear (from Japan) in about a month. Here is a pic Terry Martin took at the sessions (in spite of the wrong date) in June 1975.

If you added another consonant he might be more likely to come back. -_-

Beware, Sheldon is a PIG! ← O.K. now I am going. ← Somehow I knew this would draw you out. ← Actually, Jim and I are very happily married men. Not too each other. Uh, not that there is anything wrong with that (generally speaking)... ahem, anyhow, I am just going as Joe's babe shield and chaperone. ← Geez! I wasn't talking "dirty" but if you want to move in that direction..... I was talking about "pigishness" - never thought this would turn someone towards sex.

Whatchoo talkin bout! I cheer for the Lansing Lugnuts. Look here: An organ trio in the crowd

Compact disc has much more music.

Beware, Sheldon is a PIG! ← O.K. now I am going. ← Somehow I knew this would draw you out.

Don't know but tracks and timings would help.

Beware, Sheldon is a PIG!

And his name would be on the tips of our tongues if he'd just published a book.

You think that's funny?

I know both Neil and Mark and just had "the shivers"!

My introduction to this material was an early '60s compilation called "Dizzy, Rollins & Stitt". It had a fantastic color photo on the cover of the 3 named artists. The tunes were Eternal Trinagle, After Hours, Wheatleigh Hall & Con Alma. As soon as possible, I bought the 2 individual lps. All 3 are at the top of their games on these 2 dates. Some of the material could be more interesting but DAMN! FWIW, I much prefer the original mono sound - the stereo tapes seem to lose the "balls" of the monos.

This might be the proper time to grow up Allen. This is a MAJOR release and I have been waiting about 40 years for something like this. The Rounder folks seem to have done it right.

I first encountered him on the Conte Candoli lp "Little Band Big Jazz" at the beginning of the '60s. I had some phone conversations with Mr. Collette while working on the Uptown Mingus project. He is a very bright, articulate, thoughtful man. I have nothing but warm thoughts about him. The audio bio/interview is wonderful. Thanks Buddy.

Geez, I don't need that kind of downer for this wonderful set.

If you decide on something on Okka, I can help you out.

TMI

← Yup, I was just coming to post this after a Google.

BUT you seem to have posted the info after the fact.

I would guess something bad happened to him at the end of March. Let's string him up.

I just want to say in the (many, many years) past I did business and trades with Shrugs with nothing but fine outcomes. If something has gone wrong in his life, I (if no one else) owe him a good word.

Chris, maybe you're kidding, but please note that I didn't refer to the place first. ← Kevin, I see you deleted and reposted. Please tell us about the "screwing" someone received from Shrugs.

Guess something was deleted.

How does she feel about you playing the drums with lipstick on yo' mug?