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  1. Chuck Nessa
    Total bullshit You go boy!
  2. Chuck Nessa
    Yes, the Mainstream Brown/Roach stuff consisted of "leftovers" from Emarcy sessions Shad produced. That stuff is included in the Emarcy Brownie box.
  3. Chuck Nessa
    I didn't think you'd get it.
  4. Chuck Nessa
    Freddie expresses himself via technique and Lee expresses himself.
  5. Chuck Nessa
    Somewhere in my basement is a tape, send by John Carter, of a duet session with Bradford.
  6. Chuck Nessa
    There are dozens of great recordings that would not exist without his work. He justified his ego.
  7. Chuck Nessa
    I bought the first recording I saw of "Rudepoema" after reading Herbie's notes 40 years ago. David Bean on a budget Victrola, IIRC. What became of him? Time for a Google I guess.
  8. Chuck Nessa
    B-)
  9. Chuck Nessa
    I have not heard the cds but had all the material on Atlas lps from Japan. They are clearly (and clinically recorded in the Japanese manner). Much of the music is first rate and the sound will please.
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  11. Chuck Nessa
    Those were fakes.
  12. Chuck Nessa
    A Cornelius and Che discussion - my dream thread.
  13. Chuck Nessa
    I ain't gonna jump into this one now. FWIW, there's also South side and West side blues and they are both Black.
  14. Chuck Nessa
    It's a racial/societal thing. South side = Black, North side = White. Generally it is either side of the Loop (central business area) but legally/geographicly/numerically the dividing line is Randolph Street.
  15. Chuck Nessa
    Olive Oil and friend.
  16. Chuck Nessa
    More from WBLV.
  17. Chuck Nessa
    Rackjobbers were a "class" of distributor that put racks of records in non-music stores. Generally they owned the inventory and billed the stores for records sold. Since these establishments didn't have clerks tending the inventory, the wrap protected the merchandise.
  18. Chuck Nessa
    In the US they started wrapping records in the mid/late '50s to accommodate "rackjobbers" who placed lps in grocery and drug store racks.
  19. Chuck Nessa
    Yes, Bud Freeman called Thiele "son of the chocolate king".
  20. Chuck Nessa
    So,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I guess they can't "take it". B-)
  21. Chuck Nessa
    I'd be very interested. What's the title?
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  23. Chuck Nessa
    From what I've heard, Henry Grimes is doing just fine after over 20 years away from the scene. But I don't think this is the norm.
  24. Chuck Nessa
    I don't think so.
  25. Chuck Nessa
    Shame no great artists will play there.
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