Chuck Nessa

Of more interest (at least to me) is the alternate of Konitz's Yesterdays. I have the 78 and the Konitz solos are very different and Miles comes in at the end of one, but not the other.

Lover was not on the original Swingville but was added to the Prestige reissue lp.

Don't know the engineer but it was produced by Leonard Feather on the West Coast - probably LA.

The early "east coast" recordings were very "unwhite". You can't be talking about those. Then he moved to California.............................................

Gotta check out the New Jazz date for Al Francis if nothing else! At the time of issue, I bought the New Jazz, Candid and PJ lps and had big hopes for Mr. Ellis. The subsequent big band dates were such a disappointment it has taken me 40 years to "warm to them".

How 'bout a closeup of a pixel?

Just cdrs?

Just let your hair grow and you will look like Lee.

How much money you gonna send my way for the ultimate "People In Sorrow"?

How many bedrooms? I have to admit to seeing them about 4 times when in high school. They were always "hip" and musical. I sang in a school quartet and double quartet at the time. I have fond memories but don't think I'd spend more than $15 to go down memory lane.

Yes, Jim is bad. Who's next. Can't be Randy, he's a drummer, not a musician. Joe - I don't think so.

The problem is Mosaic would have to track down the importers and sue them for bringing in "pirated" recordings. They also would need to get lawyers to write all the stores with this product - your neighborhood store or Amazon. Uptown spent over $10,000 doing this for the Mingus cd and there is NO WAY this paid off. Best advice is "if it smells bad, step away".

Isn't Canada about 4th to do anything?

Crap!!!!! I thought we'd get to blindfold Noj and subject him to testing.

Higher class literature than mine. Just reading Fosters.

To make up for your failings, send Mosaic gift certificates to the earlier posters.

As I said, beer bottle labels.

Beer bottle labels.

For all the people who don't like singers. ←

Why does she have to be a man?

Francine.

I started with Ellington, Armstrong, Rollins and Gillespie in the late '50s. Then I went to Down Beat (it was very worthwhile then) and bought books. Trial and error with record purchases was my most faithful guide. Unfortunately, "commercial" sites with bbs get much more attention than I consider "healthy". Note when the BNBB started dissing BN product, the board went away. "What's available on the net" is a very poor guide to an education.

Part of this "problem" is all the dickheads who buy the same recordings over and over. Look around and see if you can find one.

First of all, he does not have any stock and second he doesn't have time to operate the "nuts and bolts" of a record company. That's why I do what I do. I ship to Canadians for $15 post paid, just like they were Americans "like us".

Never on backorder here.