Chuck Nessa

Well, since you started there you might want to work backwards. Try Nice Guys next.

This was a well know screw up at the time. You have Don Cherry's Mu.

about 25 years gone. He's still lurking about town though. He worked at Tower for some years but I don't know about now.

B-) The northside store has been gone a long time. I dropped in one day to find Doc Pomus on site.

I haven't seen anything worthy of response.

I can think of a few musician bios that qualify. B-)

They will not be moving back upstairs, though they may eventually move to a new location. They were hit with a massive rent increase.

What's the big deal? Isn't he a drummer? Happy birthday.

Next time you see Bud, say "Hey" from me. On his way out of Chicago he stopped by my place to load up on records. Great guy!

If you are a dealer or manufacturer, my experience may be of use. I have a few hundred lps in shrinkwrap (over 20 years old) without any warping.

I thought these things were made to be played. WTF!

Chained was the last Lion session. The rest were by Frank living up to Alfred's expectations. Things did get messy.

Snow is God's way of telling you to go back inside, play your favorite jams and watch the miracle from the sky.

THAT'S GOTTA BE THE BROAD AND I'D LIKE TO THROW HER ACROSS THE TOP OF A PIANO AND.........SHE'S HOT!!!!!!!! Forgive me, an evil spirit overtook me for a minute.

My only comment is I think a 3 day warning (before going public) is too short.

Jimmy McPartland on repeat mode.

This record has a even greater history of change. It was Hard Driving Jazz in mono and Stereo Drive in stereo. The first version of Coltrane Time was in the UAJ series with the b/w shot of Trane and was reissued on Solid State with a different color shot.

Be very careful. I don't remember the details but my daughter discovered you loose some "government protections" with some of these plans.

http://www.jazzrecords.com/jazzbooks/disco1.htm

The printer of the boxes stamps the numbers on the boxes, the cartons of boxes are shipped to the pressing plant, day laborers at the pressing plant assemble and recarton the product, put it on a truck and ship it to Mosaic. I wonder what the order the boxes is? Random? BINGO! BTW, I ordered the John Patton Select a month (or so) after the release and I got set number 0006.

Give him an emema and bury him in a shoe box.

Geez!

No Shit!!!!!

Just remembered this story from 25+ years ago. Dexter Gordon to Michael Cuscuna - "What's the deal with Alan Bates?". MC starts "Well, he's a tenor player" and Dex cuts him off, laughing and says "Say no more, that explains everything".

I've been trying to sort this out since 1965 or maybe 64.