Chuck Nessa

It was ok, but worth watching.

I have that music in this form

Revisiting an old and trusted friend.

Two caveats; The first Duke box repeated an editing error in Such Sweet Thunder and the 2nd Ellington box stopped 2 titles short by ignoring All American In Jazz and Midnight In Paris.

Nils Winther set up Stateside (to distribute SteepleChase) in Myrtle Beach where he has/had a vacation home.

Thanks, I was worried.

Interesting to read this thread again. It reminded me to listen to this fascinating collection -

Time to block Georgia Russell or I am out of here. I am tired of her, and her cigars stink.

Rusch hasn't been involved for a number of years.

It was John Wright and he recorded his "Nice 'n Tasty" date the next day.

All the Lonnie Johnsons on Prestige are worth investigating.

Sometime during childhood your parents must have infected you with a dose of Zez Confrey.

Spectacular Elgar from this set

Working my way through this 5 disc set

I defer to your expertise,

Working our way through Bad Sisters.

It is a shame none of the reissues reproduce the brown of the original.

I worked on this reissue and was not credited. Sigh.

Discovered today I had 2 Out to Lunch cds and wondered why (old guy brain fart) so I put each in the cd deck. After comparing the first 40 seconds of the first track (Hat and Beard) I understood the reason for keeping the RVG. Rudy's focus on Tony's cymbals won the war. Not even close.

Might be better than a threemor.

More than nice. Thanks for posting.

Symphony 1

Not sure if it has been mentioned but the full Bags Groove date is included in and this is a handy compilation