Chuck Nessa

Doubles in Jazz is the first side of a reissue (first on Vanguard, later on Jazztone) of a Vanguard 10" lp called Doubles In Brass, coupled with a Sam Most date on the other side.

I wish only one amazingly smart billionaire bought everything in huge quantities. My address is available on request. Otherwise - Duh! Do you really want to hear about Wayne Shorter being arrested for shooting Herbie outside a club?

Do you have any discographies?

Am I alone in thinking a picture of Aric was going to load?

All the best Mr Moments.

This is what you miss: In the early days they ran two machines, one stereo and one mono. Both machines were fed by the same board. They decided on the various input levels based on the mono machine and the stereo deck was along for the ride. Later when mixing the stereo tapes, they had to deal with level adjustments made for the "mono mindset".

Good bye.

Dan - read again and stick it.

Basher? Isn't it hard to see/hear anything with your head up there? Flame sent.

This is a very fine recording of a very fine band. Let us not get carried away. I do understand there are not a bunch of documents like this but it/they are not the holy grail.

So, I take it you have bought all the cds you want and are looking for more.

Does this make Dan the king of "Ifs"? B-)

I got this as a new release (back in olden times) and perceived it as a "welcome" from the "old school" to the "new school". Because of that reference, I might give this record more respect than it deserves but beyond that Jackie plays his ass off and the rhythm section is a bitch. Great friggin' record!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The JRVG has much, much better bass. One of the reasons I'm so fond of the RVG masterings as far as organ recordings go...he knows how to handle the organ bass properly. Something McMaster doesn't do. My BN/NY pressing is WAY better than the Conn. Kept the Conn for the bonus tune.

Mayhew, by my personal estimation. is a creep and I doubt he was ever in the same city as Bird. From everything I've seen/heard, he's an opportunist of the first degree - Bird, JFK, etc. I'm waiting for the Michael J connection.

AND before anyone thinks otherwise - I had nothing to do with the problems they are having.

Nobody wants to eat with you.

I'd feel a whole lot better about "sharing" if the sites got waivers from the artists. As it stands now it's an "opt out" policy and all of us hate this with junk mail, phone solicitations, etc. Why do these operations wait for complaints? Should Roscoe, Ornette, Sonny or anyone else, have to spend time checking the net for "freebies"?

These seem to be inside/outside saxophonists http://www.organissimo.org/forum/uploads/p...-1112388340.jpg

These seem to be inside saxophonists

Actually, I do. I remember being "pinto" in the early '70s and when the AEC returned from Europe. Lester Bowie said "Damn, we go away and Nessa turns 'really' white on us".

I can supply those. Hey! I got a copyright on those... Doesn't bother us here at EasyTee.

I can supply those.

1) Willis Conover intro 1:39 2) Monk's Mood (mostly a duet) 7:43 3) Evidence 4:41 4) Crepescule With Nellie 4:24 5) Nutty 5:07 6) Epistrophy 4:27 7) outro 0:15 1) Willis Conover intro 1:40 2) Bye-Ya 6:15 3) Sweet and Lovely 9:34 4) Blue Monk 6:31 5) Epistrophy 2:30 (incomplete)

Dan, note this thread was started by the same person. B-) Further searches turn up more discussion with a little digging.