Chuck Nessa

aka Buck Chuckley.

FWIW, the session in question produced 6 "tunes" totaling 43 minutes. In addition, I have access to 2 more performances for another 9 minutes, performed by the same personnel. Looks like a cd to me.

At least Reisner and Russell capture some feeling of the time which is missing from many since. Not easy to discount (in my book). Some of this is more important than "facts".

My thoughts, EXACTLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

In the first shot Franz is looking askance at Eric, as well he should. B-)

Who banned Africa Brass? Bring that mother back! Somebody else is stealing his identity. Call the FBI!

Never mind!

I demand the bed. Hans can go outside.

Nope, you lose.

You knucklehead! You knucklehead!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I was about to tell you to say "hay" to the both of them.

Stash booted this from 2 different Soundcraft sessions. Soundcraft was a tape manufacturer purchase by Columbia around 1970. They made at least 4 (that's what I have) tapes to give away with their blank tape reels. One of the Allen/Hawk sessions is more "dixie" than the other, but I can't remember which. Probably the one with Earl Warren instead of Sol Yaged. The other 2 Soundcraft sessions were led by Larry Clinton (with Charlie Shavers, Sam Taylor, Sol Yaged, Urbie Green, Buddy Weed, Barry Galbraith, Bob Haggart and Cozy Cole) and a very nice Elliot Lawrence date with Hal McKusick among the usual suspects.

Fred Berry is the trumpet player. You can get a bunch of hits on Google with "Fred Berry trumpet" and THIS is one of them.

Yes, Carville registered here and contacted me via the board to give me the news.

Columbia issued a Harmony lp of Metronome stuff. I still have it.

I'd love to. Roscoe called early this morning and we discussed it again. All we need is a pile of money.

I have received information it's been taken off the Easytree site.

He can go shove it, I'm never listening to him. Boy will HE be disappointed.

Hot House and the "JATP" film are included in a 2 disc dvd set titled Greatest Jazz Films Ever. The set also includes Jammin' the Blues, The Sound of Jazz, The Sound of Miles Davis and some other snippets.

I have the 78s and the labels say LENNIE TRISTANO QUINTET.

You seem eager to take on guilt. I don't see any implications in my posting but you ran with it anyway. B-)

No and I don't write to the Playboy advisor or the Penthouse letters column either.

Great! I want to know the source.

Replied.

Certainly never thought enough of him to buy a cd, let alone a set.

I emailed this thread to Roscoe and he seems dismayed as well.