Chuck Nessa

Been ready for this for years!

3 pieces popped in my head but none were listed. Geez!

Thanks x.

Here is what I have in stock - none of these are on cd yet. $10 per disc. Shipping out of the US will cost a bit more. n-17 Bobby Bradford with John Stevens and SME vol. 1 Bobby Bradford – trumpet Trevor Watts – alto and soprano Bob Norden – trombone Julie Tiippetts – voice Ron Herman – bass John Stevens - drums Recorded July 9, 1971 at Polydor Studios, London His Majesty Louis (11:10) omit JT Bridget’s Mother (6:59) BB, TW & JT only Room 408 (7:30) omit JT Tolerance/To Bob (18:07) n-19 Leo Smith – Spirit Catcher Leo Smith – trumpet and flugelhorn Dwight Andrews – clarinet, tenor saxophone and wooden flute Bobby Naughton – vibraharp Wes Brown – bass Pheeroan Ak-Laff – drums track 2 only Leo Smith – trumpet Irene Emanuel – harp Carol Emanuel – harp Ruth Emanuel – harp Dwight Andrews - conductor Recorded May 21, 1979 at Van Gelder Studio Images (19:09) The Burning of Stones (9:44) Spirit Catcher (9:42) n-22 Eddie Johnson – Indian Summer Eddie Johnson – tenor Paul Serrano – trumpet John Young – piano Eddie de Haas – bass George Hughes – drums Recorded June 24 & July 2, 1981 at PS Studios, Chicago Self Portrait (of the Bean) (4:10) omit Serrano Indian Summer (6:12) The Choice (5:53) Blue Star (5:28) Splanky (8:33) Misty Thursday (5:53) My Baby Just Cares For Me (6:36) n-24 Hal Russell & Mars Williams – Eftsoons Hal Russell – drums, c melody sax, cornet, vibes, toy horns, etc. Mars Williams – tenor sax, slide whistles, bells, newspapers, etc. Recorded August 21, 1981 Acme Studios, Chicago Carnal Concupiscence (3:24) Is This Virginia? (4:49) A SYNC/SYNC STATT MUX PROLIXTHUX (4:52) Odiferous Flambeaus of the Paranymphs (8:25) N, SSS, EEE <RETURN> (7:05) Eftsoons (8:43) Noise Command: Blast 1 (5:06)

Yes, I have lps of this wonderful date (Al Cohn, Red Mitchell and Joey Baron are the rest of the band). Get in touch if you are interested.

i see mister AAJ is on board at the current time. Any news Mike?

Well I have all the recordings but will get the cd just to see MC and Rudy. I'm sure I asked him all the same questions one time or other but it will be nice to play it back.

45 years ago, in the dark of the night (naturally) a few hundred negro folks marched to a farm house in central Iowa and abducted me. Can anyone here help me?

Thanks guys, but what about Serenade and Blues?

He'll probably hug you. Get ready for a big MF hug.

The answers in this poll have really depressed me. I thought it was about music/society and (at least for the voters) it is society/music. DAMN!

Geez! I'll try but don't think it's likely - If you have a chance, tell him I love him. Damn.

Likely related to Dennis Day and all the other Days, like Doris and Green.

I have a "dedicated" 78 turntable and about once a year get on a 78 kick.

Roy Palmer on trombone.

Yup.

Only Sarah.

He's on a Thad Jones' Debut date available on OJC.

If you are not interested in playing the damn record you be better off leaving the thing sealed. Equal pressure from 4 sides and all.

It's the "free music" fans, not the free music fans. B-)

Why does "che" need reinforcement for his pleasures. Is he trying to draw us out? He's a slippery carp.

Nuther turd in the punchbowl here. You might be opening yo' self to legal problems beyond yo' dreams. You should talk to Lazaro Vega about this. He's on this board.

Connie500 can get the money for you with a couple of keystrokes. We just have to pressure him. B-)

Since Mr Clark does not play on Remembering, it is not in the quartet set. It was released as Standards. The other (first on) King releases with Clark were Gooden's Corner and Oleo. I also want to point out Alfred Lion did not produce Night of the Cookers, though he did release the material.