Chuck Nessa

Chess recorded Jamal at the Pershing on January 16-17, 1958 and both records were culled from these 2 nights. Most of the 2nd record from the 17th.

First this and now

Tulsa.

and then move on to

Revisiting a few of these

Lovely. Now disc one of this set

The first sentence says "four 10-inch, 78 rpm records".

This was delivered about 2 hours ago.

Correct. Noah Howard released his concert and Power Trio with Mwata Bowden had a cd.

Scott Black (an old friend who used to post here as "freejazz") presented a series of concerts at Unity Temple in Oak Park, IL. A number of them were professionally recorded. This is one of them - I also have a Sam Rivers Trio and a Fred Van Hove solo set.

Record 2.

Lester Bowie – Gittin’ To Know Y’all Don Cherry - Eternal Rhythm Dizzy Gillespie – Reunion Big Band Griff & Jaws – Tough Tenors Friedrich Gulda – Music for 4 Soloists and Band No. 1 Zoller, Konitz, Mangelsdorff – ZO-KO-MA Albert Mangelsdorff – And His Friends Oscar Peterson – My Favorite Instrument George Russell – At Beethoven Hall Archie Shepp – Life At The Donaueschingen Festival Cecil Taylor – Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly! Cecil Taylor – Live In The Black Forest

Nobody talks about jazz on Jupiter anymore.

Returning to more than interesting.

Sorry to hear this. We met decades ago in Chicago. I took him to dinner in a local Mexican restaurant. Later I assisted him getting a distribution/marketing deal for the label. He wrote to tell me he owed me "more than all the margaritas I could drink".