Chuck Nessa

Just checked out AAJ, where I tried to pee on some idiots shoes in their political forum. Anyway, when I left 8 people were on the site. I came back here to find 28. Way to go.

Something by Andy Bey or June Tyson?

Most, if not all, US RVGs beat the crap out of the JRVGs. For the last couple of years Toshiba has used the US masters.

looks like small pies in Germany.

Talk to me Jim. Is this a Diane Arbus thing?

Please amplify. I have not paid attention for about 20 years. Ralph Moore distracted me for a while so I didn't notice Ricky's absence, then ............ I do have to say Ricky played the "Ralph role" when Schnitter evaporated.

My guess would be Monk Higgins.

Yup, I met him around 1973 when we both worked for Columbia/CBS. Good guy.

Only towards your vinyl purchases.

Hey, Elmer's glue worked on the toes! Fantastic! This baby is SWEET!

No, Dana Point.

The Prestige discography says they are the same.

Warne was in one of Buddy's bands in the late '40s.

The Roach box was assembled/produced by Verve and they were going to release it. When the project was shitcanned by Universal, Mosaic stepped in and licensed it.

Dang, it's gone. Still have Meet Oliver Nelson and Screamin' the Blues so I pulled them out.

This was a big favorite in my dorm room. Haven't played it in a few years but have fond memories. Guess I'll pull it out.

You need to remember Rudy was an employed by the labels. Producers tastes must be considered. Producers must consider musician requests. Fashion changes. All these things must be considered. In the '50s and early '60s RVGs on Savoy, Prestige, BN and Impulse had different qualities.

What is strange about the list of interview subjects?

Ya' gotta stop this crap. I read the header and will have dreams for a few days. I thought you might have photos.

Happy birthday and best wishes for your family - if you were born here. B-)

Where was this guy born? Where does he live? Not idle questions for a country under attack. B-) Hope all is well. Happy Birthday.

I heard this track on the radio this weekend. Before I knew the players I commented to Ann, "Boy this sucks".

Geez, another foreigner. Has anyone checked his papers to see if he's here legally? Have a great day Chris.

Spinlps, you can find Percy France on some '50s Bill Doggett sides, with Oliver Jackson on Black & Blue and with Sir Charles Thompson on Columbia. The Smith sides have all made it to cd as bonus cuts.

Around this time those sleeves with the rounded corners were introduced. The rational for these was to let dirt, dust, etc fall out of the sleeve. They also aided insertion.