Chuck Wayne

[Late]

I thought there was an old thread on this album, but a search only yielded Wayne Shorter threads and Chuck Nessa threads.

At any rate, I still don't have it, and thought I'd ask for some opinions/discussion here before I forked over the dough.

[brownie]

A quite nice session. I have this on vinyl, thanks to the Fresh Sound vinyl reissues program of a long time ago!

I should get that CD reissue which includes additional material!

Go for it, Late. You won't be disappointed!

[Stereojack]

A quite nice session. I have this on vinyl, thanks to the Fresh Sound vinyl reissues program of a long time ago!

I should get that CD reissue which includes additional material!

Go for it, Late. You won't be disappointed!

I've owned the original for many years - a lovely album, personnel includes the legendary Don Joseph on trumpet.

The current Sundazed reissue contains five alternate takes, and is in stereo for the first time.

[Big Beat Steve]

Another Thumbs Up from me.

I tried to get this through eBay for some time but my bids were insufficient each time, and then I finally landed a clean copy of the original Vik release at quite a good price. I haven't been disappointed - great guitar, great scores, but as was to be expected if you search for an item almost for ages, son aftereards a local record shop got in a stack of the Fresh Sound reissue LP's at a significantly lower price so all of a sudden the record was all over the place ... Any, no regrets at all, and unless you are a vinyl junkie, go for the CD with the extra tracks!

[Shannon Dickey]

Yessir! It's a mighty fine rekkid!!

I have an original NM copy (vinyl is NM, cover is VG+++++ .

I have had many LP dealers beg me for my copy, which was found in a Value Village (thrift store!).

Don Joseph is indeed great on the album.

No bonus tracks for me, I'm good w/ the LP.

Huzzah!!

---HB