They were married. How did THAT happen?

She did a few other songs so maybe it was networked somehow

1. Maybe Kenny Burrell. 2. Teddy Wilson? 3. I don't think Basie bands featured the clarinet this much.  Maybe Benny Goodman? 4. New Orleans style is the term always favored by those in the know over the more offensive southern associated term.  Can't rule out Louis Armstrong. 5. I'll try Sidney Bechet 6. I wondered about Grachan Moncur. 7. This could be actual classical, maybe Grieg or Mussorgsky, if not the influence is very strong.  But wait, an electric guitar.  I think there's a Burrell on Verve with Forms in the title that this might fit. 8. Bass and tabla!  I  think I would know it if it were Oregon.  Nana Vasconcelos? 9. All about the piano, and gorgeous 10. Feels like Duke Ellington 11. Rosemary Clooney? 12. It's probably a later band, but this has a real Charles Mingus feel.  Well, not that one sinceit's live 13. Charles Earland? 14. This is so Coltrane Classic Quartet!  Maybe one of the 21st century releases like Both Directions at Once.  

Now:   Earlier:

Here is a complete set list, including the quartet set preceding the octet: St. Louis Blues The Crossing All My Love Porque No? Travelin' Blues Dave discusses the octet Curtain Music Dave talks The Way You Look Tonight Dave talks You Go To My Head Laura Love Walked In Take Five CJF Commentary Take the A Train Dave Brubeck - piano Bobby Militello - alto sax Michael Moore - bass Randy Jones - drums Bill Smith - clarinet (7-15) Eric Schneider - tenor sax (7-15) Audrey Morrison - trombone (7-15) Art Hoyle - trumpet (7-15) Russell Gloyd - conductor (7-15) Taylor Eigsti - piano (11-15) Jeff Lindberg - octet transcriptions