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J.A.W.
According to JC Pete Jolly died on Saturday at the age of 72. Sad news.
mikeweil
Sad indeed. His swing could be so intense. RIP.
Jim R
Sorry to hear this. I've never managed to get around to truly focusing on his work. I have him as a sideman with various artists including Baker, Pepper, Burrell, Rosolino, Niehaus, Touff, and Rogers, but nothing as a leader, unfortunately. I must correct that. Any suggestions? Anything in print?
JohnS
Sad news indeed.

He plays some tasty accordian on one or two tracks I have. Swinging on that instrument takes some doing.
catesta
RIP, Pete. sad.gif


Jim R, you can still find some of Jolly's leader stuff in print.


I bought this one from cduniverse a couple of months ago. I enjoy it very much.

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catesta
BIO
wesbed
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Born Peter Ceragioli, 5 June 1932, New Haven, Connecticut

Now I understand why he used the last name of Jolly.
sidewinder
When I was over in the LA area several years ago he was doing regular gigs at a restaurant in the Long Beach area. Glad I caught him featured at length at the Balboa West Coast Fest, he put in lots of hours on the piano at that event. RIP.
mikeos
Here's a fuzzy picture of Pete from the 1985 Nice jazz festival.

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