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Red Garland's Piano (Deezer)

In the Ken Burns Jazz documentary it's reported that Rollins inserted "Easter Bonnet" into a lengthy solo in a club, just as the clock reached midnight and Easter Sunday began.

Cannonball Adderley, Radio Nights (Spotify)

Subsequent tracks clearly weren't from the same session, so have switched to Louie Bellson Jam with Blue Mitchell, also on Deezer.

Louie Bellson, Jazz Giants (Deezer) Live recording with Conte Candoli, Buddy DeFranco, Don Menza, Hank Jones and Keeter Betts.

Eva Braun Carla Bruni Gordon Brown (Come in, Sidewinder!)

Juan Gris Wardell Gray Billy Graham

Archie Shepp and Niels-Henning Orsted Pederson, Looking at Bird (SteepleChase) Thanks, Paul, for suggesting this one.

Flora Purim Danny Blanchflower Mary Whitehouse

Hank Mobley, Soul Station (Spotify)

First time I've heard Peckin' Time. It's good, isn't it? Lee Morgan and Wynton Kelly perform really well, as does Charli Persip, an unusual drummer on this sort of Blue Note session.

Never heard of a radio broadcast - must have been an audience recording. I was in the Free Trade Hall when the Ellington orchestra was recorded a few years later. I'm not well up on Duke's records, but those who are will know it as it's quite well known. (I've heard tracks played on radio shows.)

Saw him in 1961 with the Jazz Messengers at the Free Trade Hall, Manchester. Also in the band were Lee Morgan, Wayne Shorter and Bobby Timmons. Wow! That was some band. I really like that period of Blakey's. I would have loved to have seen that show. I wasn't that far away actually. I was in first grade living in Frankfurt, Germany at the time. Yes, it was a great show. The Messengers opened the show; the second half was the Monk Quartet with Charlie Rouse, Frankie Dunlop and John Orr.

Hank Mobley, Peckin' Time (Spotify) (Spotify for Mobley; Deezer for Ammons )

Dennis the Menace Lord Snooty Pansy Potter

Perhaps I'm on better ground here ... Clarke/Boland, AllBlues Deezer: available Spotify: not available Amazon sellers: none Clarke/Boland, Sax No End Deezer: available Spotify: not available Amazon sellers: 1 ($175 used)

Saw him in 1961 with the Jazz Messengers at the Free Trade Hall, Manchester. Also in the band were Lee Morgan, Wayne Shorter and Bobby Timmons.

Gene Ammons, Jammin' with Gene (Deezer)

Archie Shepp, Four for Trane (Deezer)

Let's just call it exploration with view to further ownership.

Frank Skinner Skinnay Ennis Gil Evans

Scott Hamilton, Tenorshoes (Spotify)

I won't be drawn! Nano Louis le Nain The Seven Dwarves

Gene Ammons, Funky (Deezer) Only another 36 Ammons albums to hear on Deezer!