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Little Willie (Leaps) Little Boy Blue Billy Boy

I'd really like to know what this was about, I wonder if Jim R still reads the forum. I've got a few albums with this problem. In almost all cases I've known which track was which, but one, Gerry Mulligan's Jeru on French Columbia leaves me puzzled. The tracks are listed as follows, both on the disc and the cover, but they're clearly not right. Anyone know the correct order? 1 Capricious 2 Here I'll Stay 3 Inside Impromptu 4 You've Come Home 5 Get Out of Town 6 Blue Boy 7 Lonely Town

Ind Coope Peter Ind Ronnie Ball

McEwan Tetley Bass

Don Patterson Paul Weeden Billy James

Allen Eager Eager Beaver Beaver Harris

John Lewis, West Coast/East Coast Encounter (Gambit)

Lady McGowan ('s dream) Nica ('s Dream) Mabel ('s Dream)

Blues on WGBH with Brendan Hogan. Show devoted to Professor Longhair. Wonderful stuff!

Midge Benn Nat Gonella Rufus T Firefly

J J Johnson Kai Winding L Fire

Blues on WGBH with Brendan Hogan. Now playing: Lips Page and Lester featured with the Basie band at Carnegie Hall.

Doctor Jazz Little Jazz Teeny Bopper The Big Bopper Buddy Holly Ritchie Valens Val's Pal Pal Joey Joe E Brown

Boasting!

Doctor Jazz Little Jazz Teeny Bopper

Frank Wess Frank Foster Doctor Foster

Happy Cauldwell Joy Spring Ann Summers

Rudy Pompili Georges Pompidou Pompey the Great

Hugh Smellie Ping Pong Whiffenpoofs

Muddy Waters Creedence Clearwater Revival Creed Taylor

Very sad story about this tune on the recent BBC Radio 3 documentary about the late Ed Dipple, proprietor of Mole Jazz. Bobby Wellins revealed that Ed contacted him after receiving a diagnosis of incurable cancer and asked him if he'd play Willow at his funeral. Bobby agreed and duly did so.

Bebop Spoken Here from KBCS. Bernie says 40 people are listening online. I wonder who the other 39 are?

Wee Dot Jack Spot Blott

Howard Johnson Jimmy Edwards Tubby the Tuba

Just been listening to the Bill Evans Trio playing it at Shelly's Manne Hole on Bebop Spoken Here on KBCS. Bernie Goldberg played a different take from the one on my 1960s LP. Strange to hear something you know so well played differently!