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Susannah York
Jimmy Nottingham
Eddie Durham
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Kansas Fields
Houston Person
Philly Joe Jones
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Moloch
Satan
Mammon
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Terry Gibbs--Mallets a Plenty (Emarcy)
Dreadful title, surpassed only by Victor Feldman's Mallets Aforethought
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Hugo Baskerville
Anthony John Burger
George Michel
Michel
Grover Mitchell
Billy Mitchell
Billy the Kid
Kid Ory
Michelle Kidman
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This Is for Albert
Albert Roux
Squatty Roo
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Little Red Riding Hood
Robin Hood
Maid Marion
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William Dozier
Bob Kane
Neal Hefti
Neal McCoy
Spoungebob
Chilly Willy
Sir William Coldstream
Wilfred Wooller
Alexander Selkirk
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Richie Powell
Clifford Brown
Scott La Faro
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Ruben Castillo
Julio Cesar Chavez
Salvator Sanchez
Salvador Dali
Albert Dailey
Deely Bopper
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Jazz Library from BBC Radio 3
Alyn Shipton discusses Lee Morgan's recordings with Morgan biographer Tom Perchard.
Mr. Perchard is an Organissimo poster.
He certainly knew what he was talking about! I shall look out for his posts ... but under what name?
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Get Carter
Michael Caine
Max Mosley
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Jazz Library from BBC Radio 3
Alyn Shipton discusses Lee Morgan's recordings with Morgan biographer Tom Perchard.
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Darryl F Zanuck
The Others
Brother Soul (Cannonball Adderley pseudonym)
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St Bernadette
St Bernard
Cujo
Yo-Yo
Robocop
Romeo & Juliette
Romeo Penque
Sid Cooper
Edwin Caine (all on flute and clarinet on Miles Ahead)
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Fats Waller: Sweet and Slow" from Fats Waller - Complete Recorded Works Vol. 3 (JSP)
I confess I only knew "Sweet and Slow" by the Gerry Mulligan Concert Jazz Band. Checking that sleeve note now, I see it does in fact date from 1935, Fats's era.
I've never heard the Mulligan version. Didn't even know he did it.
I have it on a Verve LP, reissued by the British HMV label, simply called Gerry Mulligan: the Concert Jazz Band. Sleeve note writer, Alun Morgan, says of this track: '"Sweet and Slow" comes from the 1935-vintage musical Broadway Gondolier (music by Harry Warren, lyrics by Al Dubin), a show which contained also "Lulu's Back in Town". In the hands of the Concert Band this takes on a personality as close to Duke Ellington as the Ducal tributes which used to be presented by Charlie Barnet and his orchestra.'
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Shorty Rogers; Giants Vol 1; RCA Jazzline France
Nice album! Particularly like the octet sides
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Compared to Blues And The Abstract Truth, More Blues while a fine album, no way compares to that classic session. Good album no doubt. Just don't have the same expectations, IMO.
Despite my praise for More Blues, I quite agree with you. It doesn't equal the classic album. But we're talking such wonderful music here that even a second best is a five-star jazz disc, particularly from today's standpoint.
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Taki
Ake Persson
The Personchester Person
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Avonmouth
Dippermouth
King Oliver
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"Disgusted" of Tonbridge Wells
Dicky Wells
Tricky Dicky
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Barney Bigard
Bessie Bighead
Bessie Smith
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Red Sonia
Red Ken
Lenin
Emma Goldman
Michael Bakunin
Peter Kropotkin
(Communist Anarchists all!)
Potemkin
Eisenstein
Einstein
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Fats Waller: Sweet and Slow" from Fats Waller - Complete Recorded Works Vol. 3 (JSP)
I confess I only knew "Sweet and Slow" by the Gerry Mulligan Concert Jazz Band. Checking that sleeve note now, I see it does in fact date from 1935, Fats's era.
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