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Vieux Carre Sister Carrie Sister Sadie

T Bone Walker Johnny Walker Johnny Griffin

Milneberg Joys Joya Sherrill Shere Hite

As nearly 400,000 people in England and Wales gave their religion as Jedi in the 2001 census, shouldn't we be enquiring how many were jazz musicians?

If I lived a bit closer, I would go

Don't forget Artie Fishel * * Gilad Atzmon's alter ego.

Bobbitt (Lorena) Babbitt (Lewis) Rabbit (Updike)

Arnette Cobb David Corn Ethan Allen Ethan Hawke Hawk Pres

So far we've had nothing like full recognition of Jewish musicians' contribution to British jazz. Just off the top of my head, I can think of Ronnie Scott, Victor Feldman, Vic Ash, Harry Klein, Jeff Kline, Benny Green, Benny Goodman (drummer), Tony Crombie, Malcolm Cecil, Ron Rubin ... I'm sure there are many more I haven't thought of.

Claude Lorraine Lorraine Geller Ornette Coleman

Wilbur Wright Orville Captain Flint

Cesar Franck Francy Boland Dollond & Aitchison

Emily Post Emily Remler Wes Montgomery

Ladybug Ladybug Antz Them us we Denzil Best

The Beatles Max Roach Ladybird Johnson

Shouldn't that be Jean-Paul Georges Ringeau?

Stanley Fish Mr Kipper Vincent Herring

Nicephore Niepce Louis Daguerre William Fox-Talbot William Price Fox Peter Beagle The Unspeakable Chasing The Inedible Oscar Wilde Oscar Brown Brownian Motion

Nicephore Niepce Louis Daguerre William Fox-Talbot

"Jazz, Spiritually Speaking" on Night Lights from WFIU. Fascinating subject; great records!

Henry Cow Bullmoose Jackson Paul Calf

Sid Little Sid Snot Hissing Sid El Cid Elroy Avery L Ron Hubbard

He made a very competent Silver sideman on Horace's You Gotta Take a Little Love. The only time I saw him play was with the Crusaders in the early 80s.

Christopher Bigsby Biggles Mr Big

Squidgy Diana Artemis John Themis Richard Clayderman Yanni Jimmy Yancey Meade Lux Lewis Albert Ammons