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BillF

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  1. Victor Bogdanor Victor Feldman Morton Feldman EDIT: Beat me to it again, MG!
  2. Sun Ra Rahsaan Roland Kirk Kirk Lightsey
  3. Jazz Library online from BBC Radio 3. Clark Terry in a recent interview reminisces about his Ellington days.
  4. Agreed. When I first heard Ornette at the end of the fifties, I used to joke that this is what Bird would have sounded like inside Camarillo.
  5. Jack the Bear Chloe Tricky Sam Nanton
  6. Yes, a very haunting tune.
  7. Boris Becker Boris Johnson Hooray Henry Tory Boy Harry Enfield Lee Enfield
  8. Louis Armstrong Duke Ellington Coleman Hawkins Gil Evans
  9. Lief Stevens stevebop Harry the Bopper (aka Barry Hopper)
  10. Stan Getz at Storyville, Vols 1 & 2 (Roulette)
  11. John Doe Jane Doe Richard Roe
  12. Very sorry to have missed this one
  13. Under "Miles and cool jazz", I suppose you'd think first of Birth of the Cool, but there was also his direct influence on West coast jazz, through Chet Baker's debt to him and his recorded participation in the Lighthouse sessions.
  14. Hank Janson Bob Monkhouse T S Monk
  15. Enola Gay Little Boy Booker Little
  16. More Study in Brown (EmArcy) Clifford Brown with Max Roach, Richie Powell, Goeorge Morrow and Harold Land or Sonny Rollins.
  17. Very sorry to hear this. I recently revived a Bob Florence thread on this board. His Bells and Whistles, Funupmanship and Earth get frequent playings here.
  18. Bought mine in 1986. Says "Blue Note is a label of Manhattan Records, a Division of Capitol Records, Inc." Not the Liberty period, then.
  19. A very captivating melody
  20. Attilla the Hun Attilla Zoller Alitalia
  21. Sean O'Casey Casey Jones Carmell Jones
  22. You can't do better than that one! It was the one theGuardian newspaper here in the UK chose to reproduce for his obituary today.
  23. Donna Tartt Donna Lee Lee Konitz
  24. Can that really be the veteran New Orleans clarinettist dedicating an album to the king of bop? I think there must be another George Lewis I have't heard of. If not, there's probably a record called Bunk Johnson Meets Dizzy
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