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Ken Dryden Odean Pope Milton Jackson

Eric Idle Sleepy Stein Mr Kipper

Tiny Tempah Raging Bull Cow Cow Davenport

No, I was listening on Spotify.

Si, te buscamos!

Mack the Knife Pepper Adams Trevor Eve

Sienna Miller Bob Florence Blinky Palermo

Jimmy Cobb Uncle Tom Cobley and all Hank Mobley

Absolutely incredible - one of the best gigs I've been to and I've been to a lot! Horace and Billy Cobham really had something going. The only other gig that came anywhere near it was sitting on the front row of the Free Trade Hall for a Basie concert shortly after they recorded The Atomic Mr Basie. My 19-year-old self was so knocked out that Frank Foster was laughing at me - the saxophone section was only a few feet away.

No, he wasn't. To the best of my knowledge, the band I saw never recorded an album. It was this band, with Randy Brecker on tenor, not Bennie Maupin: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You_Gotta_Take_a_Little_Love

I saw the Silver quintet in 1969 with the Brecker brothers and Billy Cobham, but forgot to take my tape recorder into Ronnie Scott's with me. Pity, as it was a sensational session.

Hawk Robert Falcon Scott Kes

Grassella Oliphant Bert Weedon Sandra Blow