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Johnny Smith, aka Sir Jonathan Gasser Terry Glasser The Glazer Brothers

Marx Bros Piers Brosnan Donald Peers

Wenceslas Hollar David Yelland

This Double Bills season is a great idea, Kinuta!

Continuing my return to Fitzgerald. A little masterpiece IMHO.

Chan Canasta Astor Piazzolla Attila Zoller

T Rex Tony Kofi William Beveridge

Dale Barlow Arthur Lowe Hy Hazell

Juliet Prowse Dex

Cruz somewhat upstaged by the beautiful Cecilia Roth in this one:

Earl Miner P C 49 Li'l Darlin'

Your comment reminds me of Johnny Mandel's wittily titled "Not Really the Blues". Love the Herman recording! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3sVa7E0EqA

Dora Maar Ma Rainey Charles Rennie Mackintosh

Interesting. Even as a non-musician, I can recognize those changes. Tristano was another avant-garde musician who stayed with standard changes, wasn't he?

Prisoner of Love Jug Colin Sell

Yes, they were memorable.

My favorites are Images, Man Bites Harmonica and Only Trust Your Heart - not that I know all of his work.

I've read the Horace Silver and it's great!

Fascinating! Have added a few to my reading list and have just managed to get a used copy of the Val Wilmer at a giveaway price. Nice to see favorites like the Hawes, Pepper and O'Day confirmed.

Tiger Woods Joe Puma Jacob Zuma

Irwin and Lovano were colleagues in the Mel Lewis Orchestra. I saw them in Wigan in 1989.

Evel Knievel Devil Woman Invisible Lady

Jesse James Jesse Fuller Fuller Bop Man

So sorry to read of the death yesterday of Irish guitar genius, Louis Stewart. Nice tribute in today's JazzWax: http://www.jazzwax.com/ Never saw him play, so was particularly looking forward to a gig in Wigan last year. It was, however, cancelled. Failing health? Here's a clip I particularly like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNo-lX4K9EQ