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Leif Ericson Leith Stevens Eric Forth

The Don Freidman Trio at Small's on Tuesday November 23rd 2010 Don Freidman (pno) Harvie S (bs) Shinnousukie Takahashi (dms) http://www.smallsjazzclub.com/index.cfm?eventId=3423

From whorehouse to lighthouse ...

Jim Buffington Buffy Sainte-Marie Colonel Buffy Frobisher The Bish Baldrick 'Bob' Hans Schilling Flurin Elsie Tanner

Jim Buffington Buffy Sainte-Marie Colonel Buffy Frobisher

Can't beat Hank for shades!

You are correct on Milt Bernhart-trombone, and Bob Gordon--baritone sax. The other guesses are not correct. We're gettin' there. Well, it's "Super-G" from Maynard Ferguson and His Octet Play the Arrangements of Bill Holman. Also in there are Conte Candoli (tpt), Georgie Auld (tnr), Ian Bernard (pno), Red Callendar (bs) and Shelly Manne (dms) and it was recorded in Hollywood April 27, 1955. It's currently available on this album: I have had this album for five years and have played it many times. I must be losing my touch! That is all correct. I have it on this CD: DRAT!!!! I have this CD!!! The fact that we both own the album, but didn't recognize it says something about the music, I think. Of the highest quality, but so firmly in the mainstream that it could have been played by a large range of musicians. Even Maynard didn't put his individual stamp on it as he didn't go stratospheric at all by his standards! One consolation: I was thinking it was so good I'd have to go out and buy it. Now I realise I don't have to!

Japanese woman and western partner

Jacob Wick Sonny Cox Big Willie Magoon

Frau Merkel (No balls) Sarkozy (1 ball) Berlusconi (total balls) Hitler http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hitler_Has_Only_Got_One_Ball Himmler Goebbels Colonel Bogey The Colonel (Jazzwise Mag) Colonel Von Klinkerhofen Al Klink Colin Sell Eddie Locke

Frau Merkel (No balls) Sarkozy (1 ball) Berlusconi (total balls) Hitler http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hitler_Has_Only_Got_One_Ball Himmler Goebbels

Seeing double!

Laszlo Biro Terry Major-Ball

Boo Frazier (Dizzy's nephew) Little Melonae (Jackie McLean's daughter) Little Niles (Randy Weston's son) Queen of the Nile The African Queen Katherine Hepburn Hep Cat Cool Dude Harry the Hipster

You are correct on Milt Bernhart-trombone, and Bob Gordon--baritone sax. The other guesses are not correct. We're gettin' there. Well, it's "Super-G" from Maynard Ferguson and His Octet Play the Arrangements of Bill Holman. Also in there are Conte Candoli (tpt), Georgie Auld (tnr), Ian Bernard (pno), Red Callendar (bs) and Shelly Manne (dms) and it was recorded in Hollywood April 27, 1955. It's currently available on this album: I have had this album for five years and have played it many times. I must be losing my touch!

You are correct on Milt Bernhart-trombone, and Bob Gordon--baritone sax. The other guesses are not correct. We're gettin' there.

http://www.jazzwax.com/

Happy Birthday!

Boo Frazier (Dizzy's nephew) Little Melonae (Jackie McLean's daughter) Little Niles (Randy Weston's son)

Re #1: Now that Spontooneous has pointed me in the right direction, I'll move to the West Coast and make a few more directed guesses - Milt Bernhart (tbn), Bob Cooper (tnr), Bob Gordon (bar), Claude Williamson (pno), John Simmons (bs).

A Guy Named Joe Joe Soap Fred Bloggs

Late to the party, but Happy Birthday, all the same!

Savoy!

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