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Quinn and Basehart were both in Fellini's "La Strada". Might Crawford have also appeared in a Fellini film? Yes, he appeared in Fellini's Il Bidone. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0047876/ I believe that the voices of these three American actors were dubbed in these Italian language films.

I have an Esquire of that one. Nice session ! It was also the first Mose Allison I heard, but I never owned it until this year when I bought it on a CD that combines Back Country Suite and Local Color.

they were big drinkers?!? LOL Bit more precise than that!

Too easy! What do Anthony Quinn, Richard Basehart and Broderick Crawford have in common?

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I believe it is Richard Basehart. You're right! And who's this?

Back to Jo Jones on WKCR Now we've moved on from pre-war Basie to mainstream c.1960. Sounds like Hawkins on Prestige Swingville.

H G Wells, The Invisible Man Haven't read this since my youth. Such skilful writing!

Unfortunately, later Ayler tried to put it back together and failed (giving AA the benefit of the doubt). Did he really? How about the live recording from France? This begs the question: what would Coltrane (and Ayler, too) have done, hadn't they died? I wasn't around back then of course, but I somehow get the impression (that might be totally wrong) that this certain type of avantgarde thing had about ran its course in the late 60s. Shepp took some turns, too, Sanders, well... he was an exciting player but without a strong person to play off (that was Trane, of course), he seemed a bit... well, lost not quite, but he too, took a whole different direction (that changed, and I guess nowadays he's one of the big classicists or whatever you may call it... an authoritative, impressive musician for sure!) Well, I was around back then and, yes, there was a strong sense that the avant garde had run its course. The subsequent change of direction, of course, was towards a fusion with rock.

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Try this one.

Still with the Jo Jones Centennial from WKCR. Now playing: Basie, "Taxi War Dance".

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Emry Byrd Moose the Mooch Donald Byrd

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