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Harry South Med Flory Sam Costa Yogi Bear Park Ranger Smith Boo Boo Harry James Albert Ammons Pete Johnson

The Trumpet Major Alexander Graham Bell Captain Brassbound

Gerry Mulligan Chet Baker The Dirty Dozen

Barbara Castle Charles Forte John Mowatt

Jodrell Bank Robin Banks John Dillinger

Hope they don't adopt it,'cos if they do, I'll be in my nineties and past buying records when those great post-1960 discs come out!

Wally Fawkes Fluke Paul Anka

Steve Lacy Soprano Summit The Sopranos

KKJZ Mostly Bop Now playing: Cecil Payne, "Saucer Eyes", followed by Brew Moore, "Blue Brew"

Darby and Joan Hengist and Horsa Walter de la Mare

"Young Wynton: Early Marsalis" on Night Lights from WFIU At risk of getting my head bitten off, I'll say I had to listen to this program a second time for its superb music!

Bette Davis The Gambols Steve Race

Ted Brown playing "Body and Soul" on Free Spirit

Dusty Groove Sooty and Sweep D K Dyson

Like that one very much! Mine is on the British Transatlantic label.

Lester, DeFranco, Giuffre, Pee Wee

Evelyn Laye Stuff Smith Sophie Coppola

Shagger Norris Engelbert Humperdinck Francis Fukuyama

Nice ! Did the vice squad call in to confiscate the whistles? Would that have been the Junior Cook/Louis Hayes Quintet gig back around 1976 where Cook fell out with the rest of the band (if my memory is right)? I know that Melody Maker had a story on this - slightly before my time at Scotts unfortunately. The Woody Shaw group I saw was a few years later and had Mulgrew Miller on piano, Stafford James on bass and Tony Reedus on drums. Steve Turre on trombone, of course. Just before they recorded 'Lotus Flower' for Enja Records. I wonder if it was the Woody Shaw/Louis Hayes Quintet with René McLean, Ronnie Mathews and Stafford James who recorded a Swiss Radio Days album in Lausanne in 1977? Mind you, it's surprising that I wouldn't remember Louis Hayes. If they didn't appear at Ronnie's, that settles it. It wasn't them!

John Crockford The Rainbow Coalition The Brokeback Coalition

Rollins on alto!!! Wow!!!

KKJZ Mostly Bop Now playing: Eddie Costa Quintet (Mode/VSOP)

Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay Bud Abbott Elvis Costello

The Art Mistress and the Gardener Lady Chatterley and the Gamekeeper Queen Victoria and the Ghillie

Was there for Woody Shaw. Ronnie Mathews was on piano - you'll have remember the others for me!