Stereojack

John Cameron Swayze Patrick Swayze Pat Patrick

Dr. Watson Sherlock Holmes Jake Holmes

Junior Brown Brownie McGhee Howard McGhee

Not entirely true. The company existed well into the 70's. Their most successful acts were the Dukes of Dixieland, Al Hirt, and they had a big hit with a middle Eastern album entitled "Port Said".

The guitarist is Eddie Lang.

Billy Childs Alvin Childress Mark Dresser

Another one I really like: Gerry Mulligan - Idle Gossip.

Dick Tracy Tracy Chapman Chappie Willett

A few I especially like: Dave McKenna Quartet With Zoot Sims Buck Clayton Jam Sessions (2 volumes) Kenny Davern & Joe Temperley

I don't know whether I'd call Stafford a jazz singer, but it really doesn't matter. She's a fine singer with a wonderful feeling for a song, and a beautiful understated style that really does a song justice. Aside from the overtly novelty fare that Columbia foisted on her, her recorded output is of a consistently high standard. She's one of my absolute favorite singers, jazz or otherwise.

I only know Marchel from his recordings - never got to see him in person. A beautiful Texas tenor player. R.I.P.

Chet Flippo Flip Phillips Philly Joe Jones

Juggy Murray Gene Ammons Johnny Almond

Selena Royle Royal Dano Dana Elcar

Renfield Fields Ward Ward Cleaver

The happiest of happies!!!

Guthrie Thomas Thomas Hart Benton Barbi Benton

Charlotte Rae Ray Charles Charlie & Ray

Henry the Human Fly Richard Thompson Hunter S. Thompson

William Castle Boomer Castleman Freddie "Boom Boom" Cannon

R. D. Laing Hope Lange Lana Lang

Captain Nemo Nero Wolfe Laura Nyro

John Singleton Singleton Palmer Palm Apodaca

Rainn Wilson Carl Wilson Frankie Carle

Rodney Allen Rippy Rip Torn Rip Van Winkle