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Bus Moten Bus Etri Henry 'Hot Lips' Busse

Fata Morgana Morgana King Morgan the Pirate

Scott de Veaux Paul Gigot Francesco Rognoni

Brick Fleagle Bricktop Sandy Botham

Reuben McFall Crash Craddock Alexandre Desplat

Ginny Simms Jane du Port Margaux Hemingway

John D. Loudermilk Theodore Thunder The Roaring Boys

Hans Knappertsbusch Francis X. Bushman W.E.B. du Bois

Jack Spot Trey Henry Shep Fields

Maxwell Davis Maxwell House Albert Hall

After not hearing it for quite a few years I recently bought a new CD of 'Brilliant Corners' and found it less interesting, moving or satisfying than I remembered (or thought I remembered. ) Ernie Henry is a particular pain in the arse on the album, rendering some of it almost unlistenable. I am profoundly moved by Zoot, particularly on the Pablo sets but Dexter does little for me anytime. Love the thirties stuff, Bill!

Gilles Tricquet Tricky Sam Bubber

Louis Quatorze Quatermass Brian Donlevy

I like the 'Kenton in Hi Fi' 1956 remakes even more than the mid 40s originals. Nothing to do with sound quality and I love the originals but I think the '56 sessions are even better. Fontana on 'Intermission Riff' is a solo for all time!

Spade Cooley Homer Rodeheaver Senator Pothole

Austin Pendleton Binkie Beaumont Eric Lubbock

Gunther Grass Ray Gunter Billy Bunter

Kath Brett Kel

Such Darling Dodos Dodo Marmarosa Marmalade

Anytime Annie Frivolous Sal Dirty Mary

Marjorie Morgenstern Endocrine J. Sternwallow Nathan Glantz

Salty Papa Fat Daddy The Dentist

The Lounge Lizards The Cellar Boys The Knights of the Steam Table

Anatole Litvak Ben Pollack Gene Cipriano

Evan Evans Owen Owen O. B. Massingill