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Lou Busch (aka) Joe 'Fingers' Carr Harry Snodgrass 'King of the Ivories' (ok - two people, three personae)

Bird - the 1950 quartet version of 'Star Eyes' with Hank Jones, Ray Brown and Buddy Rich. The last 8 bars or so of the alto solo is, I think, one of the most extraordinary and moving things Parker ever did.

Cecil Beaton Michael Rappaport Paula Poundstone

John Yoo Donald Rumpsfeld Porterhouse Goss

Steve Voce Joe Lippman Tito Gobbi

Harris Tweed Billy Cotton Blue Serge

Kid Shots Madison Kid Ory Ken Kiddier

Eric, or Little by Little Little Jack Little Little Tich

Let us know how it stands up now.

Gummo Zeppo Zep Meissner

Joshua Riffkin Morrie Ryskind S. J. Perelman

Jack Warner Jack Warner ("Evenin' All") P,C. 49

Charlie Chan Chong Mr. Wu

Hermes Pan Pantagruel

Wilson Myers Maya Rudolph Rudolph Friml

Ernie Caceres was a great player and a true individualist on the baritone. Happily his mantle was picked up - for a long time at least, by the British player Johnny Barnes, a member of the Alex Welsh band. I don't know if Johnny is still playing but he's the closest I ever heard to Caceres.

Ross Russell Ronnie Ross Ronnie Ronalde

Pete Fountain Farrah Fawcett Hercules Grytt Pipe-Thinne

Teddy Bunn Gato Barbieri Anna Pavlova

Papa Bue George Papadopoulos La Mere Poularde

Stinker Murdoch Rupert Pooh

Candy Candido Otto 'Coco' Heimal Dr. Heimlich

Bebe Daniels Childe Harold Tadd Dameron

Ursula K LeGuin King Guion 5 Guys Named Moe

Truman Capote 'Bottles' Capone Naomi Capon