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Robert Aldrich Mike Hammer Emanuel Ax

Saul Bass Blind Boy Fuller Mrs. Worthington (and her daughter)

Honore Blackman Don Redman Martin Redmayne

Elderly Man River Not Entirely Kind-Hearted Hannah Quite Well-Proportioned Mama Thornton

John Dillinger Bonnie Clyde

Marky Markowitz 'Ike Horowitz' Harry Rabinowitz

Justice Felix Frankfurter Eugene Boudin The Banger Sisters

Abel Tasman Captain Cook Gordon Ramsey

Archibaldo de la Cruz Nazarin Viridiana

I wish someone would discover something with Prez soloing before 1936.... an aircheck with Henderson or Oliver ferinstance.

Jimmy Blythe Junior Uncle Junior Uncle Wiggily

Georgia Boy Simpkins Mississippi Fred McDowell Kansas City Kitty

Peter Mandelson Chips Channon Tom Driberg

Archie Rice Captain Oates Cous Cous Chanel :blush2:

Bud was a superb musician, a very great jazz player and, for those of us who were lucky enough to spend time with him, a warm. friendly man with a great sense of humour and a wide variety of interests outside music. He had a long and successful life, but the world seems a little bit emptier today.

François-Joseph De Grasse George Washington Charles Cornwallis

I always thought Ammons or Gordon were both terrific tenor players, but I always found Jug to be the more purely enjoyable with, for me, a more attractive sound and a more directly emotional appeal. There was a hard edge to Dexter's tone that was less compelling.....and then there was Wardell

Rosemary's Baby Baby Rose Marie Baby LeRoy

Gromit Grock Old Bob Gropes

Longy Zwillman Shorty George Midget Castiglioni

David Suchet Edmond Souchon Lester Bouchon

R. E. Olds Robert Altman Henri Vieuxtemps

Don Cherry Cherie Blair George Orwell

Sydney Lipton Max Bacon Eggy Ley

Gene Quill Leonard Feather Ray Reed