Jim R

Furry Lewis Jeremy Pelt Ned Otter

Dick Wellstood Dick Hyman Dick Wetmore...

Oh, NOT lemon bars!

"Wetmore" by itself isn't nearly as funny. My God... just think- he almost certainly could have chosen to go by "Richard" Wetmore, but no. He must have been home-schooled.

Billy the Kid Willie the Lion William the Conqueror

"Dick Wetmore"... ?

Miller Barber Happy Hairston Gerald Wiggins

Bob Robertson Robbie Robertson Billy Williams

That's something I never do... and I'm part scottish.

CJ, that's a very good question. I've wondered myself on several occasions what ever happened to McFadden...

Hoagy Carmichael Harold Carmichael Stokely Carmichael

Dick Button Dick Butkus Pat Buttram

George Raft Bobby Orr Soupy Sales

Eddie Bressoud Harvey Kuenn Hal Lanier

Williams, Andy Moe Bandy John Candy

Joe Gloss Martin Sheen Buffy Patterson-Davis

Jon Stewart Stephen Colbert Mr. Goodwrench

A definite possibility. What I'm also wondering is whether you bought a new (sealed) copy of the CD, or perhaps a used copy? If it was used, someone could have switched an older disc in there. I know this was out in the mid-90's with 8 tracks, but I've forgotten if there was an earlier CD issue (under the "No Room..." title) without the bonus tracks. The issues of this material is always a confusing topic to discuss.

Pete's talking about the Capitol LP. B-) Shelly Manne My Fair Lady (Unoriginal Cast) (Capitol 2173) 1964 Shelly Manne,Jack Sheldon,Irene Kral,Don Sleet,Charlie Kennedy,Russ Freeman,Monty Budwig,Johnny Williams (arr) overture,why can't the english,wouldn't it be loverly,with a little bit of luck,i'm an ordinary man,the rain in spain,i could have danced all night,ascot gavotte,on the street where you live,you did it,show me,get me to the church on time,i've grown accustomed to her face

Verner Panton Joe Colombo Alvar Aalto

Queen Ida King Pleasure Eddie Rickenbacker

Rip Torn Rip Taylor Rippy, Rodney Allen

I have... ... hmm, take what you have and multiply by about 8 or 9 (hey, KB has been just about my favorite jazz musician for almost 30 years), and you're right- you can't go wrong. B-) I'm tellin' ya- check out SOUL CALL, MOTEN SWING, and NIGHT SONG. Three of my alltime favorites that tend to get overlooked due to KB's great and prolific output (especially on Blue Note). His tone on these approaches heavenly perfection on some tracks, IMO. (For example, when I listen to "People will say we're in love" from MOTEN SWING, I crank the volume up and just sit there and dream that someday I might get a sound like that)... (and the ability to phrase like that ).

Anita Cheng Brian Ching Connie Chung