Joe

Rick Allen Victor "Moulty" Moulton Masahiko Togashi

Colleen Dewhurst Barry "Frosty" Smith Rainn Wilson

Cole Porter Porter Wagoner Chuck Woolery

You can also hear some recent-ish Shim on Matt Brewer's GANYMEDE (Criss Cross) https://www.crisscrossjazz.com/album/1403.html

Jochen Nickel 50 Cent Buck Rogers

Sun Yat-sen Moon Unit Zappa Kenneth Starr

New to me; will definitely check them out. Thanks!

Adolphe Saxe Leon Theremin Robert Moog

The Paternity Suits — Sing "Money Money" And Other Mondegreens

Do you know Don Cherry's COMPLETE COMMUNION? I think that fits this bill. I'd also recommend THE STRAIGHT HORN OF STEVE LACY on Candid, which features Charles Davis on baritone. The Lacy - Charles Tyler date on Silkheart — ONE FELL SWOOP — is not dissimilar. Finally, Frank Lowe's EXOTIC HEARTBREAK. Not a piano-less band, but the piano duties are handled (and then some) by Amina Claudine Myers.

Hate to hear this, but glad to know he'd been getting some wider recognition of his considerable talents in recent years.

Lucille Ball Gale Gordon Jay North

O. Henry Dr. Seuss Trapper John, M.D.

Marquinhos — Epic Doink

The Sadistic Nuns - The Fear of God Measures 12 Strict Inches

Available online! https://www.charlesmingus.com/mingus/cat-traning-program and https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/15/magazine/charles-mingus-toilet-train-cat.html

It's a polarizing performance for sure. I appreciate the proto-punk-ness of it all myself, but I also can't deny the bad vibes emanating from these grooves. I'm surprised MacLean stuck around as long as he did. But we got FOREVER CHANGES out of it, so...

DA CAPO by Love, released in 1966, features the first side-long composition/performance by a rock band. "Revelation." This track features a sax solo by one Tjay Cantrelli, aka John Barberis.