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It may just be a fan. Someone thinks it is Peter Sellers. Any other guesses?

This is great on so many levels.

Could be. Thanks.

Oscar Pettiford is on cello, but who's playing bass? Any guesses? I don't know who took the photo.

RIP.

Thelonious Monk and Bud Powell walking together. They didn't seem to any form or rivalry between the two.

thanks

I do have a discography of Bud Powell. The second and third dates have been issued on a Fresh Sounds CD. The first three tracks are listed as unissued. Does anyone know if tracks 1 - 3 have ever been issued? Program and biographical notes inserted in container. Tracks 1-3 recorded Feb. 7, 1953; tracks 4-8 recorded Feb. 14, 1953; tracks 9-10 recorded Mar. 7, 1953; all tracks recorded live at Birdland for broadcast on WJZ-FM. Tea for two -- It could happen to you -- Lover come back to me -- Lullaby of Birdland -- I want to be happy -- Embraceable you -- I've got you under my skin -- Ornithology -- Hallelujah -- How high the moon. https://catalog.loc.gov/vwebv/search?searchCode=LCCN&searchArg=2017605369&searchType=1&permalink=y

Another one.

I think you’re right I think you’re right.

I can't figure which Mosaic box George Coleman has on his piano. It's at the 2:15 mark.

Unless Duke is typing the lyrics to a song, what would a QWERTY typewriter be needed for with sheet music? BTW, snappy attire.

RIP, Willie.

Peter Bernstein Quartet at the Village Vanguard. Tonight at the Village Vanguard. Peter Bernstein Harold Mabern John Webber Jimmy Cobb

Thanks.

At the Club 666 in Detroit. He must have been 15?

Hank had nice handwriting. Same, I don’t recall Jimmy Cobb spelling it like this before or since.

This is great.

Hank’s looking real sharp here.

RIP.

RIP.

Sad story. RIP.

I just was prompted for a new release of iTunes. 12.9.5.

Don Pullen and George Adams at KJAZ Radio, Alameda,CA, 6.23.1981. One of my all time favorite groups.