Hardbopjazz

This is from a recent discovery that the Mulligan estate have given to the Library of Congress. I can figure out everyone other than the guitar player. The date if it helps is October 5, 1958, the first Monterey Jazz Festival.

But in some strange way she's cute.

Anyone know who this is?

Jazz Icon series 3. Sonny Rollins.

King of Pop King of Rock King of Swing

Dizzy Reece Dizzy Reed Dizzy Dean

WinAmp plays flac files

Simon Bolivar Simon Baker Chet Baker

Paul Simon Art Garfunkel King Arthur

Have a great day.

Karl Marx Joseph Stalin Fidel Castro

John Hick is a wonderful underrated piano player. "The Professor" Saw him live 2 times at a Jazz Mobile show.

Jay Jay (good times) Jay Leno Jay and the Americans

Stanley Turrentine Tommy Turrentine Tommy Dorsey

There's just too much music for one lifetime.

Thanks Mark, that makes sense.

Paul's Pal St. Thomas Alfie's Theme

True, but if add a post then delete it, you no longer appear to be the last person that added a reply.

Below is a link to a topic I started. It appears to be missing the last post. Not a big deal, I'm just wondering how this could be. http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=53413

Thanks for all the information. I have to see what's in my budget. There was a yard sale two weeks ago. Some had past away and the children were sell many things. I picked up a good 35 78s for $15 Some which I have as CDs but I would like to give listen to them in the original format. I never realized there is just one track per side.

Gregory Peck Gary Cooper Jimmy Stewart

Not a big fan, but did have a shit load of talent. RIP Michael.

Charlie Parker Dizzy Gillespie Howard McGee

Denis Ducharme Denis Leary Mike Lombardi

lol - thx - had to bump her for farrah tho! I had that one on my wall in the 70s.