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Head Nurse Dr Dolittle Dudley Do Right

Guitarist- Gilad Hekselman I just discovered him, and he is wonderful. Has anyone here heard of him before?

Thanks for the head up. I always liked Art's style.

Harold Vick Vicar in a Tutu Pastor

Ursula from the little mermaid Cruella De Ville Jafar

Wow, we've come a long way from that. I bet that in 150 years, our CDs will sound worse than that I'll check back with you in a 150 years.

Jerry Lundegaard Carl Showalter Police Chief Marge Gunderson

Lance Armstong Cheryl Crow Branden Lee

Would anyone happen to have this recording? This is from another Pullen fan. I would love to hear this. “I have an audience recording of Pullen playing at a Carnegie Hall Mingus tribute concert right after Mingus died in 1979. On Sue's Changes Pullen plays at a superhuman level---way above anything else I've ever heard him, or anyone else, do. I played it for a concert pianist friend who played with many of the great orchestras of the world from the 60s to the 80s and he said, "I don't see how one pianist could do that." I re-mastered this cassette myself so that it is fairly listenable and sometime I'll send you a copy. I don't have it here. I think Pullen was moved by the death of Mingus and went into one of those trancelike states where he was able to more than seems humanly possible. It's like the person who lifts a car to save a child trapped underneath it. A great treasure.”

Vladimir Nabokov The Enchanter Pnin

Hector Camacho Julio César Chávez Julius Caesar

Another that pops into mind. Gene Harris. He did compose but I think of all the 3 Sound Blue Note recordings and I can hear all the standards being played.

Bert Big Bird Oscar the Grouch

Someone was recently telling me when you listen or watch something at the Library of Congress someone from the LOC will keep interrupting you. I guess so you can't be making copies. I wonder if this is true or not.

Maybe the local zoo can lend out an anteater and that could do the trick. Seriously, I saw a infomercial called Haley's Helpful Hints, and he said to try putting coffee grinds where the ants are getting into your home. He even offers a DVD Hints

Lewis and Clark Sacagawea Shoshone

Wow, we've come a long way from that.

In March I caught his trio at Smalls in NY. I can't decide yet if I like his playing. Anyone have an opinion on his playing? Any recordings of his worth picking up?

Another note, The Pullen and Adams played such a mixture of styles of jazz that the band reached out to many didn't fans.

Buddy Rich Rich Man, Poor Man Poor Soul

I reget that I never when saw the quartet live. I had my chance in the 80s, but I always found a reason no to go. Moot point now, at least there is the studio stuff of them and a large number live boots to enjoy.

Birks' Works Bag's Groove Blue Monk

Same here.

Crown Records? Why isn't this ringing a bell with me? Who was on their label? Anything to do with this one? Crown Records today

He's written over 150 tunes.