Pete C

Anita Hill John Doggett Bill Doggett

Burt Bacharach Hal David Larry David

Yolande Bavan Mario Bava Dario Argento

How about the piano-bass-guitar trio? Did it start with Tatum? That seemed to be the more dominant format until bop, and it lived on well into the fifties, especially in lounge combos (as seen in many films). Edit: Ah, I took a look at that Ned Judy page. So this format started with Clarence Profit, according to him, a name I didn't know. I also didn't know or remember that King Cole's trio predates Tatum's.

The McGuire Sisters The Andrews Sisters The Magdalene Sisters

The piano-bass-guitar trio was dominant in the '30s and '40s, and piano-bass-drums started to take over sometime in the '40s. I don't know the precise history... Did Tatum invent the piano trio, or did it precede him? Was it bebop that replaced the guitar with drums, or are there pre-bop examples?

Whispering Jack Smith Whistling Jack Smith James Abbot McNeil Whistler

Amiri Baraka Barak Obama Ehud Barack

Bart Starr Keith Moon Kenneth Mars

Jesse "The Body" Ventura Ace Ventura Johnny Ace

As a side note, there's a merdeload of contemporary Brazilian singers who are children of stars of the 60s & 70s: Moreno Veloso (Caetano) Maria Rita & Pedro Mariano (Elis Regina & Cesar Camargo Mariano) Joao Marcelo Boscoli (Elis Regina & Ronaldo Boscoli) Mart'Nalia (Martinho da Vila) Max de Castro & Wilson Simoninha (Wilson Simonal) Bebel Gilberto (Joao Gilberto & Miucha) Jair Oliveira & Luciana Mello (Jair Rodrigues)

Jack Haley (Tin Man) William Powell (Thin Man) J. Scott Smart (The Fat Man)

Billy Bauer Bulldog Brower Bowzer Bauman

Weston, Randy and Azzedin (Little Niles) Dizzy Gillespie and Jeanie Bryson Leonhart, add Carolyn Cole, Nat, Freddy & Ike Rodriguez, Roberto & Michael Coltrane, Alice & Ravi

Blanche Lincoln Blanche DuBois W.E.B. DuBois

I'd have thought the Chet Bakers were perennial sellers, especially The Route and Sings & Plays.

Klaus Barbie Klaus Kinski Dr. Kinsey (too lazy to look up his first name, but when I do I'll report)

I'd be living in Dogpatch.

Yeah, how would Coltrane make post-Coltrane music in a world where he had never existed until it was time to do that? He'd have made post-Ornette or post-Ayler music.

Ivan Karp Saul Bass Zebulon Pike

Shana Alexander Jack Kilpatrick Jane Curtin (remember Ackroyd in the point-counterpoint parody?: "Jane, you ignorant slut.")

The Amazing Randy The Amazing Kreskin Rumpleforeskin (a Paul Krassner pseudonym)

Richard and not Art?

Something might have happened in Paris or Algiers. Trane may well have attended the Pan African Festival that resulted in all those BYG Actuel albums.

Mason Reece Dizzy Reece Diz Disley