paul secor

All the Chins in a Chinese phone book John Candy Sammy Davis Jr.

Willie Mays Willie Mays Aikens Thomas Paine

Wind Earth Fire

Herbie Nichols Trio (BN/Toshiba EMI)

Antonio Tabucchi: Pereira Declares A small gem

Curtis Fuller" "It's Too Late Now" from Curtis Fuller Vol.3 (BN)

Curtis Fuller: Vol. 3 (BN/Toshiba EMI) From Nat Hentoff's liner notes: "Curtis is in music for life. As tough as it gets, ... he never considers not being a jazz trombonist." Fifty seven years later, he is still a jazz trombonist. Thanks for that, Mr. Fuller.

J. Fred Muggs Zippy Mighty Joe Young

Duran Duran Tom Tom Club Lulu

Fish Wojo Dietrich

Happy Birthday 2014-style! :party:

As you say, it's hard to believe that all of this happened, but it obviously did. Reality can be a strange thing.

Helen Shaver Butch Beard Dick Van Dyck

Lucille Little Richard Esquirita

Lynn Swann Duck Dunn Goose Goslin

Howard McGhee Quintet: That Bop Thing (Bethlehem/Affinity)

I saw many of the films he was in, but what I remember best is a seeing him on Dick Cavett's show doing an improvised "Shakespeare" soliloquy. Amazing stuff. I hope that somehow he and Jonathan Winters are somewhere riffing off each other and having a great time. Thank you, Mr. Williams. Perhaps you gave us what you couldn't give yourself.

Sleepy LaBeef Hamilton Fish Fontella Bass

Another one hundredth tribute: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/myra-chanin/irwin-corey_b_1682599.html

Seems as if he's still going strong. http://forward.com/articles/203731/professor-irwin-corey-worlds-foremost-authority-go/

Clarence "Sleepy" Anderson plays on a couple of tracks on Gene Ammons "Jug" album.

Happy Birthday!

Plus Bob Thiele with Impulse.

Roland Stone Stone Phillips Phillip Seymour Hoffman

Leroy Van Dyke Earl Van Dyke Jerry Van Dyke