Cyril

'Dismaland'

Oh no. I was speaking about that Dutch TV film.

This is a part of 'DON BYAS COME HOME'. Once made for a Dutch TV programme by Nick van den Boezem (about 1970). This is the only thing I know about it...... A pity there is no more material left. Don was such a great saxophonist !!! The only thing.....I've seen this YouTube before This video shows Byas at home in Amsterdam, at the Village Vanguard in New York City, performing with The Thad Jones-Mel Lewis Band (inc: Thad Jones, Les Soloff, trumpet; Cliff Heather, bass trombone; Jerome Richardson, Jerry Dodgion, Eddie Daniels, Billy Harper, Pepper Adams, reeds; Roland Hanna, piano; Mel Lewis, drums.), also in a quartet with Roland Hanna, piano; Wilbur Ware, acoustic double bass; Jo Jones, drums; and at the Newport Jazz Festival with Mike Longo, George Davis, Larry Rockwell, David Lee.

New building with traditional Dutch façades...(don't like it). It's a hotel. Hunan, China

This is an interesting story by the late Durium (Hans Koert). http://keepswinging.blogspot.nl/2011/03/chet-baker-historical-dutch-sesjun.html

Jalousie, Port-au-Prince

This Bob was Bob Holland, one of his dealers. The book you mentioned is: "Chet Baker: His Life and Music" written by Jeroen De Valk. This book includes interviews with Chet himself as well as his wife Carol, his manager, and fellow musicians like Lee Konitz, Bud Shank, and Russ Freeman. It includes two up-to-date discographies: a select, narrative one devoted to Chet's best releases, and a complete catalog of his 200+ recordings, rated from one star (Chet's bad days) to five (Baker classics). The text is enhanced by over 40 photos of Baker and his associates. See: http://www.jeroendevalk.nl/books/his_life_and_music_CB.html Chet was a close friend of Jacques Pelzer. Pelzer studied pharmacy and he was the owner of a pharmacy shop (!!!) . Jacques was in Europe one of Chet Baker’s best friends for more than 25 years. Chet lived in Jacques’ house in Liege, Belgium, for quite a long time. They toured through Europe together (and twice in the States) and made recordings together. Jacques and his daughter Micheline cared for Chet and helped him wherever they could.....

That box set?

Is that an album cover?

Rotterdam 's Hertogenbosch

Richie died at a too young age ....

Scooby, I cannot read the link. Hope this works.... http://www.jazzwax.com/2015/08/chet-baker-the-final-days.html Some more:

That's easy, I found that one too . Here's a thread: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?/topic/74461-harold-ousley-on-bethlehem/&page=1

You're right Valerie. I deleted the picture...

Harold Ousley died , August 13, 2015. More: https://www.broadwayworld.com/bwwmusic/article/Jazz-Musician-Harold-Ousley-Passes-Away-20150814