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Buddy Hackett
Bobby Hackett
Paul Hackett
Eileen Heckart
Hec Ramsey
Ramsey McLean
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Thurston Howell III
Mrs. Lovey Howell
Ginger Grant
Grant Tinker
Tinkerbell
Belle Barth
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Al Sharpton
Spike Lee
The Pointer Sisters
Sister Sledge
Percy Sledge
Percy Dovetonsils
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I don't what they're calling themselves these days, but it's always officially been known as the New Orleans Jazz AND Heritage Festival.
As someone who has attended it many times, I'm not in favour of the likes of Paul Simon and so on getting a gig, but it should be noted that it has never been billed simply as a jazz festival - the likes of Fats, zydeco, cajun, Mardi Gras indians have always been integral to the festival.
I attended the Festival four times in the years 1979-1989, and there was always a strong jazz presence, with at least one stage devoted exclusively to jazz, both traditional and modern. Aside from the many fine local jazz artists who played, I saw Sonny Stitt, Art Blakey, Sam Rivers, to name three. I remember a group that was under George Wein's leadership that included Warren Vache, Scott Hamilton, and Harold Ashby (who blew everybody away).
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Mr. Wrestling
Tim Woods
Woody Guthrie
Woody Herman
Herman Blount
Roy Blunt
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I've long dug this one. That Weston tune!
You mean "Hi Fly" turned upside down?
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Not sure if anybody's mentioned the latter-day Pablo small group sides. Overall, a mixed bag, but there's some good stuff there, often w/Lockjaw Davis on hand to get frisky.
Yes, I like the Pablo small group stuff a lot especially the "Basie Jam" series. Norman Granz certainly had a way of putting the right musicians together for maximum blowing potential. Also like the albums with Joe Turner, Zoot Sims, et al. Most of the big band sides on Pablo are a little mechanical for my tastes.
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I have a 45 of "Dew Drop Inn" that is absolutely killer. Don't recall what's on the other side though.
Is this tune the exception or the rule?
It is from "The Rill Thing", which is pretty strong throughout. As I said, the next two albums were dogs.
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Horton Foote
Jim Kiick
Achilles
Chill Wills
Bob Wills
Hugh Hefner
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I have a couple of the Onyx LP issues of Jerry Newman recorded material - Don Byas and Art Tatum. I'm wondering if the High Note reissues have either improved the sound quality or added tracks to the Onyx issues. I expect not, but I'm curious.
Thanks in advance for any responses.
I have the Art Tatum - no extra material, no significant sound improvement.
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Spuds Mackenzie
Joe Camel
Willie the Kool Penguin
Willie the Pimp
Willie the Shake
Shakey Horton
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I bought "The Rill Thing" when it came out and liked it a lot. The subsequent albums were disappointing. Of course I've never heard the unreleased album, but I really don't think this set is a must have.
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Shaquille O'Neal
Yao Ming
Amare Stoudemire
Studebaker John
Kaiser Bill
Lewis Nash
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Yogi Berra
Yogi Bear
Paramhansa Yogananda
(you dog)
Hans Brinker
David Brinkley
Chet Huntley
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I tried responding with a "f#$% you" and a "kiss my ass" only to be be informed that I had entered an invalid password!
Best to forward these things to the spoof departments at Ebay & Paypal.
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Linda Lovelace
Jimmy Lovelace (drummer?)
Courtney Love
Mike Love
Brian Wilson
Al Jardine
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The Mighty Sparrow
Eagle-Eye Cherry
Steve Swallow
Monica Lewinsky (did she?)
Monica Vitti
Veni Vidi Vici
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Joe Cool
Cool Hand Luke
Kool Moe De
Moe Howard
Larry Fine
Dianne Feinstein
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Evelyn Tremble
Chauncey Gardner
Jacques Clouseau
Jacques Cousteau
Jacques Chirac
Jacqui McShee
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Were there more than 8 tracks on Red Bird/Blue Cat? What were the titles?
The Charly LP contains the same eight tracks that are on the Red Bird compilation. Apparently that's all there is. It also contains ten tracks recorded for Imperial, six of them originally unreleased.
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Also, StereoJack, any snow news from there? Heard Revere got about 18 inches of snow.
We are two towns away from Revere. It doesn't look like we got that much to me. My guess would be closer to 6 or 8 inches. Of course, I haven't set foot out of the house yet.
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Avril Lavigne
April Winchell
Walter Winchell
Paul Winchell
Jerry Mahoney
Knucklehead Smiff
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Thanks for the answers, Stefan. I was so sure I had #3, and I'm surprised about #7, a musician I usually like. That's what so great about these BFT's. We get a chance to reevaluate musicians we take for granted, and to have our eyes (ears) opened about musicians we may have ignored or taken lightly in the past.
This is sad....
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There have been a couple of similar incidents in the Boston area in the past year as well. The power company is red-faced, to say the least.