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Gerry Mulligan Tentette Ocean's Eleven The Dirty Dozen

Doc Severinsen Doc Evans Doc Cheatham

Edward Ellington Edward Ory Edward Davis

Jack Jackson John Johnson Jack Johnson

Leslie Sebastian Charles Paul Breitenfeld Milton Rajonsky

Les Nessman Johnny 'Dr. Fever' Caravella Venus Flytrap

St. Peter St. Sebastian St. Gabriel

Cha-Ka Will Marshalll Alice the Allosaur

The Knights who say "NEE" The Man who would be king The King who couldn't dance

Billy Davenport Wally Davenport N'Dea Davenport

I see we're getting at the same type of joke here - the surrealist type! Yea, the Dadaists jokes always fall flat.

Joey Ramone Johnny Ramone Dee Dee Ramone

Duke of Earl The Wanderer Johnny Angel

Q: How many surrealists does it take to screw in a lightbulb? A: A fish

Captain Koons Captain Merrill Stubing Captain Kangaroo

Clark Kent Bruce Wayne Jessica Drew

Cotton Eyed Joe Black Eyed Peas Queen Ida

Coleman Hawkins Donald Byrd Charlie Parker

Steve Swallow Paul Bley Jimmy Giuffre

Tracy Morrow (Ice-T) Antonio Hardy (Big Daddy Kane) Cordazer Broadus (Snoop Dogg)

Curt Smith Kurt Cobain King Curtis

Mario Van Peebles Melvin Van Peebles Sweet Sweetback

Bad Bad Leroy Brown Speedball Tucker Roller Derby Queen

Soupy Sales Leroy Vinnegar Fiona Apple

Today I picked up Walter Zuber Armstrong – Live at Walker Art Center. This is mostly a solo album, except for one track where he does a duet with Milo Fine on Drums. I had never heard of either of these guys before today, but I’m really liking what I hear, especially the bass clarinet work. As a general rule I like the music of smaller groups, when things get to cacophonous I just can’t stay with it. Any suggestions of what I should look for next from either of these fine gentleman. Thanks in advance. Bill