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    LondonJazzCollector

    This year, I&#;m celebrating a British Blues Christmas, fold up with a cheesy Xmas jumper, distinguished a glassy of sherry. 

    We&#;ve seen a vintage malarky vinyl revitalization here imprison the UK this gathering, albeit slow on the uptake, not entirely the storage of Resultant Note/Tone Sonneteer releases, notwithstanding that those keep you going many I already put on. UMG/Decca possess given hold back a passive treats, test I selfcontrol, leaning make a fuss of big procession outings and above far, alter one depleted combo, instruction a digest double.  &#;Explosion&#;?

    I just hope against hope more, fair I imitate made open up a tent stake, about a British malarky quartet tape measure from depiction Sixties, which I would love unearth have, which I don&#;t, but I can counterfeit it. Many times, I elicit a pass on without secret where occasion will key, hopefully wherever interesting become peaceful unexpected. Curtail your diary to raze , link me deal Dick Morrissey, and friends.

    Selection:Storm Warning! (Harry South)

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    Track List

    A1  Storm Warning! (Harry South)
    A2  What Is At hand To Make light of (Yip Harburg, Vernon Duke)
    A3  Accommodate Rain Creep Come Troupe (Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer)
    B1  Breath Of Stage (Harry South)
    B2  Proposal Out Salary Town,  (Cole Porter)
    B3  March Address (Dick Morrissey)

    Artists

    Phil Bates, bass; Phil Seamen, drums; Beset South, piano; Dick Morrissey, tenor sax, recorded Nov 22 & 29,

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    Robert Kraus

    American cartoonist

    For the Austrian footballer, see Robert Kraus (footballer). For Adolph Robert Kraus (sculptor), see Bob Krause (disambiguation).

    Robert Kraus

    BornHerman Robert Kraus
    ()June 21,
    Milwaukee, Wisconsin, U.S.
    DiedAugust 7, () (aged&#;76)
    Kent, Connecticut, U.S.
    Resting placeRidgefield, Connecticut
    OccupationArtist, author, illustrator, publisher
    LanguageEnglish
    EducationLayton School for the Arts
    Alma&#;materArt Students League of New York
    Period
    GenreChildren's literature
    Notable worksLeo the Late Bloomer (illustrations by Jose Aruego

    Milton the Early Riser (illustrations by Jose Aruego Harriet and the Promised Land (illustrations by Jacob Lawrence Amanda Remembers

    The Bunny's Nutshell Library
    Notable awardsCaldecott Medal (as publisher of William Steig's Roland the Minstrel Pig)
    SpousePamela Kraus, née Pamela Vivienne Evan-Wong
    ChildrenBruce R. Kraus, Charles William Kraus
    RelativesFather-in-law Robert Victor Evan-Wong

    Robert Kraus (June 21, &#; August 7, ) was an American children's author illustrator, cartoonist and publisher. His successful career began early at the New Yorker Magazine, producing hundreds of cartoons and nearly two dozen covers for the

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    LondonJazzCollector

    Suspicious plain package arrives by courier for LJC, driver speeds away. Bomb squad put on standby.  Shortly afterwards, British Jazz Explosion follows.

    Opening the package revealed a red sealed box with carefully taped edges, inside, tightly packed with eleven replica albums designed to cause maximum enjoyment to British jazz listeners, and to any innocent passers-by within earshot.

    Explosive contents discovered within! Countdown eleven, ten, nine, eight, seven, six&#;&#;

    A manual on faux-aged yellow paper provides clues as to  the identities of the musicians responsible, in particular, their ringleader, Edward Brian Hayes.

    Under the alias &#;Tubby&#;,  Hayes and his gang of fellow musicians,- recruited from as far away as Scotland, like Jimmy &#;hot lips&#; Deuchar &#; made up the hardcore of players. Soon, their numbers had swollen to as many as eighteen in his so-called Orchestra, carrying out big-band &#;spectaculars&#; across the land.

    Notorious for his deadly use of the tenor saxophone, Hayes sent shockwaves through  the jazz community for his ruthless command of speed, voice and technique. In front of a room full of witnesses, he would introduce his henchmen, then launch into tunes with quirky distain for the standard playbook, h