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Even Nixon had made a cameo appearance, saying "Sock it to me! " SWEET BASIL: An established New York kind of place with lots of atmosphere and great acts, Sweet Basil (88 Seventh Ave. S, 212-242-1785) has a $17. Played "hip" musicians stranded on Bora Bora after being fired from an ocean liner gig (probably played too hip). Miller was a year-in-year-out everynight member of the Tonight Show audience, and who was such a character that she had been singled-out by every host since Steve Allen. The club wasn't quire completely renovated, but they prepared for opening night anyway.

He continued - If the public thinks pop and jazz are the same, creativity will be smothered. " Organist Rieber Hovde used Shelly and old friend Leroy Vinnegar for his album on the Repeat label. Recommended for Jazz Clubs because: Everyone knows about Blue Martini and its class act. When they are not making the rounds of clubs, they are listening to WKCR, the Columbia University radio station that offers all the best in jazz. In May, Shelly played the jazz festival at Arizona State University at Tempe, and upon his return to Hollywood, taped an ABC-TV Hollywood Palace that featured Caterina Valente. Before the year was out, he recorded Barney Kessel's Autumn Leaves album with Jimmy Rowles, Ray Brown, and Teddy Edwards. There is no cover charge. The creative juices flowed in this kind of challenge, and the famous "CAT'S PAW" commercials were the result. Much "stuff" on the wall. The young bearded organist and his two fellow players are electrifying enough to keep me awake and engaged all evening. Bill Moore died a while ago, but Miss Ruth will still be there to greet you when you arrive at this modest neighborhood bar, with a smattering of cocktail tables and a small performance space in the center of the room. Contemporary [C3593-94, S7593-94, OJCCD 714-715].

Manne was always trying to keep the art form creative. Ray, Johnny Cyr, and Irv Cottler. It would win an Oscar at the next Academy Awards presentation. THE AUDUBON BAR AND GRILL: The jazz shows at the Audubon (3956 Broadway, at 166th Street, 212-928-5200) are on Monday nights. Ill-fated arrangement. "Checkmate, Inc., " was a private eye firm that had characters played by actors. Shelly, in addition to the basic drum set (by now a Camco cum Drum Workshop), uses the berimbau, the waterphone, the Cuica, Super Balls on cymbal, and the Dahka de Bellos. Of Maryland athlete Crossword Clue NYT. Shelly had always had owning a jazz club in mind. BIRDLAND: At Birdland (315 W. 44th St., 212-581-3080), covers can range from $10 to $30.

Two weeks later, the Poll Winners - Brown, Kessel and Manne - played the Pilgrimage Theatre in Los Angeles. The band was cooking and Shelly was very happy that he had created a plce for jazz musicians to play in a time when there were fewer and fewer places to play modern jazz. Shelly was already talking about finding a new location, but he was tired. So I sat down, the producer was there, Bill Burrid was there, and I just came up with this thing and Shelly said, 'Just let me put one track with you for a tempo guide. '

"Shelly called me one day and said, 'I'm reopening the club and I'd like you to manage it for me. "' On December 11th and 12th, Shelly took his new group into the Contemporary Studios and recorded Outside [Contemporary S7624]. She remembers, "Richie Kamuca and I just stood there while Conte and Shelly discussed the suit. Surprising snare drum and bass drum "pops" are put in places other drummers rarely use. Everybody was a friend of Shelly's. The new group weaved jazz magic. There was not a responsible accounting for the money, everything was rather loose within the restaurant accounting department and Shelly was getting frustrated. And the kid says 'I don't know who you are, and I don't give a shit who you are - $3. ' Borden encourages fans to do just that. He felt that hearing it was better than reading about it.

Cute reply to 'Why are you so cute? ' In addition to creative cocktails, bold brews and an alluring wine list, the club offers a delightful menu featuring appetizers like tuna tartar and baked brie, as well as fresh sandwiches and specialty pizzas. So many drummers just banged away and kept time. Counting everything Crossword Clue NYT. While Shelly was venturing into new horizons with his "electronic" Men, he easily and casually returned to the more classic "modern jazz" of the 50s for this, the first in a series, that Eurofilms filmed in the United States. The night Joe died, he was visiting the club and Rudy drove. He was my first and most mesmerizing musical inspiration, featured so often on the jazz radio show I hosted in college that listeners would occasionally call up to lecture about Coleman Hawkins -- who pretty much introduced the saxophone as a jazz instrument -- and other music giants. I know that nowadays, technology has the upper hand, particularly when they record a drum-set with ten mic's and it looks like you're doing an address on world peace. Hollywood crowd and. The Japanese and the Europeans held the jazz players in high esteem and the concerts were always successful.

"He never really played (worked) in the new club, " recalls Wilder. By now the drum sections included Joe Porcaro and Emil Richards, two stellar percussion performers who joined the ranks of Milt Holland and Larry Bunker, and other legends. He had been sued over a minor car accident by a woman (who eventually wound up in jail), and this would protect him from further annoyance and grief. The Author of this puzzle is Dan Schoenholz. Harper -- who cut his teeth drumming in the '80s behind greats like Dexter Gordon, Johnny Griffin and Betty Carter -- discovered Moore's Lounge (also known as Bill & Ruth's, after its founders Bill and Ruth Moore) back in 2010. The Men and the Airmen of Note recorded a live performance (with Shelly as guest artist) at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, Howard Roberts used Shelly on an album for Capitol, and Nancy Wilson recorded with arrangements by Billy May and Oliver Nelson and drumming by Shelly Manne. As 1966 arrived, Shelly was doing at least 20 or 30 film soundtracks a year, not to mention the weekly television shows. Shelly, I remember, used to play four or five minute solos on just cymbals... different pitched cymbals long before electronic experts made pieces out of gong vibrations, Shelly was already experimenting with just the beautiful impressionistic effects that he used on cymbals in night club and recording performances. I was far removed from the pricey stageside seats, but near enough to hear the sweet blare of the trumpet and melodious ping of the piano. On the darkened walls they hung old photographs, newspaper.