Good advice from the Doctor, 1931:
I think with longing of catching up on my sleep . . . but there’s so much fine music to hear!
And — just a thought: who remembers Don Redman these days? A world-changing arranger, bandleader, saxophonist, and one of the most charming singers ever. Don’t dare call what he does “talking” in my presence, for the lilt of his voice and his whimsical phrasing are so delightful.
May your happiness increase!
JAZZ LIVES 