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1969 - Hot Jazz Festival - Châteauvallon
Buddy Tate, Milt Buckner, Jo Jones
Memphis Slim
Bill Coleman et son Orchestre
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1969 - Hot Jazz Festival - Châteauvallon
Buddy Tate, Milt Buckner, Jo Jones
Memphis Slim
Bill Coleman et son Orchestre
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Jo Jones and Milt Buckner in "L'Aventure du Jazz" 1972.
Drummer ”Papa” Jo Jones born on this day, in 1911.
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Jo JONES
"The Drums"
(2LP. Jazz Odyssey. 1973) [US]
Jo grant at companion support meetings:
"And i suspose it was quite unfair of the timelords to put the doctor in the 70s of all times. And they mustve known the master would show up too. God knows theyd follow each other everywhere. I just think if their inital meeting was somewhere a bit less homophobic, and a bit more progressive i could sorted them out in five minutes with a marriage counselor."
Every other companion choking on water: with a *what*
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next up in our little phantom pulse intro round:
Jo, the "motherfuckin' drummer" as Ren wrote on her polaroid. she/her born January 9th, 1974 Music: Drummer Actual job: Bike messenger and delivery person. Power: Can slice and slash poltergeists with the sound of her cymbals or groove so hard the spirits dance themselves to the afterlife
1974 - Illinois Jacquet trio - Anvers / Antwerpen
Illinois Jacquet (ts), Milt Buckner (org), Jo Jones (dr)
“Our time together, that’s the most precious thing we have.”
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