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ELLINGTON/LAMB/WOODYARD - Blues for Joan Miró (Cootie Williams) 1966
Duke Ellington – piano John Lamb – double bass Sam Woodyard – drums
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ELLINGTON/LAMB/WOODYARD - Blues for Joan Miró (Cootie Williams) 1966
Duke Ellington – piano John Lamb – double bass Sam Woodyard – drums
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Ride like the wind - by John Lamb, New Zealander
Queen at Festival Hall, Melbourne. 1976.
by John Lamb, via theage.com.au
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Mermaids of Tiburon (1962) Review by GrindhouseCellar
“Stuntman actor John Lamb learned a thing or two as the underwater camera-person on the TV show Sea Hunt (1959), the film and subsequent TV show Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (1961 and 1964-68 respectively), and also the film Trapped Beneath the Sea (1974). He took this knowledge, then wrote, produced, and directed a mermaid adventure that was much like an expanded episode of Sea Hunt“ - @grindhousecellar
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Tom Waits: For No One
animated short film by John Lamb (1979)
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John Lamb Mermaids of Tiburon, 1963