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Pee Wee Marquette: Every Night At Birdland: The Lost Introductions
ByBeing a jazzer himself, Marquette would improvise individual names, especially after he'd "request" a gratuity for doing so. "Hor-ass Silber," was rendered reminiscent of a Masked Man, as opposed to a great jazz pianist. The CD swings across the panorama of jazz greats. None other than the Prez himself, Lester, coined Pee Wee with his own monicker, calling him adoringly "Half-a-Mofo!" Prez's clip is included in the set. A DVD of intimate recollections is due out shortly.
The CD gets a review of 4 1/2. Once you hear it, you'll understand why.
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poet / spoken wordAlbum information
Title: Every Night At Birdland: The Lost Introductions | Year Released: 2008 | Record Label: Unknown label
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