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  1. Jun 26, 2020 · He subsequently wrote for Lunceford (who recorded some of his charts) and Basie (who didn't, but played them; we have airchecks), and Don Redman (who performed Tadd's For Europeans Only in 1946 in Copenhagen, where I first heard a sample of Dameronia).

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  2. Ellington Wanted his musicians to: 1. always be on time and dress in the bands uniform. 2. play in each section with great precision, sounding like one person. 3. play as individuals, even within their own sections. 4. form their own musicians union, fighting for better pay for all working musicians. play as individuals, even within their own ...

  3. 2 days ago · The Europeans is Orlando Figes' masterpiece. Surprising, beautifully written, it describes huge changes through intimate details, little-known stories and through the lens of Turgenev and the Viardots' touching, strange love triangle.

  4. 2 days ago · These days the average UK and European touring itinerary of a moderately successful group might stretch to around seven to 10 consecutive days. Fifty years ago that would easily turn into weeks, with only a few days off in between.

  5. 3 days ago · Only in the 1970s. Yet to our eyes the Chevron known as ‘Chocolate Drop’ is still drop-dead gorgeous. Damien Smith tells its story. John Watson loved his Chevron sports car cameo. Especially his dalliance with this, the 2-litre B26 known universally as ‘Chocolate Drop’. Bizarrely, it was the second of two brown racing cars the future ...

  6. 5 days ago · The European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) published a report titled Welcome to Barbieland: European Sentiment in the Year of Wars and Elections. They noted that people are “visibly disillusioned with the European project.”

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  8. 5 days ago · Both the Alternative for Germany and France Unbowed are grinding their teeth as the obscure Authority for European Political Parties and European Political Foundations — APPF to its friends— is about to decide whether the new European parties they have created will get approval.