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Gelder (12
February 1916 – 2
October 2004),
professionally known as Max
Geldray, was a
Dutch jazz
harmonica player. Best
known for
providing musical interludes...
- Milligan,
Michael Bentine, The Ray
Ellington Quartet, The Stargazers, Max
Geldray and the BBC
Dance Orchestra,
conducted by
Stanley Black. Announcer: Andrew...
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other changes occurred. The
musical interludes were shortened, and Max
Geldray joined the lineup.
Peter Eton, from the BBC's
drama department, replaced...
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Larry Adler (1914–2001)
William Galison (born 1958) Max
Geldray (1916–2004)
Howard Levy (born 1951) Grégoire
Maret (born 1975)
Eddie Shu...
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woman in 1970, at the age of 46.
According to her
friend and
colleague Max
Geldray, she
struggled with her
gender identity throughout her life, and according...
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bizarre and
often surreal comedy sketches. Jazz
harmonica player Max
Geldray had a
music segment in the show,
reprising his role from The Goon Show...
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player and
coach Max
Gandrup (born 1967),
Danish badminton player Max
Geldray (1916–2004), Dutch-born
British harmonica player Max
Geller (disambiguation)...
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introduces Max
Geldray as follows: "Just
before this show started, Mr. Max
Geldray died. His wife
described his
condition as: satisfactory."
Geldray then plays...
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brigade were
perpetuated by the
Garderegiment Fuseliers Prinses Irene. Max
Geldray (1916–2004), jazz musician,
wounded in Normandy. I
Motorized Independent...
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raining at the time, I believe' (another
Jewish reference – see Max 'Conks'
Geldray). A
strange ****less
thing that
continually changed its
voice and responded...
