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MacQueen Wellstood (November 25, 1927 – July 24, 1987) was an
American jazz pianist. He was born in Greenwich, Connecticut,
United States.
Wellstood's mother...
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Kennel Club and its Dog Show is
based on a
steel engraving by
artist J.
Wellstood of Sensation, a
Pointer brought over from
England by the organization...
- "Mixed Up Confusion":
George Barnes &
Bruce Langhorne (guitars); ****
Wellstood (piano); Gene
Ramey (b****); Herb
Lovelle (drums)
Dylan had
recorded "Talkin'...
- his
first studio recordings with a
backing band.
Accompanied by ****
Wellstood on piano,
Howie Collins and
Bruce Langhorne on guitar,
Leonard Gaskin...
- channel.
Stride pianist ****
Wellstood included a
performance of the song on his 1974 live
album Walkin' with
Wellstood. Jane
Krakowski sings the song...
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spontaneous improvisation. As the
second generation stride pianist ****
Wellstood observed, in
liner notes for
recordings by the
stride pianist Donald Lambert...
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George Ure. In 1854 Ure,
Smith and a
third partner,
Stephen Wellstood,
formed 'Smith &
Wellstood' as a new
company and
named a
branch in
honour of the land...
- Pat Flowers, Don Ewell, Joe Turner,
Claude Hopkins,
Ralph Sutton, ****
Wellstood, **** Hyman, and Judy Carmichael.
Others such as Duke Ellington, Thelonious...
- Celestra,
commonly known as
Gaetano Celestra,
worked for
Philip Robert Wellstood White at the
Beechbarrow estate on Pen Hill in Hillgrove,
Wells St Cuthbert...
- guitar,
harmonica George Barnes –
guitar Bruce Langhorne –
guitar ****
Wellstood –
piano Gene
Ramey – b**** Herb
Lovelle –
drums "Mixed-Up
Confusion | The...
