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Horace Silver
Goldie Hawn
Leadbelly

If I resort to begging, can we please NOT include cartoon/TV/movie/literature characters, and misc. made up * STUFF*??

Mike Schwartz wrote:Horace Silver
Goldie Hawn
Leadbelly

Bela Fleck
Ella Fitzgerald
Gerald Wilson

Ron Thorne wrote:

Mike Schwartz wrote:Horace Silver
Goldie Hawn
Leadbelly

Bela Fleck
Ella Fitzgerald
Gerald Wilson

Wilson Pickett
Otis Redding
Sam Cooke

Mike Schwartz wrote:
Wilson Pickett
Otis Redding
Same Cooke

Dave Samuels
Sam Snead
Dominique Eade

Glad to see this game migrating over to JTnet. Thanks Mike

Ego constrains me to mention that I invented this game. Jim R, who used to be a JC regular and an Organissimo regular (he's still a regular at O and a great guy) brought it over to Organissimo. I'm forever grateful that he mentioned that I invented it on the first post.

On Organissimo it has been an absolute phenomenon. There have been over 42,000 posts and over 900,000 views and it has gone strong continuously for a decade. If you add in the several thousand posts on JC over the years, there have been over FIFTY THOUSAND POSTS.

I'm kvelling.

Ron Thorne wrote:

Mike Schwartz wrote:
Wilson Pickett
Otis Redding
Same Cooke

Dave Samuels
Sam Snead
Dominique Eade

Dominique Piron
Georges Duboeuf
Jean Paul Lacombe

jazzbluescat wrote:John Coltrane
John Steinbeck
Gloria Steinem

[This is my first attempt, so it might be screwed up.
Please tell me, guide me, oh great guru Steve T.]

Whoops, I didn't continue from the previous post. so sorri
Actually Jean is French for John?

You did fine, except for referring to me as Steve T. I just don't see it as an acceptable shortening/abbreviation of steve(thelil). First of all it's one word. Secondly, if you want to parse it it's steve the lil, so if anything, it would be steve L (in fact, in what passes for a real life, I am "Steve L." Thirdly, yes, I'm fully aware of how douchey I'm sounding.

jazzbluescat wrote:John Coltrane
John Steinbeck
Gloria Steinem

[This is my first attempt, so it might be screwed up.
Please tell me, guide me, oh great guru Steve T.]

Whoops, I didn't continue from the previous post. so sorri
Actually Jean is French for John?

Jean is French for John. So you inadvertently did it right, after all!

jazzbluescat wrote:John Coltrane
John Steinbeck
Gloria Steinem

George Steinbrenner
David Brenner
Hal David

jazzbluescat wrote:
David Copperfield
Goldie Hawn
Phil Silvers

Horace Silver
Horace Tapscott
Scott Hamilton

*I always feel that it's a bonus when we can respond with 3 jazz-related names.

Phil Spector
Regina Spektor
Reggie Workman

Gentle Giant wrote:Phil Spector
Regina Spektor
Reggie Workman

Steve Jobs
Kurtis Blow
Lauren Bacall

[quote="mjb"

Steve Jobs
Kurtis Blow
Lauren Bacall[/quote]

Cleopatra
Pat Butram'
Eb

steve(thelil) wrote:
Cleopatra
Pat Butram'
Eb

Eberhard Weber
Jon Christensen
Kenny Wheeler

jazzbluescat wrote:Kenny G
Kenny Dorham
Kenny Garrett

Gary Burton
George Burton
Burt Bacharach

Brigitte Bardot
Claudia Cardinale
Anouk Aimée

uli wrote:Brigitte Bardot
Claudia Cardinale
Anouk Aimée

Miles Davis
Sammy Davis
Spencer Davis

Davis Love II
Davis Love
Mike Love

2 Horace Silver and 3 John Coltrane on the first page ????

jazzbluescat wrote:Michael Brecker
Dewey Redman
John Coltrane

Ravi Coltrane
Ravi Shankar
Bud Shank

Scott Dolan wrote:Prison Shank
Shake Me
me wag

who is "Shake Me?" These are supposed to be real people this time, Scott... "Prison Shank???"

Scott Dolan wrote:Prison Shank
Shake Me
me wag

U Thant
Van Morrison
Bus Bassey

Sheila E.
Van Cliburn
Shirley Bassey

Lionel Messi
Paolo Rossi
Betty Bossi

Lionel Hampton
Hampton Hawes
Major Holley