Three Wishes
The Baroness inquired of Roy Brooks of his three wishes and he replied…- “Prosperity”
- “Happiness.”
- “Three more wishes.”
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Three Wishes
When asked what his three wishes were Frank Gant said:- “To be the monkey’s paw!”
- “To be able to swing the thing.”
- “The power of suggestion.”
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Requisites
George Otsuka gathered his Trio and went into the Columbia Records studio in Japan to lay down the tracks for his Page 1 on October 14, 1967 for the Tact Jazz Series. The session was recorded by Shuji Otsuke.
Songs: A1 Page 1 A2 Bye Bye Blackbird A3 Theme B1 Blues For Alice B2 It Might As Well Be Spring B3 Potato Chips B4 Theme Personnel: Bass – Masaoki Terakawa Drums – George Otsuka Piano – Hideo Ichikawa
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Three Wishes
G. T. Hogan was asked by Pannonica what his three wishes were and he said:- “Health.”
- “Wealth.”
- “The thing that comes naturally.”
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Three Wishes
J. C. Heard told the Baroness his answers to her three questions were:
- “Not to have to worry about when the next gig’s coming up.”
- “To have enough money to be sure that my family would be able to live in comfort all the rest of their days.”
- “To always be remembered for my contribution to jazz, just the way Bird is today.”
*Excerpt from Three Wishes: An Intimate Look at Jazz Greats – Complied and Photographed by Pannonica de Koenigswarter
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