Don't remember much about this one, other than I have some vague memory of an equipment problem, possibly the drums. From what I remember it was a packed house, flanked by audience on all sides, we played a short set (compared to what we were used to!) that felt like it was over before it had begun and that we had gone over well. At this time our set always opened with "We Both Wobble", usually with "Return Britain" "It's All Right" and "Wintertime" following. I think we did "The Advocate" also.
In the LOOB scrapbook, because of all of those jazz luminaries listed in the ads next to us, Ted wrote at the bottom "...when you think of the jazz greats!"
Was Lawrence at this show, as an audience member? He's a jazz great! I'm pretty sure Lawrence and Karen Mal were in attendance. And Ward, possibly? Another jazz great! So Ted was right!
