I thought it was Charles (not Moore) because the cobra is supposed to be the one hypnotized by the flute (or in this case, tenor sax), not the mongoose.
I'd like to thank the researchers at 'all about jazz' for there indespensible findings on jazz, and all the Jazz nonces who didn't answer my question on the Jazz forum. Twats.
Kevo wrote:I'd like to thank the researchers at 'all about jazz' for there indespensible findings on jazz, and all the Jazz nonces who didn't answer my question on the Jazz forum. Twats.
HERE'S ANOTHER: Which ground-breaking black actor, at one time reviled by the Civil Rights movement for his stereotyped blackman persona on film, (he was also the first millionaire black actor) used to hang out with Muhammad Ali,
The Greatest went as far to say the above man helped him perfect the so-called 'Anchor punch' which knocked out(?) Sonny Liston in their rematch?
DIRT SUGAR wrote:HERE'S ANOTHER: Which ground-breaking black actor, at one time reviled by the Civil Rights movement for his stereotyped blackman persona on film, (he was also the first millionaire black actor) used to hang out with Muhammad Ali,
The Greatest went as far to say the above man helped him perfect the so-called 'Anchor punch' which knocked out(?) Sonny Liston in their rematch?
i`m only guessing here ben and joe but i think clark`s claim to fame was first round knockouts, he and young otto i think.
i could be wrong, in fact i usually am!!