SUNY at Stony Brook - Specula Yearbook (Stony Brook, NY)

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3 1 And we played Amafeur Hour wifh our own local falenf. emceed by fhe Cool Jerlc. There was a Lion and Lamb Dance, and an informal concerf feafuring Grachian Moncur, Ill. Informal concerfs have become games unique fo fhis place. Puffing a performer in a lobby is a kind of madness, indeed. The Jazz Bag followed. puffing performers in a proper and more fiffing place. Thelonious Monk, Thad Jones, fhe Jalci Byard Trio and ofhers heafed up fhe evening. Then came Sfolcely Carmichael fo show us how fo play Sfolcely Carmichael, a disfinguished game in ifs own l righf, civil or ofherwise. mm l-

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