Humph

Humph made life better. I first became aware of him on I’m Sorry I Haven’t A Clue in the early ’90s, going to several recordings and enjoying his extraordinary dead pan wit. Later, when I got into jazz, I couldn’t believe that this great wonderful trumpeter was the same man. How could he have so much talent? Through The Best of Jazz he enlarged my interest in music and introduced me to a variety of wonderful artists.

Humph died at 7pm yesterday. I will miss hearing him.

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3 thoughts on “Humph”

  1. Our thoughts go out at this time to the lovely Samantha. I hope that Humph has left her well provided for.

  2. Let’s hope she can find solace with her other friends, such as the kindly old archivist…

    …as is customary, record researcher Samantha made her regular visit to the gramophone library earlier. The kindly old archivist keeps a small terrier for company. Samantha makes a point of taking him a treat of a biscuit or two. The archivist says he always loves to watch his little dog as he scampers up to Samantha with her couple of crackers held out, and pants around her ankles…

  3. Let’s hope she can find solace with her other friends, such as the kindly old archivist…

    …as is customary, record researcher Samantha made her regular visit to the gramophone library earlier. The kindly old archivist keeps a small terrier for company. Samantha makes a point of taking him a treat of a biscuit or two. The archivist says he always loves to watch his little dog as he scampers up to Samantha with her couple of crackers held out, and pants around her ankles…

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