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Dutch jazz harmonica player (1916–2004)
Max van Gelder (12 February 1916 – 2 October 2004), professionally known as Max Geldray, was a Dutch harmonica player. Best known for providing musical
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Radio show
introduces Max Geldray as follows: "Just before this show started, Mr. Max Geldray died. His wife described his condition as: satisfactory." Geldray then plays
The_Last_Goon_Show_of_All
BBC Radio show broadcast from 1951 to 1960
title was changed to The Goon Show, musical interludes were shortened, Max Geldray joined the musical lineup, and the Stargazers left partway through the
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Milligan, Michael Bentine, The Ray Ellington Quartet, The Stargazers, Max Geldray and the BBC Dance Orchestra, conducted by Stanley Black. Announcer: Andrew
List of The Goon Show episodes
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Name list
long-distance runner Max van Gelder (1924–2019), Dutch water polo player Max Geldner (1875–1958), Swiss footballer Max Geldray (1916–2004), Dutch jazz
Max_(given_name)
English composer and conductor (1924–2009)
woman in 1970, at the age of 46. According to her friend and colleague Max Geldray, she struggled with her gender identity throughout her life, and according
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Brendan Power Rob Paparozzi Philip Achille Larry Adler Sébastien Charlier Max Geldray Filip Jers Carlos del Junco Charles Leighton Howard Levy Grégoire Maret
List_of_harmonicists
Watkins (1921–1977) Larry Adler (1914–2001) William Galison (born 1958) Max Geldray (1916–2004) Howard Levy (born 1951) Grégoire Maret (born 1975) Eddie
List_of_jazz_musicians
1956 British TV comedy series
in bizarre and often surreal comedy sketches. Jazz harmonica player Max Geldray had a music segment in the show, reprising his role from The Goon Show
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Military unit
brigade were perpetuated by the Garderegiment Fuseliers Prinses Irene. Max Geldray (1916–2004), jazz musician, wounded in Normandy. I Motorized Independent
Royal Netherlands Motorized Infantry Brigade
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raining at the time, I believe' (another Jewish reference – see Max 'Conks' Geldray). A strange sexless thing that continually changed its voice and
List of The Goon Show cast members and characters
List_of_The_Goon_Show_cast_members_and_characters
Tennessee Ernie Ford – singer and television host Alan Freed – disc jockey Max Geldray – jazz harmonica player Lud Gluskin – jazz bandleader Gogi Grant – singer
List of people from Palm Springs, California
List_of_people_from_Palm_Springs,_California
Song by Roger Wolfe Kahn and His Orchestra
closing music for the BBC's humorous The Goon Show, performed live by Max Geldray or Ray Ellington, and is commonly associated with the show. Another notable
Crazy_Rhythm
1956 British TV comedy series
Valentine Dyall Kenneth Connor Graham Stark June Whitfield Patti Lewis Max Geldray Country of origin United Kingdom No. of episodes 6 Production Running
The_Idiot_Weekly,_Price_2d
Israeli politician. Bjørnar Andresen, 59, Norwegian jazz musician. Max Geldray, 88, Dutch jazz harmonica player often credited as the world's first
Deaths_in_October_2004
2011 documentary film directed by Frank Hanly
Campers "Saturday Jump" – Humphrey Lyttelton & His Band "Crazy Rhythm" – Max Geldray with Wally Stott & His Orchestra "My Kind of Girl" – Matt Monro 1961
Produced_by_George_Martin
Episode of The Goon Show
"play back their account", which turns out to be a gramophone record. Max Geldray - "Side by Side" Ray Ellington - "Bubble, Bubble, Bubble (Pink Champagne)"
The_Fear_of_Wages
Satterfield, Lucille Dixon Robertson, Malachi Favors, Mark Ledford, Max Geldray, Michel Colombier, Milt Bernhart, Neil Ardley, Pete Jolly, Pete Strange
List_of_years_in_jazz
1956 British TV comedy series
Spike Milligan Valentine Dyall Kenneth Connor Graham Stark Patti Lewis Max Geldray John Vyvyan Mario Fabrizi Country of origin United Kingdom No. of episodes
Son_of_Fred
Music genre
Dulfer - Saxophonist Candy Dulfer - Saxophonist (Hans Dulfer's daughter) Max Geldray - Harmonica, comedy Hein van de Geyn - Double Bassist Maarten van der
Dutch_jazz
English jazz pianist (1903–1993)
Lewis. He worked in Europe late in the 1940s, including in Germany with Max Geldray (1947), at the Paris Jazz Fair with Carlo Krahmer (1949), and at the
Gerry_Moore
Month in 1916
1981)[citation needed] Max Geldray, Dutch jazz musician, best known for his harmonica performances on The Goon Show; as Max van Gelder, in Amsterdam
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8 – Jimmy Skidmore, English jazz tenor saxophonist (died 1998). 12 – Max Geldray, Dutch harmonica player (died 2004). 16 Bill Doggett, American pianist
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English radio producer (1904–1958)
the producer. Dixon had a further impact on the show as he introduced Max Geldray and Ray Ellington into the format. Towards the end of the sixth series
Pat_Dixon_(producer)
(born 1937). October 2 Bjørnar Andresen, Norwegian bassist (born 1945). Max Geldray, Dutch harmonica player (born 1916). 3 — Vernon Alley, American bassist
2004_in_jazz
Episode of The Goon Show
without them!" Sellers (giggling) : "Take your choice!" (both giggle) Max Geldray : "When the Red, Red Robin Comes Bob-bob-bobbin' Along" Ray Ellington :
Six Charlies in Search of an Author
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