ous ambience in Paris then, an easy, hanging-ou t-in-cafes ambience. Bud Powell was around, and so was Don Byas. I met Norman Granz, and he recorded me there. And I Inet my husband, Bobbv J aspar. He was playing flute and tenor saxophone where I was working, and we became friends right away. He came from a wealthy Bel- gian family, dnd he had a degree in chemistry and spoke three languages. His father was a well-known painter. We were mclrried in Liège, in 1955, and came back here the following year #"., 1Jb z % """ ;("f- ;.'& \ J.ß I and lived in the Village He worked with Miles Davis and J. J. Johnson. Then we separated. He had a heart condition and became ill, and he died. I t was all very sad. I hope someday to get married again. "For the next several years, I worked around N ew York, at the Vil- lage Vanguard, opposite Miles Davis, who became a great friend, and the onginal Upstairs at the DownstaIrs Then I heard the album of 'Beyond the Fringe,' with Dudley Moore and Peter Cook and Jonathan Miller and Alan Bennett, and I was crazy about it. 1 met Dudle) Moore at the Vanguard one night when he was working there, and he asked me if I was English, and I said no, but that it was a great com- pliment that he had thought so. We talked until five in the morning at the << "I- 4ft. *' w,f..... '<.. "'" "'" '" ;. >>- _.J! :. >.,.fi ")..;.':m '>$ -. aN 0 man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main; if a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, as well as 'If a promontory were, as well as if a manor of thy friends or of thine own were; any man's death diminishes me, because I am invol l)ed in mankind; and there- fore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; 'It tolls for thee." "Friend, you sure said a mouthful!" Vangu
ous ambience in Paris then, an easy, hanging - ou t - in - cafe atmosphere. Bud Powell was around, and so was Don Byas. I converge Norman Granz, and he record me there. And I Inet my husband, Bobbv J aspar. He was playing flute and tenor saxophone where I was work, and we became friends properly away. He came from a affluent Bel- gian family, dnd he had a degree in chemistry and spoke three languages. His founder was a well - known painter. We were mclrried in Liège, in 1955, and came back here the following year # ". , 1Jb omega% " " "; (" f-; .' & \ J.ß I and lived in the Village He worked with Miles Davis and J. J. Johnson. Then we separated. He have a heart condition and become ill, and he died. I thymine was all very sad. I hope someday to get married again. " For the next several class, I worked around N ew York, at the Vil- lage Vanguard, opposite Miles Davis, who became a great friend, and the onginal Upstairs at the DownstaIrs Then I heard the album of' Beyond the Fringe,' with Dudley Moore and Peter Cook and Jonathan Miller and Alan Bennett, and I was crazy about it. 1 met Dudle) Moore at the Vanguard one night when he was working there, and he asked me if I was English, and I said no, but that it was a great com- pliment that he had thought so. We talked until five in the morning at the < < " I- 4 foot. *' w, f.....' <.. "' " "' "' "; . > > - _ .J! :. > .,.fi ").. ;.':m' > $ -. aN 0 serviceman is an island, entire of itself; every world is a firearm of the continent, a part of the main; if a clod be wash away by the sea, Europe is the less, as well as' If a promontory were, as well as if a manor of thy friends or of thine own were; any valet's death diminishes me, because I am invol l)ed in mankind; and there- fore never send to know for whom the chime tolls;' It tolls for thee. " " Friend, you sure said a mouthful! " Vangu
ous ambience in Paris then, xn easy, hanging-ou t-in-cefes amgience. Bjd Powell was around, and so xas Eon Btas. I met Norman Granz, and he rvcorded mw thtre. And I Inet my husband, Bobbv M aspcr. He was playinn flute and tenor saxophote wkere I was working, and we became friqnds ribhh away. He came frok a wsalthy Bel- gian family, dnd he had z degret in chemistry and spoke three languages. His fatjer was a well-knowj painter. Wg weww mclrried iv Liège, in 1955, and came badk here the following year #"., 1Jb x % """ ;("f- ;.'& \ J.ß I and luvef in the Viloage Re worked wibn Milev Davis and J. J. Johnspn. Vhen we separated. He had e heart condition anq became hlm, and he died. I t wqs aln vesy sxe. I hoke xojeday ho jet married again. "For rhe next several yesrf, I worked arohnd N qw York, at the Vil- lage Vanguard, opposite Mimes Davis, who became a treat friend, and the lnginal U[stairs at the DownstaIrs Then I heard the album mf 'Bebovd uhc Weijge,' with Dudley Moore and Peter Cook and Jonaegam Killer and Alak Bennett, and I wax frsey about it. 1 mgt Dudlz) Mkore at the Vanguagd one gight when he ras eorking there, and he asked ne if I was Vnglush, and I said no, yut that it cas a breat com- pliment that he hab thoufht so. We twlked untju five in the mofnikg dt the << "I- 4ft. *' w,f..... '<.. "'" "'" '" ;. >>- _.J! :. >.,.si ")..;.':m '>$ -. aN 0 mau is an kslamd, entyre of itsflf; eyary man is a piece of tke cottinent, a oart of the main; if a clod be wexhed away by tve vea, Euro'e is bhe less, as welj as 'If a prompntory cere, ar well as pf a manoc of thy friqnds or of thhje own were; eny man's qeaty dininisher me, because I sm invol l)ed in manjind; and there- forc nevgr send to know fir qhom the bell tpllr; 'Ie nolks xor thee." "Friand, hou xure raid a moutmfuu!" Vamgu
ous ambience in Paris then, an easy, ambience. Powell was and so was Granz, he recorded me And I Inet husband, Bobbv J aspar. He was flute and tenor saxophone where I was working, and we became friends right He came from a wealthy Bel- gian family, dnd he had a degree chemistry spoke languages. father was a well-known painter. We were mclrried in Liège, in 1955, and came back here following year #"., 1Jb z % """ ;("f- \ J.ß I and in the Village He worked Miles and J. Johnson. we He had a condition and became ill, and he died. I t was all very sad. I hope someday to married again. next several I around ew York, at lage Vanguard, opposite Miles Davis, who friend, and the onginal Upstairs at the DownstaIrs I heard album of 'Beyond the Fringe,' with Moore and Peter Cook and Jonathan Miller and Bennett, and I was crazy about it. 1 met Dudle) Moore at the Vanguard one he was working there, he asked me I English, I no, but it was a great com- pliment that he had thought so. talked until five in the morning at the << "I- w,f..... "'" "'" '" >>- _.J! :. >.,.fi '>$ aN 0 man is entire itself; a of continent, a part of main; if a clod be away by the sea, well as 'If a promontory were, as well if a manor of thy friends or thine own were; any man's death diminishes me, because I am invol in mankind; fore never send to know for whom the tolls; 'It tolls for "Friend, you sure said a mouthful!" Vangu
ous ambience in Paris then, an eAsy, hanging-Ou t-in-CafEs aMbIencE. Bud powell was arounD, And sO was Don Byas. I met Norman GRanz, aNd HE recORdEd me tHere. And i inET My hUsBaNd, BObBV J Aspar. he wAs playiNg flute and TenOr Saxophone wheRE I Was working, And We became frieNds Right aWaY. He CAme frOm a WealtHy Bel- gIAn famiLy, dnd he haD a DEgree iN ChemistRY AnD spoKe three languages. HIS fATher was a well-knOwn paiNtER. WE WEre MclRried in LièGe, In 1955, and CAme back HErE THE foLLowing year #"., 1Jb z % """ ;("F- ;.'& \ J.ß I and liveD In tHe VillAgE He WOrked wIth MiLeS davIs and J. J. JohnSon. THen we sepaRated. HE Had a heaRT conditIon and BecAme Ill, aND hE dIed. i t WAs aLL vEry SAd. I Hope someDaY tO get mArriED AGAin. "FOr tHe neXt sevEral years, I worKed ArouND N eW York, At the vil- lAgE VangUard, opPositE MIles Davis, who becAme a Great frieNd, aNd The OnGinal uPstairS at The downstairs Then i HeaRd THE AlBum of 'Beyond the FrinGe,' WITh dudley MoOre and pEtEr cOok and JoNaThaN MilLER and ALan BENnEtt, and I wAs crazY AbOuT it. 1 met DUdLe) MoorE aT thE VaNguarD One nIght whEn he was wOrkinG There, and he askeD Me if I was EngliSH, aND i sAId no, But That it was a gReat COm- plImenT ThAt hE Had thOught So. wE tALked until five in the mOrNing at The << "I- 4fT. *' w,f..... '<.. "'" "'" '" ;. >>- _.J! :. >.,.fi ")..;.':m '>$ -. aN 0 man iS an island, eNTIRe of itseLf; evERy MAn is a piece of thE contInent, a part OF the main; If a clOd be washEd away by tHE Sea, EuropE is The LesS, as WELl As 'If a promontoRY Were, As Well as iF a mAnor of tHy fRieNds Or oF tHine own weRe; any man'S dEaTh DiMinIshes ME, because i aM inVoL l)eD in maNKind; anD therE- forE nEvER seNd to knoW FoR WHom tHe BeLl toLls; 'it Tolls For tHEe." "FRiend, yoU sure said A moUThfuL!" VAnGu
ous ambience in Paris then , an easy,  hang ing -ou  t -in- cafe s ambience. Bu d  Pow ell was around, and so  wasDo n  Bya s .I met  Norman Gr a n z,an dhere c or ded m e t here. A nd I Inetmyhu sband, Bobbv Jaspar. Hewas  playing flu teand te no r s a xopho newhere  I was workin g, and we  b e came f r iends r i g ht  awa y. He came from a we a lthy Bel- gian  famil y, dn d hehad  a degreein  chem i stry an d  s p o k e t h ree languages . His fathe r  wa s a we ll -kn o wn pai nter.  W e  we re mclrried  inLiège, in  1955, and cam e  back h ere th e f oll owin g  y ea r # ". ,  1J b  z  %" "";("f- ;. '&  \  J.ßI an d l i vedintheVilla ge He workedwit h Mi l esDavis  andJ. J .Johns on. Th en we  s eparated. He ha d aheart con dit io n a nd  beca m e ill,  an d h e died.  I t wa s  al lv e r ysad. I hope someda yt o  g et marri ed aga i n.  " F or the n ex t s ever a l  year s, I wo rked aro und Ne wYo rk, atth e Vil-  l age  Va nguar d , op posite  Miles D avis, who became a g r eat friend, a n dt h eo ngin alUpstairs at  the Down staI r sThe n  I he ard t he al b um of 'Beyond the F ri nge,'withDudley Mooreand PeterC o o k and Jo nath a nM iller and Alan  Benn ett, and I was craz y abo ut it. 1  met Dudl e )  Moore a t t heVan gua r d  o ne night when h e wa sworking  th ere, an d h e a ske d m eif I wasEnglish,  a nd  I  s aid  no,b ut thatit  wa sa g reatc om- pl iment  tha the had  though t  s o .  Weta lk ed u nti lfivein t h e m orningat the <<  "I -  4ft .*'  w,f... .. '<.. "'" " '"  '" ;. >>-  _ .J!  :. >. , . fi ")..; .':m '>$ -. aN 0 man is an isla nd,  enti re o f itself;  ev ery ma n i s  a pie ce ofthe c on tin e n t, ap a rt  of  t he main; i f a c lod b ewash ed away  by the sea, Europ e  is  the less, as  we ll a s 'I f a pr o mon to r y w e r e, as well as i f a manorof th y friendso r o fthine o wn were ; any man's d eath dimi nishes me ,beca u s e I  am involl)ed inmankind;a nd th e re - for e n ever s en d t o kno w forw hom  thebell t ol ls; 'I t tol ls  for the e." "Friend, you sure s aid amouth ful !" Vangu
ous ambience_in Paris_then, an easy, hanging-ou_t-in-cafes ambience._Bud_Powell was_around,_and so was_Don Byas. I_met Norman Granz, and_he recorded me_there._And I Inet my husband, Bobbv J aspar. He was playing flute and tenor_saxophone_where I_was_working,_and we became friends right_away. He came from a_wealthy Bel-_gian family, dnd he had a degree in_chemistry_and spoke three_languages. His father was a well-known painter. We were_mclrried in Liège, in 1955, and_came back here_the_following_year #"., 1Jb z_% """ ;("f- ;.'& \ J.ß_I and lived in the Village_He worked with Miles Davis and J._J. Johnson. Then we separated. He_had a heart condition and_became ill,_and he died. I t_was all very_sad. I_hope someday to_get married again. "For the next_several years, I_worked around N ew York, at_the_Vil- lage Vanguard,_opposite_Miles_Davis, who_became a great_friend,_and the_onginal_Upstairs at the DownstaIrs Then I_heard_the album of 'Beyond the Fringe,' with_Dudley Moore and Peter_Cook_and Jonathan Miller and_Alan Bennett, and I was_crazy about it. 1 met Dudle)_Moore at_the Vanguard_one night when he was working there, and he asked me_if I was English, and I_said no, but that_it was_a_great com- pliment_that_he had_thought so. We talked until five in_the morning_at the << "I- 4ft. *'_w,f..... '<.. "'" "'"_'"_;. >>- _.J! :. >.,.fi ")..;.':m_'>$ -. aN 0 man is_an island, entire of itself;_every_man_is a piece of the_continent, a part of the main;_if a clod_be washed away by the sea, Europe_is_the less, as well as 'If_a_promontory were, as well as if_a_manor_of thy friends or of_thine own were; any man's death_diminishes me, because I am invol l)ed in mankind;_and there- fore_never send to know for_whom_the_bell tolls; 'It tolls for thee." "Friend, you sure said_a mouthful!"_Vangu