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	Lady of the killing fields - smh.com.au
		Rendell's characters often live on the margins - of society and sanity - and a constant theme is how communities assimilate those who have lost their way, and how they manage the quiet threat they can pose.
		Rendell cannot abide unfairness, and she combines this with a high-minded and proactive sense of responsibility.
		Rendell was made a Labour peer in 1997 and she thrives on her work in the House of Lords, where she has spoken in support of the homeless and gay rights.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2002/11/29/1038386308768.html?oneclick=true (1344 words)

	Don Rendell - Jazz Monthly...
		Don has sought conducive musical surroundings for some years; he is not likely to remain in a band once he finds himself at variance with the musical policy.
		Rendell and the remnants of his band were taken into the ranks of Tony Crombie's orchestra, which gave Don a much needed breathing-space from the responsibilities he had been shouldering.
		Don and his men believe that the public has a right to expect musical efficiency from jazz musicians as well as the obvious qualities of swing, excitement and melody.
	freespace.virgin.net /davidh.taylor/don1.htm (2300 words)

	Record Reviews (1961-1963) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		This is the first album of the new Don Rendell group, and, indeed, the new Don Rendell.
		Rendell is in his early 30s; Bond is 23; Burch, 29; Archer, 22; and Kinorra, 20.
		Rendell stands exposed in line with conventional U.S. tenorists in his approach; Bond belongs to the wilder, few-holds-barred school of playing.
	www.grahambond.net /recordreviews-1.html (1137 words)

	Demons In Her View: The Ruth Rendell Information Site: Interviews
		Rendell, then dark-haired, opened the door and let me in; moments later, she looked at me with an expression of shock, as if she had just woken from a dream, or as if I were an intruder.
		Rendell, with her modern fl shoulder bag and youngish clothes, might, from any distance, be a woman entering, rather than leaving, middle age.
		(Don Rendell died earlier this year, of cancer.) Her only son is a social worker living in Colorado; in his professional capacity he dealt with the aftermath of the Columbine High School shootings.
	www.gusworld.com.au /books/rendell/creeping.htm (2085 words)

	Arts \| Don Rendell
		The appeal of Rendell's playing is closely tied to his longevity as a player: his roots in the work of Lester Young are always apparent on tenor sax, but his early fascination with John Coltrane is audible too.
		Rendell's work also occasionally suggests visits to world music, with the soprano saxophone sometimes taking on the characteristics of a north African or oriental instrument.
		The Young connection was made explicit in Rendell's original Spotlight on Pres, with the saxophonist's blearily epigrammatic solo barely visiting the tune and his timing constantly challenging the beat.
	arts.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,4832364-108884,00.html (291 words)

	Being Ruth Rendell - theage.com.au
		Rendell's name is indelibly lodged on the landscape of middle-England, but her work also has a passionate following among European film directors.
		Rendell, by and large, is happy with the result.
		Rendell's books involve nasty things such as murders and wife-beating, but she does not dwell on the gorier details.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2002/06/22/1023864514263.html (1275 words)

	The Books of Ruth Rendell
		Rendell is 75, fit and upright, incredibly young-looking for her age, with a humor dry as a French chablis.
		Rendell's phobias seems to be the legacy of her Swedish mother, Ebba, who fell ill with multiple sclerosis that went undiagnosed for years.
		She and Rendell's father, Arthur Grasemann (they were both school teachers based in east London), had a terrible marriage, continually shrieking at each other, giving each other the silent treatment and threatening to leave.
	users.bestweb.net /~foosie/rendell.htm (1560 words)

	Rendell/Carr Quintet
		Ian Carr is the same, a perfect partner for Don, with a dazzling technique.
		He is listed on the cover as only playing flugelhorn, but he plays in a tin mute on one number, so unless he's using a trombone mute in the flugelhorn he's on trumpet, too.
		Rendell's own composition, Garrison '64, perhaps a reminder of when he was in the French Foreign Legion (just kidding) has a frisky melody line rather like a call.
	www.jazzprofessional.com /cd_reviews/RendellCarrQuintet.htm (387 words)

	Ruth Rendell/Barbara Vine, Creator of Inspector Wexford Mysteries - Mystery Books
		When she does sits down at one or other of her four computers, it has to be when she doesn't have to head off for the House of Lords (she was made a Labour peer in 1997), walking some of the way and completing the journey by tube.
		She married a fellow journalist, Don Rendell, with whom she had a son.
		Rendell has won three Edgar Awards from the Mystery Writers of America - two for short story (1975, 1984) and one writing as Barbara Vine for the novel A Dark-Adapted Eye (1986).
	www.bellaonline.com /articles/art14569.asp (396 words)

	Reunion by Don Rendell
		Recorded in 2001 with three of the original musicians from the great Rendell/Carr quintet this album is a reunion of that band.
		The musicians on the first session are Mark Bassey trombone -7, Don Rendell, clarinet - 1, soprano - 2 and tenor-3, Michael Garrick piano, Michael Castronari, bass, Alan Jackson, drums.
		The quintet in the second session are Ian Carr, trumpet - 8, and flugelhorn, Don Rendell, flute- 4, alto-5 and tenor-3, Richard Busiakiewicz, piano, Michael Castronari, bass, Robin Jones, drums
	www.jazzcds.co.uk /artist_id_509/cd_id_572 (199 words)

	rendell - Comparison, price and purchase on Shopping Lycos
		The tragic death of a child begins a chain of deception, kidnap & murder in the lives of Benet & her mother Mopsa.
		Don Rendell / Ian Carr Quintet - Phase III/Live
		Don Rendell / Ian Carr Quintet - Change Is
	shopping.lycos.co.uk /search/rendell.html (167 words)

	Don Rendell discography...
		Articles on the early Don Rendell groups were published in Jazz Monthly in 1957 and 1961...
		Don Rendell formed his first sextet in 1954 and it remained in existence for about a year before breaking up mid 1955.
		In the summer of 1955 Don Rendell joined Ted Heath and had a couple of solo spots on a live recording of the final Palladium swing session on August 21st,1955.
	freespace.virgin.net /davidh.taylor/rendell.htm (2377 words)

	From Doon with Death by Ruth Rendell - review
		From Doon With Death is Ruth Rendell's first novel, and also marks the literary debuts of protagonists Chief Inspector Reg Wexford, and his partner in crime-solving, Inspector Mike Burden.
		Ruth Rendell was born in 1930 of parents who were both school teachers.
		She married journalist Don Rendell when she was twenty and gave birth to her only son, in 1953, three years later.
	mostlyfiction.com /sleuths/rendell.htm (854 words)

	Don Rendell/Ian Carr Quintet: Change Is
		The duo are key collaborators on the crucially important Integration and Greek Variations albums reissued by Universal/Impressed, while the wonderfully eclectic web-based reissue label BGO has released five of the Rendell/Carr Quintet's albums and all of Carr's albums with Nucleus.
		Recorded in '69, it is the last album recorded by the Quintet before the two leaders went their mostly separate ways, Carr to form Nucleus and Rendell to lead his own, less feted but equally exciting, two saxes/pianoless Quartet.
		Given its position in the end-of-one-era/start-of-another development of Rendell's and Carr's music, Change Is is a remarkably cohesive work, wholly enduring and richly enjoyable, and it's a joy to have it back.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=15021 (581 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Ruth (Don Rendell) Tan Samfu (Don Rendell) Jubal (Don Rendell) Spooks (Don Rendell/Ian Carr) Prayer (Michael Garrick) Hot Rod (Ian Carr / Michael Garrick) Dusk Fire (Michael Garrick) (Recorded: London, March 16 and 17, 1966) Don Rendell (ts/ss/fl/cl), Ian Carr (tpt/fln), Michael Garrick (p), Dave Green (b), Trevor Tomkins (d)
		Don Rendell (ts/ss/fl/), Ian Carr (tpt/fln), John Mealing (p), Michael Garrick (p), Dave Green (b), Trevor Tomkins (d)
		Don Rendell (ts/ss/cl/fl), Ian Carr (tpt/fln), Michael Garrick (p), Mark Bassey (tb), Mario Castronari (b), Alan Jackson (d), Richard Busiakiewicz (p), Robin Jones (d)
	www.geocities.com /icnucleus/Rendell-CarrDiscog.htm (281 words)

	Amazon.ca: Roarin: Music: Don (New Quintet) Rendell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The first in a series of incredibly rare albums that British saxophone great Don Rendell released in the 60s.
		This album is a tour-de-force of hard bop that stands up to anything recorded in the states at the same time.
		The Huge Success of Gilles Peterson's "Impressed" Series May have Sparked This, and Some of their Key Moments were Based around the Brilliance of Rendell's Work with Ian Carr in a Later Quintet.
	www.amazon.ca /Roarin-Don-New-Quintet-Rendell/dp/B0006959QK (257 words)

	The New Don Rendell Quintet \| Roarin'
		It's a raucous, sweaty, at times honking and screaming ruckus of hard bop, laced with jump jive and blues roots—and it's as enjoyable today as it must have been forty something years ago.
		Recorded in '61, the album catches Don Rendell, aged 35, returning to the scene after a year or so's absence, secure in the style which would help make the quintet he later co-led with Ian Carr such a consistently exciting force in British jazz.
		Personnel: Don Rendell, tenor saxophone; Graham Bond, alto saxophone; John Burch, piano; Tony Archer, bass; Phil Kinorra, drums.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=15680 (395 words)

	Don Rendell Tour Dates & Tickets
		One of the elder statesmen of British jazz and one of its most admired and respected players, equally at home on tenor, alto and soprano saxes, flute, alto flute and clarinet.
		Sorry - we don't have any Don Rendell tour dates listed in the UK at the moment, but we can send you an immediate email as soon as we hear of more.
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	www.ents24.com /web/artist/45684/Don_Rendell.html (123 words)

	popsike.com - DON RENDELL/IAN CARR QUINTET- Dusk Fire - auction details
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		Don Rendell/Ian Carr Quintet- Dusk Fire, Columbia SX 6064 UK 1966, Lansdowne Series,with Don Rendell, Ian Carr, Dave Green, Michael Garrick, Trevor Tomkin.After 37 years the record is in really nice condition.
		Part of the tracks are by Rendell himself, part by Rendell and Ian Carr and also 2 tracks by Michael Garrick.
	www.popsike.com /php/detaildata.php?itemnr=2542088939 (178 words)

	The New Don Rendell Quintet - Roarin' (BGP CDBGPM 166) \| Uppers Music Reviews
		The New Don Rendell Quintet - Roarin' (BGP CDBGPM 166)
		The New Don Rendell Quintet - Roarin' (BGP CDBGPM 166)
		The name Don Rendell is not likely to stir any memory of too many reader's here at Uppers or too many other places for that matter.
	www.uppers.org /showArticle.asp?article=713 (801 words)

	Arts \| The New Don Rendell Quintet, Roarin'
		All the excitement of the time is present in these seven pieces, which nod to Charles Mingus, Ornette Coleman, and Cannonball Adderley while constructing a bridge between soul-jazz and the avant-garde.
		Bond's scalding alto and Rendell's more considered tenor made a wonderful team, particularly in their passages of unaccompanied contrapuntal improvisations, while the underrated pianist and composer John Burch is given a rare showcase.
		Even now, Bond's funky choruses on Blue Monk are enough to raise the hairs on the back of the neck.
	arts.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,5087176-110430,00.html (121 words)

	Buy Don Rendell And Ian Carr\|Don Rendell\|Ian Carr Quintet - Shades Of Blue/Dusk Fire - Compact Disc from ...
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		5 Garrison 64 Don Rendell Ian Carr Quintet
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	GrassrootsPA » Critics Don’t Buy Rendell’s Pittsburgh Pitch. UPDATE: PA GOP Responds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Rendell has been the worst Governor this state has ever seen!!!
		There is no way Fast Eddie would ever get my vote again and not voting at all for Governor is just like giving a vote to Rendell.
		Finally, GrassrootsPA is not obligated to respond to any email or comment left on this blog and GrassrootsPA disclaims any liability for failing to respond to any e-mail or comment generated by this blog.
	www.grassrootspa.com /blog/archives/10253 (642 words)

	The Bebop Shop Don Rendell & Ian Carr
		As part of the new Impressed Repressed line - From the late Neil Ardley, his first extended piece recorded for Denis Preston at the famed Lansdowne Studios. A exceptional, orchestrated jazz work with material from Ian Carr & Don Rendell. Recorded 1970. (Universal Jazz);
		Don Rendell - Ian Carr Quintet/ Don Rendell Four & Five (CD: Spotlite)
		Don Rendell & His Big 8: If I Should Lose You (CD: Spotlite)
	www.thebebopshop.com /acatalog/Don_Rendell___Ian_Carr.html (170 words)

	The BACKUP Ian Carr + Nucleus Website
		Michael Garrick, Don Rendell and Paul Moylan were amongst many others who came out to support Ian Carr at a benefit gig for him on 26 September at the 100 Club, London
		A veritable galaxy of stars turned out for the occasion including Don Rendell, Michael Garrick, Tony Coe, Jeff Clyne, Geoff Castle, Dill Katz, John L Walters and Warren Greveson (from Zyklus), Cleveland Watkiss, Geoff Eales and many others.
		In May 2001, Ian Carr played with his old partner Don Rendell to a packed foyer audience at the Royal Festival Hall, in one of several concerts celebrating 50 years of the South Bank.
	icnucleus.tripod.com (2670 words)

	Reunion by Don Rendell
		Linger With Lester - Alan Jackson, Michael Garrick, Mario Castronari, Don Rendell, Mark Bassey
		Pause and Effect - Alan Jackson, Mario Castronari, Michael Garrick, Mark Bassey, Don Rendell
		Afterthought - Alan Jackson, Mario Castronari, Michael Garrick, Don Rendell, Mark Bassey
	www.mmguide.musicmatch.com /album/album.cgi?ALBUMID=1387938 (238 words)

	Amazon.com: Meet Don Rendell: Music: Don Rendell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		My Heart Belongs To Daddy - Don Rendell Sextet
		On A Slow Boat To China - Don Rendell Quartet
		From This Moment On - Don Rendell Quartet
	www.amazon.com /Meet-Don-Rendell/dp/B000059T6O (377 words)

	Melody Maker Jazz Poll
		His two bands, The Don Rendell / Ian Carr Quintet and Nucleus won the MM jazz poll (British section) top small group categories for three years each, from 1967-1969 and 1971-1973 respectively.
		However, Soft Machine finally ground to a halt by the beginning of the 1980s, whilst Ian Carr and Nucleus continued playing into the mid-1980s and continued making sporadic live appearances into the 21st Century.
		Tenor sax section: Tubby Hayes (1st place) Ronnie Scott (2nd place) Danny Moss (3rd place) Dick Morrissey (4th place) Don Rendell (5th place) Note: as at 2003, Danny Moss and Don Rendell are still going strong and playing gigs in their seventies!
	www.geocities.com /icnucleus/MMjazzpolls.html (469 words)

	Shock Records - DON RENDELL AND IAN CARR (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
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