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[...]in May 1940, at the Oriental Theatre in Chicago, came the famous squabble between Fazola and Ray Conniff, which prompted Faz to leave the band. Fazola was featured on Two O 'Clock Jump and it was reported that he led a Hot Eight from within in the band, including Jimmy Troutman, trumpet, Bill Mustard, trombone, Hugh Hudgings, tenor, Frankie Carle, piano, Russ Bennett, guitar, Jimmy Middleton, bass, Hack O'Brien, drums.14 Fazola's stay with Heidt lasted a few weeks only, ending while the band was at the Capitol Theatre in New York. \"19 Louis Armstrong and the All Stars were in town between February 27 and March 3, 1949 for Mardi Gras, when Louis was crowned King of the Zulus. Notes: 1 Interview, The Mississippi Rag, April 2004 2 Note to The Bob Crosby Golden Anniversary Tribute album, 1985, Crosby Music Agency (no number) 3 Interview with Gordon Cruikshank, Take The Jazz Train, BBC Radio Scotland 4 To Whitney Balliett, \"Improvising\", Oxford University Press, 1977 5 To Ian Crosbie, reprinted in IAJRC Journal, September 2013 6 Max Herman, with Floyd Levin, \"First Trumpet\", Vantage Press, 2006 7 John Chilton, \"Stomp Off, Let's Go!\", Jazz Book Service, 1983 8 Duncan Schiedt, \"The Jazz State Of Indiana\", self-published, 1977 9 Al Rose and Edmond Souchon, \"New Orleans Jazz: A Family Album\", Louisiana State University Press, 1984 10 Garry Boulard, \"Louis Prima\", University of Illinois Press, 2002 11 George Hoefer, Down Beat, December 1, 1950 12 George Simon, \"The Big Bands\", Collier Books, 1974 13 Humphrey Lyttelton, \"The Best Of Jazz\", BBC Radio 2, September 27, 1972 14 The Melody Maker, December 11, 1943 15 Down Beat, September 22, 1948 16 Down Beat, April 8, 1949 17 Bert Whyatt, \"Muggsy Spanier: The Lonesome Road\", Jazzology Press, 1995 18 Interview, February 2, 1961, Hogan Jazz Archive, Tulane University 19 The Melody Maker, April 9, 1949 20 Fazola composed by Ken Mathieson

According to a study from Cornell University College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, humans' emotional states are related to their perception of taste.What's the Scoop? * New Zealand is the top ice cream consumer in the world with a per capita consumption of 7.5 gallons per year. * The best-selling ice cream in the U.S. is vanilla, but the most loved flavor is mint chocolate chip. * In 1929, Rocky Road became the first widely available flavor other than vanilla, chocolate and strawberry. * The ice cream cone was popularized in 1904 at the St. Louis World's Fair, when an ice cream seller ran out of bowls and a waffle maker rolled his pastries into a cone shape to help. * Ben & Jerry's has an ice cream graveyard for its failed flavors.Cool Down With Summertime Tunes \"In the Summertime,\" Mungo Jerry \"Orange Skies,\" Love \"Cool Water,\" Sons of the Pioneers \"Banana Split for My Baby,\" Louis Prima \"Sunny Afternoon,\" The Kinks \"Summer in the City,\" The Lovin' Spoonful \"I Melt With You,\" Modern English \"Ice Cream Cakes,\" Jeff Beck Group \"I go running when I have to.