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Soli Sorabjee listening to Jazz Music. | Photo Credit: V.V. Krishnan As the President of Capital Jazz, the Jazz India Delhi Chapter, he ensured that the music performed in Jazz Utsav was in tune with the times. Soli knew he was going. ‘We are in the departure lounge waiting for visas to come through,” he told his friend Subash a week or so ago. You wouldn’t have thought that a month earlier, when he was on stage at the India International Centre, bantering with Supreme Court judge Justice Rohinton Nariman at the launch of his collected works, Down Memory Lane.
I am indeed saddened by de passing of my Dear Friend and everybody’s Friend, Nina Maloney. Ah remember like if is today, de first timeah was going to use ah Telephone. Actually it was my first job at PWD in 1960, John Cato, ah co-worker, simply explained: “Just put de phone to your ears and wait on de Operator, tell her way yuh want.” Same time ah very pleasant female …
I am indeed saddened by de passing of my Dear Friend and everybody’s Friend, Nina Maloney. Ah remember like if is today, de first timeah was going to use ah Telephone. Actually it was my first job at PWD in 1960, John Cato, ah co-worker, simply explained: “Just put de phone to your ears and wait on de Operator, tell her way yuh want.” Same time ah very pleasant female …