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Chicago Jazz and Then Some: As Told by One of the Original Chicagoans, Jess Stacy - Paperback Madeline Love Easily find your perfect viewingReport copyright infringement by Jean Porter Dmytryk (Author) Jess Stacy was the kindest, sweetest, most generous man to grace this Earth. It was my lucky day when I decided to buy a house in Laurel Canyon, and my husband felt the same. After years of living in Los Angeles and working the Hollywood studios, circumstances took us all over the world and we had sold our Bel Aire home. Children gone, it was just the two of us. Lookout Mountain Ave. was