Les Lieber, Who Served Jazz To The Lunch Crowd, Dies At 106

NEIL GENZLINGER, New York Times: Obituaries
Mon, 07/16/2018 - 4:53pm

His Jazz at Noon series, which ran for more than 45 years, featured skilled amateur players alongside well-known guest professionals.

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Les Lieber, Who Served Jazz To The Lunch Crowd, Dies At 106

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