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may 2019 | GAMES WORLD OF PUZZLES 75

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30 I JAZZ LEGENDS

The Sarah Vaughan CD included either Louis Armstrong or Charlie Parker (7). If it had included Charlie Parker, then it

would have been the fifth CD that Willie received (2), and the sixth CD would have included Louis Armstrong (7). However,

according to clue 10, the sixth CD either includes Duke Ellington (rather than Louis Armstrong), or was the CD Willie

received right after the Bessie Smith CD (rather than the Sarah Vaughn CD). Therefore, the Sarah Vaughan CD included

Louis Armstrong (7). Willie didn’t receive this first, second, third, or fourth (1), or seventh or eighth (3); he received it fifth

or sixth. If he had received it fifth, then the sixth CD would have included Charlie Parker (7); however, if this were the case,

then he would then have received the Bessie Smith (rather than the Sarah Vaughn) CD just before this (10). Therefore,

Willie received the Sarah Vaughan/Louis Armstrong CD sixth, the Abbey Lincoln CD seventh (3), and the Miles Davis CD

eighth (3). He received the Charlie Parker CD seventh (7). Since the sixth CD didn’t include Duke Ellington, it was the CD

that Willie received just after Bessie Smith (10), so he received the Bessie Smith CD fifth (10). The fifth CD he received

was the third CD he received after Duke Ellington (2), so he received the Duke Ellington CD second. Since the Louis

Armstrong CD that Willie received sixth (see above) was either the fourth or fifth that Willie received after Ella Fitzgerald

(1), he received the Ella Fitzgerald CD either first or second. He didn’t receive the Ella Fitzgerald CD second (5), so he

received it first (1). He received the Dinah Washington CD either just before or just after the Duke Ellington CD (10), so

he received it third. The only CD for which we have yet to determine either a female or male musician is the fourth CD,

so this included Diane Schuur and Count Basie (4). The second CD included either Nina Simone or Billie Holiday, so the

Charles Mingus CD wasn’t first or third (8); it

was fifth. The first CD included Thelonious

Monk, and the third Ornette Coleman (6). The

second CD didn’t include Nina Simone (9), so

it included Billie Holiday; by elimination, the

eighth CD included Nina Simone.

IN SUMMARY:

1st: Ella Fitzgerald, Thelonious Monk

2nd: Billie Holiday, Duke Ellington

3rd: Dinah Washington, Ornette Coleman

4th: Diane Schuur, Count Basie

5th: Bessie Smith, Charles Mingus

6th: Sarah Vaughan, Louis Armstrong

7th: Abbey Lincoln, Charlie Parker

8th: Nina Simone, Miles Davis

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