It was published in 1968, and is set in the height of Swinging London.
At the height of Swinging London and into the 1970s, the Shaffers were a happening couple.
Even at the height of "Swinging London" there was something brittle about the city's self-promotion, as though it knew this was but an Indian summer.
Tellingly, the first truly great song he wrote focused on the outsider: recorded at the height of Swinging London, 1966's The London Boys offered up the era's gloomy flipside, a monochrome drama of poverty, amphetamine psychosis, grimy bedsits and cafes.
The height of swings, slides and other playground equipment must be a safe distance from the ground.
Even after the height of the swing era, Basie continued to introduce swing masterpieces (including "Shiny Stockings," "The Kid from Red Bank," "Li'l Darling," and "April in Paris"), often featuring extraordinary solos by trumpeter-arranger Thad Jones and vocals by Joe Williams.
This year the National Jazz Museum in Harlem acquired the entire set of nearly 1,000 discs, made at the height of the swing era, and has begun digitizing recordings of inspired performances by Louis Armstrong, Benny Goodman, Billie Holiday, Count Basie, Coleman Hawkins, Lester Young, Bunny Berigan, Harry James and others that had been thought to be lost forever.
Paul James, the global brand leader for St . Regis Hotels said the partnership fits well with his company's attempt to use jazz to market its brand, tapping into the history of the original St . Regis Hotel on East 55th Street, where jazz figures like Count Basie and Duke Ellington played during the height of the swing era.
Increase the height of the swing with each return.
Arriving at St Martins at the height of the Swinging Sixties, Helen Finch met and married a fellow student, Duncan Scott Lidgett, known as Scott.
