In 1957, an album was released called Jo Stafford and Paul Weston Present: The Original Piano Artistry of Jonathan Edwards, Vocals by Darlene Edwards. Careful listening revealed that both Jonathan and Darlene had an uncanny knack for just missing beats, falling a bit flat on notes-if not leaving them out entirely - and occasionally stumbling over timing. so that either the singer or the pianist periodically would have to race to catch up with the other. Rumor had it at the time that the Edwardses were, in fact, Stafford and husband Weston re-creating on wax a bit that they did as a joke at small parties-and the album became a cult classic, to be followed by the likes of Songs for Sheiks and Flappers and, most recently Darlene Remembers Duke. Jonathan Plays Fats.