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The Wailers Tom Whaley Eric Dolphin

Willie The Lion Smith Black Panthers Joe Puma

Phineas Finn Phineas Newborn Baby Dodds

Something I've often thought about Victor Feldman, too.

The Man Who Never Was The Disappeared The Invisible Man

Mao Tse Tung Hot Lips Page Clarence Gatemouth Brown

Sex Kitten Straw Dogs Cow Cow Davenport

Have the original Prestige LP of that, bought in the 60s. The music has stood the test of time, but not the cover - front and back are parting company. A real classic. Still sounds great today. Now, as it's next to Dameron on the shelf - Ted Curson; Fire Down Below; OJC/Prestige Alphabetical order, indeed! I'm more into something resembling chronological myself, though it's difficult, I admit!

Gypsy Rose Lee Simon Fell Joan Mountain

Gary Mapp Hercule Poirot Edgar Sampson

This seems to be the Dream Band in a studio setting, as opposed to a Hollywood club and recorded by Contemporary. Am I right?

A great favorite of mine, though I have it on CD as a Pacific Jazz West Coast Classics reissue.

Have the original Prestige LP of that, bought in the 60s. The music has stood the test of time, but not the cover - front and back are parting company.

Marks & Spencer Spencer Tracy Stan Tracey

Michelin Man Edward Rubbra Frankie Dunlop

I heard the trailer but not the program. Will look for it online.

Ditto re spotify, deezer and last.fm for us Yurpeans!

Richy Rich Veronica Sluggo Punch Miller Sandra Blow Adolf Hitler

A fine one which I've had on Mercury vinyl since the sixties.

Bebop Spoken Here from KBCS Now playing: Hank Mobley, "The Dip"

Wonk Nerd Geek

Coleridge Goode Jade Goody Ruby Wax

"Old Timey" by Bob Florence (on Buddy Rich's Big Swing Face.)

Maud Gonne The Departed Thomas Wentworth

Hieronymus Merkin Mercy Humppe Anthony Newley