BillF

Yes, excellent stuff last Friday, too. Hoping for something next week.

Joe Henderson, Mode for Joe (RVG) new for a fiver from Manchester's Vinyl Exchange, which has recently beefed up its new jazz CD stock. (Richard, please note )

Walter Gropius Dr Feelgood Phill Feltham

Useless Eustace Andy Capp The Gambols

Miles Davis, Chronicles: The Complete Prestige Recordings (Deezer)

Tommy Flanagan, Flanagan's Shenanigans (Deezer)

Tommy Flanagan, Something Borrowed, Something Blue (Deezer)

Joe Newman Frank Wess Midgets

Joe Temperley Raging Bull Monster Raving Loonies

Oldboy Boy George George Newnes

Orrin Hatch Tim Henman Nestor Kirchner

Peter Stringfellow John Knott Dick Twining

Flash Gordon Lightning Hopkins Robert Bolt

There are quite a few Emily Remler records listed on amazon. The Youtube clips of her are great, too. There's an excellent radio show on Emily available in the archives of Night Lights from WFIU, which you probably know about if you live in Bloomington.

Mr Yvette Cooper Camilla Parker Whatsits Lee J Cobb

bought that one two days after coltrane's sound and it never grabbed me quite as much as sound... Agreed!

Now moving on to Coltrane Plays the Blues (Spotify)

Thanks for the info, Niko. Glad for once the problem isn't my technical incompetence! I see what you mean about Coltrane's Sound, as a few more tracks have now rolled by. I think it'll have to be added to the must-have list! By the way, my ultimate Coltrane has always been three tracks, "Exotica", "One and Four" and "Simple Like", by by a quartet of Tyner, Steve Davis and Billy Higgins. I think they're from 1960, like Coltrane's Sound. I have them as one side of an old LP, but have no idea where they're now to be found. Do you know them?

Superb, majestic! I'm inclined to use the word "classic", which shows how far we've come since 1959! Am now listening to Coltrane's Sound on Spotify, as I couldn't get it to play on Deezer, a problem which I often get. Am I pressing the wrong buttons, or do some Deezer-listed items not play for you? I should thank G A Russell for rekindling my interest in Coltrane by choosing so much Trane from Lala. I have about a dozen Coltrane items, mostly on vinyl from the 60s, but they don't get played too much nowadays, so it's great to be listening now to some Coltrane that's new to me.

John Coltrane, Bakai Hearing this again for the first time since 1959, courtesy of deezer.com. (See John Tynan thread.)

Lotsa Papa Come Back, Sweet Papa Mama Stayed Out All Night Long [and yet she said she did no wrong She's a liar She barrelhoused the whole night long] Huey Long Shorty Rogers Roger the Dodger

Jimmy Nottingham Trent Lott Lot's wife

Philly Joe Jones Jo Jones Jo Stafford Ford Maddox Ford Ford Maddox Brown Brownian Motion

You're a bad influence; I started A Study in Scarlet last night. That's next up! I have my public library copy here ready to start.

"Queen of the Organ: Shirley Scott" on Night Lights from WFIU