BillF

Well remember that one from the sixties! Wish I'd held on to a copy (or two!)

Don't know the album, but the music looks very interesting!

Starsky & Hutch Rabbit Earl Warren

Haven't had any since the 50s when I had: Humphrey Lyttelton, "Bad Penny Blues" Jelly Roll Morton, "Doctor Jazz" Muggsy Spanier, "At the Jazz Band Ball" Pinetop Smith, "Pinetop's Boogie Woogie" Meade Lux Lewis, "Honky Tonk Train Blues" The last two were bought at Dobell's, where I was chased out of the booth for taking too long to make a selection! (I was 17 at the time!)

Lily Savage Fat Girl Boy George

Max Planck Joseph Wood Krutch Justin Timberlake

Great programme this evening - really enjoyed the Armstrong and Mobley tracks. Nice to hear Phil Robson on the radio too. Pleased to have the Armstrong and Mobley in my collection. Armstrong's stop-time chorus on "Potato Head Blues" must rank as one of jazz's supreme moments.

Debussy Cat Anderson Tiger Woods

Bryan Organ Brian Auger Augie March

Loadsamoney Croesus Rockefeller

Thanks aloc! Now listenin'!

Jazz Record Requests on BBC Radio 3 from 5-6pm GMT.

Gary McFarland and Stan Getz. Really like that one!

Lita Rosa Philip Glass Jug

Phil Woods & The Los Angeles Jazz Orchestra, Unheard Herd (Jazzed Media)

Elvis Costello Abbott & Costello Thelonious Monk

Jack Varney Reg Varney Dr Varnavides

Bob Barnard Dale Barlow Graeme Bell

Martine Aubry Jacques Delors Delilah

Philip K Dick, Paycheck (short story collection)

What's on that one as filler? It runs to 78 mins, combining 2 Degrees East 3 Degrees West with The Modern Jazz Sextet (Lewis/Gillespie/Stitt), so the latter is now on my disposal list if anyone's interested!

Uri Caine Michael Caine Canaletto

Phineas Fogg Mistinguette Tubby Hayes

Coldplay Ice T Jon Snow

Jimmy Nottingham Mick Hucknall Clint Eastwood