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Williams & Glynn Glynis Johns Tyree Glenn

Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers, Drum Suite (Philips)

Penny Dreadful Cesar Franck Nicholas Nickleby

Barnaby Rudge Shorty Rogers Long Tall Sally

Hank Mobley, Far Away Lands (Blue Note)

Badass Buddusky Hermione Baddeley Goody Two Shoes

Doris Karloff The Iron Lady The Grey Man

Real find, indeed! Quality album!

Count yourself lucky. Here in Truro, Fopp opened and closed after about 9 months. God knows why they opened in the first place. On the positive side we haven't got a Zavvi here so not effected by their closure! Just one shop here now - HMV - and the way things are going they'll gradually shift the jazz section into the broom cupboard to make way for more useless DVDs. What I don't understand is if its cheaper and easier to buy CDs online why doesn't the same apply to DVDs when shop space allocated is increasing. CDs significantly replaced by downloading, DVDs not as yet.

Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers, Hard Drive (Bethlehem)

Eva Braun Eva Herzigova Eva Legova

I bought Lennie Tristano and Warne Marsh, Intuition (Spanish Blue Note/Capitol) for £3 at Fopp. Say no more!

Harold in the Land of Jazz (Contemporary/Boplicity)

A fine review for a fine record!

Molesworth Bigglesworth Jobsworth

Basil Rathbone John Barrymore Peter Cushing

Paul Robeson Ol' Man River Jerry Attrick

Joey DeFrancesco Roo Albert Roux

Cy Touff Dave Tough Peter Brough

Desperately trying (without success) to think up a jazz slant on Harold Pinter. Albums that never were: Shelly Manne & His Friends Play The Birthday Party. : Stan Tracey Quartet with Bobby Wellins, Music from The Caretaker.

Kitty O'Shea Two Ton Tessie O'Shea David 'Two Brains' Willetts

Will Self Mini Me Ford Prefect

No more likely than New Guinea is the featureless Manchester suburb of Altrincham, birthplace of Alan Barnes.

Everybody Likes Hampton Hawes: Vol 3 The Trio (Contemporary)

Ruud Gullit Rude Boys Rudy Blesh