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Jazz Library from BBC Radio 3. Alyn Shipton discusses Count Basie's recordings with Dave Gelly.

Lord Copper Tommy Steel Fred Iron

Dizzee Rascal John Birks Gillespie Johnny Burch

Rio Ferdinand Ferdinand the Bull Bull Moose Jackson

Sounds like you have some crazy bop vocals there!

Thelonious Himself (Riverside)

Clifford D Simak, The Civilisation Game and Other Stories.

Monk, Solo Piano (French Swing 10" LP)

Carl Fontana Pete Fountain Manneken Pis

The Manic Street Preachers The Lavender Hill Mob The Bow Street Runners

Monk's Music (Riverside)

Crazy Otto Mad Mitch Mitch Miller

Arnold Bennett Gordon Bennett Gay Gordons

Miles Davis, Sorcerer (CBS)

Eyre Coote Bill Barber Mr Teasy Weasy

The Ink Spots Jack Spot Eyre & Spottiswoode

Basic Miles (Columbia)

Dexter Gordon, Doin' Allright (Blue Note)

The Magnificent Charlie Parker (Columbia Clef EP)

There's more than I too initially thought out there. The session for Pacific Jazz, one for Workshop Jazz, the Spotlites and a few more who elude me at this moment. Fantastic player, for sure. I have two Adams leader dates, a quintet on VSOP/Mode and Critics' Choice originally on World Pacific, and they're both very good IMO.

Two excellent radio shows on Gryce involving his biographer were done on Night Lights from WFIU in 2006 and can be found in the show's archives.

Tadd Dameron, Dameronia (Prestige)

Fully agree! (My record collection includes no OP leader dates, but dozens with him in excellent supporting role.)

Milt Jackson, Ballads & Blues (London). Inscribed 22/6!

Jesper Skibby Henry Bibby Lewis "Scooter" Libby Mr Blobby Tony Lumpkin Uriah Heep