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Acker Bilk Kenny Ball Ed Balls

King Curtis Tony Curtis Curtis Amy

Jimmy Cleveland Houston Person Sonny Dallas

Blues from WGBH with Brendan Hogan (again!). (Loads of wonderful archived stuff!)

Earl Grey Ice T Booker T

Blues from WGBH with Brendan Hogan.

Thanks for the information

Many of the films so far mentioned are great, but made before color became an almost universal medium; i.e after the sixties. A very recent good one is In Search of a Midnight Kiss.

Margaret Thatcher ("Has the eyes of Caligula and lips of Marilyn Monroe": Mitterand on Thatcher) Marilyn Monroe Marilyn Manson

Caesar Cleopatra Ptolemy

Cape Wrath Raging Bull Cow Cow Davenport (apologies Richard)

Delia Smith Louis Smith Horace Silver

Titus Salt Art Pepper Leroy Vinnegar

Virgil Tracey Scott Tracey Lady Penelope Penelope Odysseus Dr Seuss

Ozzie Clark Sonny Clark Clark Tracey

Napoleon Bonaparte Teddy Napoleon Teddy Tail

John Tapscott Horace Tapscott Ronnie Scott

Bebop Spoken Here from KBCS. Now playing: Shirley Scott in a piano (!) trio playing "Autumn Leaves".

Little Benny Harris Big Ben Ben Pollack

Justin Thyme Basil Fawlty Rosemary Clooney

I've just been listening to an old Lee Konitz 10" Vogue LP called Jazz Time Paris, recorded during the Kenton orchestra's 1953 tour and featuring a backing group of Henri Renaud, Jimmy Gourley, Don Bagley and Stan Levey. IMHO this is some of the finest Konitz I've ever heard (bearing in mind it's the 1950s Konitz that I like), so the question arises: has this ever been released on CD, or am I in possession of a rare treasure?

Lester Piggott Pres Lee Young

Kim Laird Chan

Chairman Brao Balls Darling

Doc Severinsen Doctor Jazz Dr Feelgood