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Alfred Sisley Camille Pissarro Claude Monet

Get Carter Michael Caine Max Mosley

Dean Swift Dean Moriarty James Dean

Not forgetting the classic Gerry Mulligan Sextet with four-horn front line of Mulligan, Sims, Brookmeyer and Eardley or Ferrara.

Al Gore Gore Vidal Vidal Sassoon

Boobie Hutcherson Leslie 'Hutch' Hutchinson Leslie 'Jiver' Hutchinson Johnny "Rabbit" Hodges Earl Warren (altoist) Earl Warren (judge)

My vote goes for Rites of Swing, as previously mentioned.

The Yetties Stackridge The Wurzels Wurzel Gummidge Gene Gammage Lawrence Marable

Piers Plowman Tiller Girls The Croppies

Bebop Spoken Here from KBCS. Now playing: Dexter Gordon/Teddy Edwards, "The Chase".

David Lodge, Small World

Adam Ant Buggsy Malone Nat Gonella

Caitlin Thomas Dylan Thomas Bob Dylan

Frank Byers Vivienne Merchant Bill Cash

Jazz Record Requests from BBC Radio 3. Now playing: "Greasy Sack Blues" from Woody's Winners.

Joe LaBarbera Scott La Faro Pete La Roca

Chris Hunter Bill Chase Bags

Very much like this album which I bought recently. Interesting format of piano-less septet under the leadership of bassist Trigger Alpert (whatever happened to him?) and all-star front line of Al, Zoot, Tony Scott, Joe Wilder and Urbie Green. The reeds double on baritone, alto and tenor, respectively. Interesting arrangements by Dick Hyman, Marty Paich and Tony Scott.

Lester Young, "These Foolish Things" (Aladdin)

Bags Wes Tootie

Cousin Mary Aunt Hagar Lady Chatterley's Mother

Ginger Algy Bertie

Gene Roland Pete Rugolo Shorty Rogers

Illinois Jacquet (Epic)

Marquis de Sade Fats Sadi Fats Navarro