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Edmund Curll Eddie Locke Lady Isobel Barnet Barnett Newman Ad Reinhardt Reinhardt Clifford Still Brownian Motion Thomas Crapper

Edmund Curll Eddie Locke Lady Isobel Barnet

Dr. Joseph-Ignace Guillotin Harold P. Brown Napoleon Dynamite Supersax Med Flory

Scarface Muggsy Spanier King Charles

Thanks!

Simon Fell D Klein Teddy Hill

Ah! French vocals and accents. Years ago I spent one day and the whole night editing french subtitles on a 53 minutes documentary for the Antibes Film Festival, I still remember it, go figure! Yes, the relatively sparing use of accents in Italian is very welcome, but I still wouldn't know how to do 'em on Organissimo posts!

I remember complaining about the state of a Mulligan Meets Webster Verve album that was on sale in a store in Place Saint Michel in Paris in the early seventies and thereby learning that the French word for this problem is "ondule". (That e should have an acute accent on it, but how to do that is something else beyond my knowledge!)

"Dolphy '64" on Night Lights from WFIU.

I've only one of those, Bill Harris and Friends, but many, many others by artists on your list.

Sam Woodyard Justin Timberlake Max Planck

Robert Quackenbush Hugo Z. Hackenbush Chuck Hedges Benson & Hedges George Benson Ivy Benson

Mother Goose Tim Henman Alcock and Brown

Thanks for the tip

Charlie Shavers King C Gillette Eraserhead

Don Elliott David Amram Paul Ingraham Alexander Graham Bell Wardell Gray The Thin Man

Johnny Hodges and the Ellingtonians Vogue 10" LP, recorded 1947, Mercer Records.

Jake Thackeray William Makepeace Thackeray Anthony Trollope

Tug Wilson Alexandr Pushkin Hawley Pratt

Jazz Line-Up from BBC Radio 3. Now listening to Brian Kellock.

Mitzi Gaynor Bogey Gaynair Boogie 2Nite

General Wolfe Abraham Abel Cain Max Moseley Der Fuhrer

Lerner and Lowe Allen Lowe Alfred Lion

Benetton Gap Claire Fisher (fissure)

Roy Rogers Rob Roy Rob Petrie Robin Banks Bonnie and Clyde Clyde Hart