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  1. Roy Porter Nancy Whisky Dave Bailey
  2. BillF

    Jazz 625

    Wonderful collection! I saw quite a few of the original broadcasts. IIRC the Garner show began as nothing special, but the place was jumping when it was time to stop!
  3. Danger Man Patrick McGoohan The Goons
  4. Squiggy Laverne Shirley Shirley Scott Eddie Lockjaw Davis Bleeding Gums Murphy
  5. How many Euros are in your pocket? Good point
  6. Derek Bailey or Allan Holdsworth. Wait a second...those guys are English. Do they count as European? Well, we're certainly not in Asia, Africa or America here! And my passport has "European Union" and "United Kingdom" on it.
  7. At my age I realise that that could be a matter of the listener's generation.
  8. Newt Gingrich Hoppy T Frog Sidewinder Lizard Breath Berke Breathed Bill the Cat Billy the Kid King Billy Billy Boy
  9. I'll put in for Tubby Hayes.
  10. Newt Gingrich Hoppy T Frog Sidewinder
  11. Despite my soft spot for Victor Feldman, I think I'd have to go along with the Django judgement. Let's not mention Andre Hodeir, Leonard Feather, etc ....
  12. ... the fact aside that Sax was not a jazz musician, an excellent choice! Who was it who said, "Adolphe Sax gave the saxophone a name, but Lester Young gave it a sound"?
  13. Monk Blue Monk Blue Nun
  14. MoMA MAMA Bob Florence
  15. Santa Claus St Nicholaus Nicholaus Pevsner Baldy Pevsner Sid and Doris Bonkers Brigadier Buffy Cohen (all of Neasden F C in Private Eye)
  16. Max Mosely Mad Max Max Headroom Robert Bridges Otis Spann Piers Morgan
  17. Captain Pugwash Master Bates Seaman Staines Phil Seamen Bryan Ferry Lady Docker Sam Dockery Art Blakey Blake Jackie McLean Bill Hardman Spanky de Brest
  18. Captain Pugwash Master Bates Seaman Staines Phil Seamen Bryan Ferry Lady Docker
  19. Jazz, ethics and politics come together in a book by Penny M Von Eschen called Satchmo Blows Up the World: Jazz Ambassadors Play the Cold War, which tells the story of the State Department-sponsored jazz tours of the 1950s. It's fascinating to read how musicians like Dizzy Gillespie and Benny Goodman responded quite differently to the US government's policy of using them to promote national interests abroad; e.g. by falsely depicting the US as a racially harmonious society.
  20. Nell Hamm Clov
  21. Cy Laurie (pun works for Brits, anyway) Truck Parham Ian Carr Yes it does Rudy Van Gelder Vin Gordon Von Freeman Johnny Griffin Alfred Lion Angela Eagle(griffin=lion+eagle)
  22. Yes, and I could listen on and on to that one
  23. Dick Van Arsdale Tom Van Arsdale Los Van Van Cy Laurie (pun works for Brits, anyway) Truck Parham Ian Carr
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