BillF

Saucy Sue Sue, Grabbit and Runne Flywheel, Shyster and Flywheel

Jimmy Noone Lunchtime O'Booze Henry Boozier http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?/topic/14773-milt-jackson-opus-de-funk-who-is-henry-boozier/

Was quite a name when I was listening at the end of the fifties. And, of course, he's always been useful on Name Three People.

Beautiful!

Nancy Whiskey Neil Brewer Jimmy Hopps

Sidewinder and I were there. Unfortunately not together. Yes, those were the days. Electronic instruments such as organ - and possibly vibes - were suspect, too. However, let's not even look into the opinions of dyed-in-the-wool British traddies, who considered that anything without a banjo was too modern and that Ellington ceased to be a jazz musician after c.1935.

Maria von Trapp Trappist Monks The Quiet American

Mons Meg Moms Mobley Dad's Army

Now playing:

Mitt Romney Frank Gant Fingers Carr

George G Ale Brew Moore Henry Wallop

Charlie Pease Easy Rawlins Dennis Rollins

Name three people?

The Man with No Name Anonymous Bosch The Spinners

Lucky Jim! One of the very few books that's made me laugh out loud. Don't know if I would today, though, or whether 1950's humor still works. You'll let me know.