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George Best Mr Nice Half Man Half Biscuit

Rudolf Hess Rudy Van Gelder Bob Geldof

The Trumpet Major Dizzy Gillespie Jean Jacques Dozy

Dave Tough Tuff Dude Dodo Marmarosa

This gives the release date as 1963: https://www.discogs.com/Loonis-McGlohon-Trio-Loonis-McGlohon-And-The-Trio-Play/release/4517096

The perfect accompaniment to reading the novels!

They are listed front and back on my Dooto LP:

Georgia O'Keefe Lloyd George My Father https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lloyd_George_Knew_My_Father_(song)

Jug Jagger Jogger

Rock Hudson River Phoenix Arthur Ashe

Dollar Brand Cesar Franck Marks & Spencer

Superb level of instrumental competence, but the music which blended Latin and Coltrane into a sort of easy listening just wasn't going anywhere as far as I was concerned. Went down very well with the audience in a club which presents jazz once in a 100 nights or so and where Craig Charles's disco is top favourite. Garrett had added a percussionist armed with every bit of paraphernalia you could think of who largely functioned as visual crowd entertainer.

Nice one, Richard. I remember a book on my student reading list called The Gay Couple in Restoration Literature and everybody in it was straight!

http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2016/apr/14/smartypants-future-of-underwear-fashion-technology

I'm sure it wasn't intentional. There was a surprising innocence in those days about what now would be suggestive names. Remember this was when Uranus was pronounced with the stress on the second syllable.

Hugh Smellie Roger Mellie, the Man on the Telly Talking Heads

Rumbelows Stuart Clapp Lightnin' Hopkins

Kenny Garrett Quintet at Band on the Wall, Manchester

Michael Winner Steve Race

Holy Rollers Rolly Bundock Doc Martens

Diamond Geezer Pete Fountain George Gush

Dinah Shore Randy Brecker Edvard Munch

Trader Joe's Cal Tjader D J Vibe

I really liked that one. Hope you do, too.

Julian Priester Prester John Prester Button