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Marcus Down Bacchus Michael Winner

The Canaries Budgie Smugglers Pirates of Penzance

Jim Hawkins Webster Booth Lester Flatt

The Hairy Ape The Fuzz Hieronymous Merkin

Light snowfall. (Pretty unusual here.)

Rein De Graaff Michael Saddler All the Sad Young Men

Humbert Humbert Beth Ditto Colonel Blotto

Continue the Blindfold Test.

Ali Baba Howard Rumsey (Swingin' for ) Bumsy

June Christy John Christie Dr Crippen

Robinson Crusoe Mrs Robinson Swiss Family Robinson

Chairman of the Board Couch Potato Spud Murphy

Oliver Twist Chubby Checker Chris Boardman

Indeed!

Huckleberry Hound Dogberry Chuck Berry

Terence Stamp Frank Rosolino Wiley Post

Track 7: No acknowledgement of my mention 22 hrs ago (which turned out to be correct) of Phineas Newborn?

Danton Marat Robespierre

Monty's Double Half a Motherfucker http://dangerousminds.net/comments/half_a_motherfucker_the_legend_of_pee_wee_marquette Mr Five By Five

As you say, Track 7 isn't Powell's "Tempus Fugit". It's his "Celia", taken at a faster than usual tempo, hence the confusion. Don't know who's playing it, though.

Inspiral Carpets Ruggles Biggles

Sugar Ray Robinson Killer Ray Appleton Morris Zapp

Ann Summers Warmdaddy Anderson June Holliday

Humbert Humbert Richard Bumblebee Rochdale Hornets

Track 3 I'd call this a Monk pastiche. It's probably dedicated to him Track 5 Recognizing the "Au Privave" theme and Toots Thielemans' playing, I tracked this one down: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Oscar_Peterson_Big_6_at_Montreux Track 6 I've never heard this before, but it has the sound of a Vanguard date from the mid-fifties, so I'll guess Ruby Braff, Edmund Hall and Vic Dickenson. Swings like crazy! Track 7 Bud Powell's "Tempus Fugit". Steamin' performance with some of Phineas Newborn's touches, but sounds too modern a recording to be him. Track 8 Wow, we are getting some great stuff this time! Phil Woods on Musique du Bois with an arrangement of "Willow Weep for Me" that makes it sound like it's off Kinda Blue.