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Snipcock & Tweed Lol Coxhill King Pippin III

The Blue Flames William H Gass

Not sure if this has been posted already. If not, here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bvt9LU45ruc

Reverend Moon Seymour Bums Rabbie Burns

Dick Wellstood Dickie Wells Dickie Bird https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dickie_Bird

Nice to have the insider view!

Cat Ballou Baloo Bagheera

Sylvia Beach Bobby Sands Greyfriars Bobby

Keter Betts Lucky Luciano Stakeknife https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stakeknife

Raging Bull Aging Bill Will Self

Now where did I put my Latin dictionary ... ?

Jeremy Hunt Jimmy Pratt Dick Berk

Marty Paicheck Dollar Brand The Last of the Big Spenders

Mona Lott The Old Groaner John Henry Boner https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Henry_Boner

Armstrong Siddeley Sid Gribetz Stan Getz

Sissy Spacek Sassy Dizzy

Benjamin Bunny Anne Bonney Boney M.

Peck Morrison Puck Titania

Geoffrey Chaucer Rude Boys Dirty Harry

Track 10 Well, I recognized this as Mingus's "Better Git it in Your Soul" and it sounds as if it's played by a solo soprano saxophone. Putting the tune into Spotify took me to an Italian outfit led by Roberto Ottaviano called Six Mobiles. This is from their album Mingus: Portrait in Six Colors. I do wish they hadn't declared war on rhythm sections, though.

Ring Lardner Julio Bashmore Rockwell Knuckles

Sonny Fortune Ideal Bread http://www.cuneiformrecords.com/bandshtml/idealbread.html Acker Bilk

I was last there in the 60s when I went through the area and over that viaduct (now a footpath) on a train fro Manchester to Leicester IIRC. Ah, the passage of time!