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Master of Arts Master of Farts Windy Miller

The Iron Lady Mrs Hacksaw John Axon

Blaise Cendrars J M Synge Canned Heat

That's an album I recall - with pleasure!

Robbie Burns The Blue Flames Firehouse Five

Pather Panchali Pat Patrick

Roy Porter Cary Grant Yogi Bear

Lord Haw-Haw The Chuckle Brothers George Smiley

The Fab Four The Famous Five Sixteen Men Swinging

Horace Silver Boris Gold Johnny Diamond

No Way Jose Dead End Kids The Grateful Dead

Roland Rat Ratso Rizzo Joe Buck

Yes, flooding in northern parts of Greater Manchester, about 15 miles from where I live in south Manchester. The Metrolink tram from the bottom of my road is having to terminate prematurely before it reaches the waters. As I think I wrote in this thread, here we're earmarked for a once-in-a-hundred-years flooding by the Mersey, tho' 100 now probably equals 5

Fathead Newman Dense Thornton The Goof and I

Fred Fu Manchu https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKRo-tx2msg Foo Foo Lamar Lamar Wright

Jim Nast Filthy McNasty Kurt Vile

Tony Parenti Idi Amin Dada Mums Mobley

I was put off reading that one by a review that said the movie Carol was so much better than the over-talky novel characteristic of Highsmith's early style. (That made sense to me, as I found the novel a letdown after the movie Strangers on a Train.) Anyway, be that as it may, have just finished a brilliant Highsmith:

Cee Cee Rider Rider Haggard John of Gaunt

The Ministry of Funny Walks Hopalong Cassidy Joe Lopes

Don Cherry Cherie Blair Little Sheri

Sherpa Tensing James Moody Damian Grammaticas

I always remember that as a winning Trane album!

Yes, and from prissy W H Smug who wouldn't even stock Private Eye!