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"Coolin' Off With Ulanov" "Disorder at the Border"

Trots Eric Ambler Frederick March

Spotify is also listing versions of "Some Time Ago" by the following jazz musicians: George Duke, Marian McPartland, Spike Robinson, George Shearing, Tony Coe, Karin Krog and Tal Farlow

Rio Tinto Tonto Sloane Ranger

Phil Glass Sippie Wallace Gerald Swiggins

Estate (es-tah-tay) means summer in Italian and has no accents. Where are you, Porcy?

Victor Feldman's "Seven Steps to Heaven" and "Joshua" are the first to come to mind.

Klaus Fuchs Geddis Legova Ged Baldwin

Hunt Saboteurs Bill Chase Edward Fox

Try this for starters: http://www.allmusic.com/album/hits-by-brits-mw0000483722

Max Wall Max Headroom Mr Bump

Political change as well. By and large all employees are now getting screwed - compared with in my days ... (quavery voice)

Spotify (backed by information from a forum like this) can do a great deal for your music education. I recently watched a documentary about drummer Jimmy Wormworth in which he talked about his wide-ranging and lengthy career in music. Pre-Spotify I wouldn't have heard of, let alone listened to, many of those musicians and dates. Not anymore!

Walter Wanderley Billy Strayhorn Ruth Roman

Blair Peach Brown Willy Jez-Bi-Wan Conorbyn

Billy Fury John Zorn Kenneth Anger

Beelzebub Bubbles DeVere Pops Foster

Wurzel Gummidge Gene Gammage Toyah Willcox

The Stone Roses Chris Rock Michael Roll

Just finished watching Through the Eyes of a Drummer: The Life and Photos of Jimmy Wormworth, a documentary recommended by Fasstrack. Absolutely fascinating - strongly recommended. Thanks, Fasstrack! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuRdwt4KeXw

Canned Heat Heath Brothers The Cricket on the Hearth

C T Onions Francis Bacon

Father Time Fatha Hines Bean

Evelyn Laye Eve Boswell Johnson & Johnson

The Book The Cookers The Fockers