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Lonely Woman Ornette Arnett

Tell me about that extraordinary bass technique I see Red Mitchell using (high position of right hand).

Sixteen Men Swinging Kenny Baker's Dozen Denny Baker's Cousin (Bruce Turner spoonerism)

For starters, there's the forthcoming live album recorded with Greg Abate at Woonsocket, RI. The announcement of its launch on October 3rd on Greg Abate's website hasn't yet been amended: http://www.gregabate.com/tour-dates/ ... and it's still there on Phil's website: http://www.philwoods.com/component/option,com_gigcal/Itemid,126/ Greg says that Phil has backed out from performing at that October 3rd date. I'm still looking forward to the album!

For starters, there's the forthcoming live album recorded with Greg Abate at Woonsocket, RI. The announcement of its launch on October 3rd on Greg Abate's website hasn't yet been amended: http://www.gregabate.com/tour-dates/ ... and it's still there on Phil's website: http://www.philwoods.com/component/option,com_gigcal/Itemid,126/

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http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?/topic/42046-wes-montgomery-one-night-only/ http://www.discogs.com/Monk-Montgomery-Wes-Montgomery-Buddy-Montgomery-Harold-Land-Pony-Poindexter-Louis-Hayes-Tony-Bazley-/release/2833452

The station at Oxenholme in Cumbria used to have signs indicating platforms for London, Scotland and the Lake District in both English and Japanese. Last time I was there they were in English only. Drop in tourist numbers or rise of UKIP? Some beautiful photos there, Bev.

Saw him twice: with his European Rhythm Machine at Ronnie's in the late sixties (word got around - accurately - that the woman with the kids on the front row was Charlie Parker's widow!), and at Wigan in the 90s heading a big band he'd put together for a European tour. More recently, I hear a great deal about him from Greg Abate, who turns up here twice a year.

Really packin' those gigs in, Bev!

Ron Crotty V. Grotty Stinker Murdoch

Tommy Rot Johnny Rotten Karl Schmidt-Rottluff

Kilroy Mr Chad Veronica Lake

The second William Trevor novel I've read and I preferred this one, set in his rural Ireland, to Felicia's Journey, with its English urban setting.

Pink Floyd Pinkos Fellow Travellers

Alan Sillitoe The Long Distance Runner (In Pursuit of) The 27th Man

Big Ears Georges Hearing The Three Sounds

You will, of course, know that Tom posts on this forum as umum_cypher. mais oui, bien sûr bien

Sitting on my bookshelf are Mr Norris Changes Trains, Lions and Shadows and Goodbye to Berlin, all read and liked a long time ago. You will, of course, know that Tom posts on this forum as umum_cypher.

Duane Eddy Ed Leddy Ready Teddy

The Pobble Who Has No Toes Joe "Fingers" Carr Thumbelina

Bobby Dazzler Lord Razzall Gazza

Jolly Green Giant Pete Jolly Mr Jelly

Norman St John-Stevas Steve Jobs Poops Pappadeaux