BillF

Three more from this year that I liked:

The only ones I like are Bird playing "White Christmas" and Bill Evans' "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town". P.S. Roland Kirk's "We Free Kings" is OK too.

Sheila Fell Hugh Feltham Walter Gropius

Madcap Maxie Crazy Horse Neddy Seagoon

Georg von Trapp The Silent Woman Tacitus

Chairman of the Board Charmian Innes Innis Green

Augustus Egg Stephen Fry Omlet, Prince of Denmark

Happy Birthday, David!

Alan Lomax Max Headroom

The Byrds Gigi Gryce

Ronnie Ball Jim Balsillie Cilla Black

Bilbo Baggins Bags Sachs

Fanny Price Costa Packet Paquito D'Rivera

Arnold Fishkin Jean Shrimpton George Crabbe

If this one was issued this year, I'm nominating it as one of the best.

Bigas Luna Eric Buttock

Would like to see that, but London is a bit far ... :-(

Kurt Schwitters Idi Dada Amin Eydie Gormé

Fats Domino Dom Um Romao Umum Cypher

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhcOnNyktRI

Sissy Spacek Marty Paichek Bernie Cash

Mothers of Invention Four Mothers Four Others https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBpn5uxuft8

Buzz Lightyear A Sleepin' Bee Alvin Queen

Have you read this: Combines the era of the Carry On films with the re-emergence of naked capitalistic greed. My wife has read it and backs your recommendation.

Hornby's latest, set in the world of 1960's British television comedy. Immersed in the popular culture of the time, its appeal to those who weren't around then is questionable, with its references to Sabrina, Galton and Simpson, Harold and Marcia, Biba and Kinda Blue. OK, you got one! Come to think of it, the author was only a small child at the time!