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Ramsey McDonald Rameses II U2

I recall that Ronnie Scott chose Joe Henderson who wasn't too well known in England at the time. British politicians John Prescott and Kenneth Clarke made largely jazz choices: I recall that Prescott's selection was almost entirely from tenor saxophonists and that Clarke included Don Pullen and George Adams as he'd enjoyed them at Ronnie Scott's club.

The Fartful Lodger Windy Miller Gusty Spence

Sid James Muggsy Spanier King Charles

Sir Cloudesley Shovell Frank Pick Trench Davis

Have heard cisalpine. Had to look up extirpate. Read it many times, but didn't know the meaning exactly.

Tuesday Weld Sidney Torch Tommy Steele

Frank Byers Alan Barnes Art Farmer

Miss Moneypenny Stephen Spender Sammy Price

Jelly Roll Swiss Toni The Gnomes

The Book The Knife The Little Giant

Buffalo Bill Cody Inspector Morse Wee Dot

Chewy Munch Manship https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBFaFTS1P1o Steve Swallow

Your birthday today? Happy Birthday! Thanks Leeway! Enjoying it reading this:

The Three Sounds Echo and the Bunnymen

Septimus J Hanna Slide Hampton Octet Gene DiNovi

Titus Groan Titania Puck

Birthday presents!

Zoe Ball The Kicker Head Man

Dorothy L Sayers John Hanning Speke Stella Torkington

Jan Smuts The Dirty Vicar Harold Vick

Sax Rohmer The Happy Wanderer John Bolton

It's swings and roundabouts with Spotify. Yes, albums do disappear, but if you look under an artist's name you may find a album which wasn't there before. Quite a different process from going to your CD/vinyl shelves. Takes a bit of getting used to, but makes for an active/living experience.

Ozzie Clark Osric Tentacles Octopussy

Gwilym Simcock Andy Simpkins Simple Simon