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Jutta Hipp Todd Coolman Eskimo Nell

Saw Dunlop on the 1961 Monk tour. His bouncy drumming was unforgettable.

http://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog/2014/jul/31/germany-the-worlds-capital-of-penis-enlargment-country And I thought it was Littlehampton!

Dag Hammarskjold Doug Raney Degsy

Les McCann Tin Tin Heinz

Now this was the style.

Big P John Leake C T Onions

Willie Ruff George Raft Mervyn Barge

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Samson Delilah Tallulah

Ruth Ellis Killer Joe The Stranglers

Monty's Double Monty Sunshine Man Ray

What happened is that the world changed. 1968 was the year of revolutions. In dress middle-aged formality gave way to the cult of youth. Jazz musicians had been rapidly losing audience since the emergence of the Beatles in 1964 and altered their image (and often their music) in a desperate bid to survive. See, for example, before-and-after pictures of Miles and Bill Evans.

Shorty George Wee Georgie Wood Teresa May

Winston Sweet Candy Finch Simon Sparrow

Yes, I like that one. Come to think of it, I've never heard a dull session under Mel's name - have you?

Eddie Cantor Percy Dovetonsils The Old Groaner

Nye Robey Bill Nighy I P Knightley

Lassie Snoop Dog Papa Mutt Carey

Kinky Friedman The Odd Couple Weirdos from Another Planet!

I suspected as much. Now I have confirmation from someone who knows. Luxury It reminds me of a summer visit to Sheffield. I went to the barbers and was asked how I was coping with the heat, it was 25C !! It's a few degrees hotter than that in the middle of the night here, with 100% humidity. Younger daughter came home with a boyfriend from Perth, Australia. Asked how he was coping with the English summer heat, he said they were allowed to go home from work in Perth when it reached 40C

George Gruntz Honky Cat Toots Thielemans

I suspected as much. Now I have confirmation from someone who knows.

Thomas Crapper Blue Lou The City Gents

Gavin Strang Patience Strong Tuff Dude