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Lonely Woman Napoleon Solo Mitchell Ruff Duo

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/jun/23/us-student-rescued-giant-vagina-sculpture-germany

The Caretaker Cary Grant Nuala O'Loan

G B Shaw Merchant Ivory

Gusty Spence Sandra Blow Head Man

I'll probably skip her first novel. Doing very well at the moment with Memento Mori.

Trent Lott Brew Moore John Beer

César Franck Bernie Cash Zoot Money

Don Pullen Tug McGraw Drag Queen

Fascinating read. Discussed here: Peter Leitch performance and interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-XWyZ1Rszo

The Avon Lady Old Father Thames Severn Brides for Severn Brothers

Horace's last studio album recorded in 1998 with Ryan Kisor, Jimmy Greene, John Webber and Willie Jones III. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jazz_Has_a_Sense_of_Humor

Butch Miles Demeter Yardies

Harry S Truman Bliar Fibonacci

PS He even made it to album covers.

Reminds me of something ... Nice one, Bill. The Odilon Redon was done forty odd years before surrealism was invented. MG Archimboldo was 400 odd years before surrealism was invented.

Huey, Louie and Dewey

Milt Gold Diamond Geezer

In 1969 the Horace Silver Quintet with the Brecker brothers and Billy Cobham were part of a package with the Muddy Waters Blues Band and a gospel group (Stars of Faith?) which I saw at the Batley (near Leeds) Variety Club, of all places. Couldn't get enough of the Silver band, so followed them to London and saw them at Scott's a couple of days later. Sat right up front for one of the most memorable jazz sessions I've been at. Horace and and Billy really had somethin' goin'! All very different from the studio atmosphere of Blue Note Records.

Dame Edna Everage Morrie O'Connor Martin Agrippa

George Romney The Catcher in the Rye Ben Dover

Jimi Hendrix Eric Clapton Earl Hooker

So who's left from the famous Harlem photo now?

Howard Marks Frank Skinner Gilda Sansone