BillF

Love Eddie Daniels! Have these fine albums in my collection, plus lots with Jones/Lewis:

Happy Birthday!

Minor Hall Isaac Pitman Jeremy Collier

He's certainly been around a long time. I liked his excellent work in the 60s with the Clark Terry/Bob Brookmeyer quintet and on More Blues and the Abstract Truth. I recall reading in a book on jazz piano that as a technique to alter sound Kellaway would move his fingers on keys already depressed. Not sure if I can hear this on the records!

Charles the Bald Mein Herr

A sign of the times! http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/whats-on/whats-on-news/hmv-market-street-pound-shop-6915776

In for a treat! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0xzTTlX_a4

Vicar of Dibley Tony Parsons PriceMinister

Tiny Tempah Crosse and Blackwell JSngry

Wishee Washee Widow Twankey Servants of the Wankh http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Servants_of_the_Wankh

Now finished it. Full of fascinating information and recommended without reservation. Having read it, though, I think a more accurate subtitle would have been "The Man Who Used Jazz to Make Money".

The Fly By Knights Wingy Manone Earl Swoop

Samantha The Panther Dexter

Led Zeppelin Colonel Blimp Giorgio Gaslini

Thanks Jeff!

Donald McGill George Formby Max Miller

Chuck Close Sean Neery Mabel Farr

Norman Wisdom Lorna Sage C T Onions

Ezra Pound Terry Waite Prunella Scales

Allen Eager Eager Beaver Art Van Damme

Michelin Man Frankie Dunlop Gwyneth Dunwoody

Shifty Henry The Artful Dodger Lee Wiley

Don Bradman Donna Lee Cheryl

Wilber Wang Slide Hampton Tony Scott and the Three Dicks