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Macca Acker Chewbacca

Fast Eddie Steady Eddie Swervin' Mervyn

Roxy Music Foxy Lady Wolfe Tone

Alvin Queen Queequeg Ishmael

Klaus Barbie Mary Beard Beardie

Mr Kipling The Boys of St Cakes Gateau Barbieri

Gilbert the Filbert Professor David Nutt Jim Balsillie

Howard Rumsey (now 96) Andre Previn Dave Pell Claude Williamson Yes, Pell is still around. I saw a local octet playing Pell numbers not too long ago. I asked them where they got the arrangements and they said that Pell sends them!

Well, at least I learned about Coltrane in the right order! The first Coltrane I heard was a Prestige track, "Bakai", played on the radio in the Spring of 1959. Then I heard the Atlantics - I got a report on what to expect from "My Favorite Things" from someone who went to a London concert - and the Impulse albums were heard as they came along. I particularly remember the arrival of Love Supreme.

Pip Joe Gargery Margery Daw

Eddie Bert Bert Courtley Prince Charming

Eloi Eli Elli

Darling Julie Christie Christy Brown

Piet Noordijk wasn't overlooked in his own country. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46fTrMAfgNM Wow! I'd certainly turn out to hear them! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxBxwbVs4YA

Dennis Pennis Cressida Dick

The Trumpet Major The Galloping Major Eddie Cantor

Sheila Fell Pee Wee Moore Edward Heath

Ian Botham Bottom Puck

Mini Me Arthur Mee U2

Kim Novak Tippy Hedren Midnight's Children

Beastie Boys The Animals Zooey Glass

Tito Gobbi Bigmouth Billy Bass Drummond Bass

The Munchkins Chewy Joseph Goebbels

Dag Hammarskjold Snoop Dog Doug Raney