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Headbangers Metalheads Thrashers

Donna Lee Indianans Ghost of Miles

Vixen Prancer Blitzen

E Claire Whitmore Mr Pastry Jimmy Bunn

Bacchus Michael Winner

Kid Ory Nanni di Banco Billy Boy

Tommy Steele Gerda Tuesday Weld

Agreed. It's certainly got the Blue Note look - or should we say La Note Bleue?

William Feaver Red Hot Peppers Freddie Mercury

One-Eyed Jacks Lady Hamilton John Bugs Hamilton

I thought the same. I have a program that indicates what format the stream was. It was streamed as MP2, which is what satellite radio uses. Re quality of sound and vision, I could hear what the audience were saying before the band started - not a jazz audience as I know them! At the end of the first number WM announced its title, but I had already read it off the charts - which were plentiful.

Nikita Krushchev Chev Off Da Ave http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8ru1MjDrLE Victoria Avenue

Doris Horace Maurice

Bean and the Boys The Boys from the Blackstuff Nat King Cole

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2013/jul/25/independent-record-stores-modest-revival

Cy Laurie Tipper Gore Blood Ulmer

That's why I don't like going to Band On the Wall in Manchester, even to see international jazz artists. That and the fact that many gigs are limited seating only.

Barney Rubble Joseph Stones John Cobb

The Terriers The Virgin Soldiers The Virgin Sturgeon

Neddie Seagoon Pony Poindexter Poins, Bardolph and Nym

Someone said today the royal baby had been named in honour of his great great grandfather. Who the f--- is that? I thought. Turns out it was George VI who was king when I was a kid. Makes me feel old! Another royal reminder of age: I was an avid fan of Lenny Bruce who caused deep offence when in this country by saying that Prince Charles (who was 14 at the time) was really a 40-year-old dwarf. I was 24 at the time.

Good choices. All with first-class rhythm sections, which sadly were hard to come by in the UK c.1960.