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Organ Morgan Putte Wickman Limp Bizkit

Sebastian Dangerfield The Ginger Man

Happy New Year!

Teddy Boy Wide Boy Rude Boy

I have access to a lot of non-American cinema here, so my list looks like this: Elena (Russia) Barbara (Germany) Killing Them Softly (US) Shadow Dancer (UK) Prometheus (US) The Kid with a Bike (Belgium) El premio (Argentina) Rampart (US) The Descendants (US) Margin Call (US)

Nils Pratley Arsène Lupin Loopy Lou

Hore Belisha http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hore_Belisha Flat Foot Floogie Ronald Pickup

Well, at least I can agree with you on #5!

Griff Rhys Jones The Little Giant Giant Despair

Alfie Hinds Sonny Rollins

Bo Diddley

I remember seeing the film in Paris on its release. Also made effective, haunting use of Monk's "Pannonica".

Big Eck Augustus Egg Igor

Charles the Bald Big Ears

Joe Loss The Lass o' Gowrie Loesser and Lowe

Wade Legge Ian Armitt Joan Armatrading

Tracey Emin Idi Amin Amiri Baraka

Kristian Leth/Dave O'Higgins Quintet featuring Eric Alexander at Seven Arts, Leeds in March

Rabbi Hugo Gryn George Smiley Sir Robert Smirke

Agreed. One CD in my 3-disc Getz West Coast/East of the Sun album won't play as it nears 80 mins. Someone - I think it was Clunky (?) - said his copy had the same problem.

Zeb Soanes Jeff Bezos Bizzy Lizzy

Killer Ray Appleton Maurice Zapp

Bird and Max Kaminsky, eh? Another across-the-styles meeting was when Bird recorded with a Metronome All Stars that included baritonist Ernie Caceres, more usually associated with Bobby Hackett or Jack Teagarden. Here's the back story: http://www.jazzwax.com/2009/01/metronome-allstars-mystery-solved.html

The Inchworm Demeter Joseph Cubitt