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Pussy Riot

Ray Ellington was a very nice guy - I met him once - at a Tubby Hayes gig!

I'll drink to him!

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Last saw that Buster Smith album about 50 years ago!!

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AKA Jus' Crouchin'

Kind of, but more like übü roâ really père ubu is okay, too, though biologically I'm no one's père Huw Warren I've heard on the radio. That spelling makes more sense, I couldn't really see any other options how to pronounce it. But what's the proper spelling of Pugh then, Pew? That's not exactly a funny name ... Herr Kirchenbank, in German Exists in English, too: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_Pew

Teddy Charles Ted Heath (politician) Ted Heath (bandleader) Michael Moore Roger and Me The Big One

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Very remote location 200 miles from Paris - was this a retirement property?

Certainly Pugh and Hugh are pronounced pyoo and hyoo on this side of the Atlantic (Pugh is a Welsh name, by the way) but we'll wait till the Americans wake up to confirm it's the same there. You know what I mean - seeing that Duke is dyook here, but dook over there. Can't imagine he's called Jim Pooh, mind you.

Yes Really? Everywhere in the anglo-saxon world? Those "Pughs" I've "heard" by their names sounded more like "Pews" or "Hughs", really ... But not like Winnie the Pooh ... OK, it's pyoo, but all those words have the same vowel sound: crew, fru, brew, Pugh, Hugh.

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Happy Birthday! :party:

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