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Genius Genie Jean Genie Professor Branestawm Dr Jazz Sidewinder

Gaius Julius Caesar Kaiser Bill BillF

Sigmund Romberg Sweetheart of Sigmund Freud Lucien Freud

Peanuts Angela Brazil Cracker

Reminds me of this one, Bev: "Last time I go on a Thomas Cook's holiday!"

John Christie Ian Brady Peter Sutcliffe Stuart Sutcliffe Astrid Kirchherr Astrid Lindgren Gilbert the Filbert Paulie Walnuts

John Christie Ian Brady Peter Sutcliffe

How's the bass playing? I have Cleveland Eaton on some Basie albums and he's sensational!

There's a moment on that where Sid Catlett is on doing a solo, and the audience starts laughing. Always makes me wonder what they're laughing at - is it something he's doing, or something maybe Dizzy is doing in the background ? (I expect this is a rhetorical question) There's a lot of what-Dizzy-is-doing-in-the-background laughter on his live recordings. It's probably that.

Ike Quebec Lord Halifax Victoria Regina

Candy Finch Mark Nightingale Humphry Berkeley

Gil Evans Sue Evans Good Evans

This was a great favourite with my kids: They didn't like this one so much:

Terence Stamp Stompy Jones Stompie Moeketsi

Marilyn Monroe Marilyn Manson Charles Bronson

(In memory of) The Alan Hare Big Band

Agreed that its one of Dexter's more uninspired albums, but if you can hear it through the dwarfing morass of the post-production reverb and the backasswrds mix, the brothers Jones make some very nice contributions, Thad in soloing (check him out on "Oh Karen Oh"!), & Hank with perhaps his most harmonically "stretched" comping on record. Meaning of the album title?

Ralph Burns The Firebird Petroushka

Gorgeous Gussie Gorgeous George Boy George

Turk Murphy Kemal Ataturk Mustafa Kemal

William Pitt William Hague Augustus Egg

Steve Voce Vox Populi Pops Foster

Joe "Mr Piano" Henderson Henderson the Rain King George Hudson the Railway King