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Ruby Murray Jasper Conran Beryl the Peril

Johnnie Ray Barry Cryer Willie the Weeper

The Lone Ranger Sloane Rangers Range Rovers

Bob Ayling Sicko Michael Moore

Bob Diamond Loadsamoney Stavros Stelios Haji-Ioannou Michael O'Leary Big Mouth Billy Bass

Richard III Tricky Dicky Dirty Digger Sam Spade Peg o' My Heart Diamond Geezer

Flat Foot Floogie with the Floy Floy Big Foot Quasimodo

Fast Eddie Swervin' Mervyn Lurch

Roger Casement Bay City Rollers Philip French

Saladin Julius Caesar Romain Gary Ruth Roman Phil the Greek Betty Windsor

Rabbit John Updike Johnny Hodges

Spillers The Magnificent Goldberg Emmanuel Goldstein, The Enemy of the People

Shad Collins Shadow Wilson The Shady Lady

Andrew Lansley Andrew Hill Jimmy Hill Beverly Hillbillies John Hicks Country Preacher

Manuel Touchstone Dr Feelgood

Kenneth Anger Dave Cross Tinie Tempah

Sang Lee Hal Singer Eddie Cantor

I've looked through the list of available podcasts and Shorty isn't there: http://www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/series/jazzlibnz Mind you, the tracks played on the original 1 hour radio shows were severely trimmed to get the podcasts down to about 35 mins. The Shorty was a great one - he must have been the s-l-o-w-e-s-t (and coolest) speaker they ever had on the show. Great stories, too - like how "Martians Go Home" was inspired by grafitti in the men's room.

Little Brother Montgomery Monty's Double The Double Six of Paris

Clair de Lune Claire Rayner Y B Wet

Coleridge Goode Goody Two Shoes Jack Slipper

Bob Berg Cliff Slaughter Murder Inc.

pretty much with you on the "hell....low" but I'd be more interested in the content of the programme . As long as listeners keep requesting Bobcats et al then it'll probably not have my attention. Well, Lester called anyone he didn't like "Bob Crosby".

The Reverend Spooner Mrs Malaprop Mal Waldron