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The Bury Jazz Society Robert Graves Richard Groove Holmes Sherlock Shylock Gideon Dizzy Birks Jeremy Hunt

The Bury Jazz Society Robert Graves Richard Groove Holmes

Looks tasty!

Bent Hallberg Bob Berg Ice T

Otto Dix Sonny Cox Claude Nobs

Jan Raven George Dawes Jean Rook Glenda Slagg Cinderella Humphry Clinker

The story of Miles told through the records. Very well researched and fascinating to read when I know so many of the records, but I wish the late Mr Cook hadn't been so judgemental. Everything seems to be seen as either success or failure - not at all the way I feel about the music.

Banjo Paterson Ali Bongo Willie Bobo Willie Makeit Willie Maiden Willie Whitelaw Billie Whitelaw Bobby Whitlock Bill Crow

Banjo Paterson Ali Bongo Willie Bobo

It's not being any kind of understood by me; misunderstood might help... Yes, perhaps we should include a glossary for: granny tax chav Astra fagging at Eton tax windfall seems to be clearly understood on both sides of the Pond. - particularly when the wealthiest are on the receiving end!

It's not being any kind of understood by me; misunderstood might help... Yes, perhaps we should include a glossary for: granny tax chav Astra fagging at Eton

Agree with you about Allen Eager at this date (1957), but like Freddie Greene's contribution - makes the pianoless rhythm section meatier.

Bob Shad Shadow Wilson John Le Meseurier The Inchworm Soweto Kinch Brian Lynch

The Ed Cherry Trio at Smalls on September 27th 2011 Ed Cherry (gtr) Pat Bianchi (org) McClenty Hunter (dms) http://www.smallsjazzclub.com/indexnew.cfm?eventId=4494

Spooky for March: students out in shorts and T-shirts. I KNEW you two and Sidewinder would be posting on this thread today! We Brits are so predictable! Bloody lovely here anyway. Can't believe the number of idiots out there in shorts and flip-flops and driving covertible soft-tops today. Where do they think they are - Ibiza? I suspect they bought the convertible soft-tops today on a whim to celebrate their tax windfall. Alas, poor granny! Quite! But granny never fagged for us at Eton. I hope this thread isn't being misunderstood on the other side of the pond.

Yes, indeed!

That wonderful saxophone band!

Spooky for March: students out in shorts and T-shirts. I KNEW you two and Sidewinder would be posting on this thread today! We Brits are so predictable! Bloody lovely here anyway. Can't believe the number of idiots out there in shorts and flip-flops and driving covertible soft-tops today. Where do they think they are - Ibiza? I suspect they bought the convertible soft-tops today on a whim to celebrate their tax windfall. Alas, poor granny!

Try Radio Shooby Dooby If the Beeb can't supply, look elsewhere! Now listening to "Alice Coltrane, Ascending" on Night Lights from WFIU: http://indianapublicmedia.org/nightlights/

Try Radio Shooby Dooby

Duffy Daffy Dippy Ed Dipple Mole Beaver Harris

Track 10 After the barrage of hints about this one, would the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra be a fair guess?

Spooky for March: students out in shorts and T-shirts.

Johnny Griffin Jimmy Griff Griff Rhys Jones The Gryphon The Mock Turtle Nigel Kennedy (Mockney speaker: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mockney)