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Billy Bang Sven Klang's Combo The Dong With the Luminous Nose

Their horn-swapping on some tracks is an interesting curiosity, but it's the other tracks that I keep returning to.

Bobby Shaftoe John Bangs Mr Bump

Jazz Record Requests from BBC Radio 3 Now playing: Eric Alexander, "André's Turn" from Summit Meeting

One Bass Hit (Ray Brown) Two Bass Hit Bass on Balls (Mobley) Bass On Top (Chambers) The Face of the Bass (Ornette Coleman) Next word: CLOSE

Joe Bugner Bugge Wesseltoft Buggerru http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buggerru (Not people, but too good to miss.)

Ozzie Cadena Ozzy Osborne Ozzie Ardilles Julian Arguelles Argy Bargy Melvyn Barg

Peter Bowles Phil Bowler Ed Balls Balls Mahoney Kate Bolick Uncle Tom Cobblers

Ollie Stan Laughing Gravy David Graveney Jiminy Cricket Sally Bowles

Modern Sounds (Rogers/Mulligan) The Modern Touch (Golson) Modern Art (Blakey) The Modern Jazz Quartet at Music Inn Genius of Modern Music (Monk) Next word: FUTURE

Ellen Terry Terry Thomas Thomas Hardy

Given what they're doing to the pension age at present, I doubt if you are safe from conscription anymore.

K9 The Doctor Elisabeth Sladden Eddie Gladden Joy Nichols Arthur Blythe

Interesting stuff, Larry. I'll just add that the Blakey Messengers that included Byrd, Mobley and Silver seemed to be particularly influential on a group of British jazzmen that included Ronnie Scott, Tubby Hayes, Jimmy Deuchar, Terry Shannon and Phil Seamen. Mobley's sound is there in Scott, there's something of Byrd in Deuchar (as well as Navarro, as you say), Shannon was hugely influenced by Silver and the Jazz Couriers' distinctive arrangements are reminiscent of those of the 1956 Messengers.

Benjamin Franklin The Franklin The Miller

Cozy Cole Henry Coker Jane Asher

Some have it as Never PET a Burning Dog. Anyway, my favorite is Pub Crawling With Jimmy Deuchar!

My favorite Ornette. Trouble is, I've had it on vinyl since the 60s and know every note!

Brian Blessed Holy Ghost The Phantom Fiddler

Not sure exactly what you're saying, but I believe the ads are targeted on a combination of your tracking cookie and the context of the page you're on, so if you have a new computer you'd have no history. Right. The ad I just saw before I clicked the "reply" button was for video editing software (which I just posted about on Facebook) and now the ad is one from Adobe for Creative Suite. Nice to know they don't always get it right. My current ad invites me to join Royal Marines Commandos. At the age of 72!?!?

Thomas Cubitt Norman Pace Thumbelina

Hale Berry Hale Bop Professor Bop B Bopstein Luke the Wailer Honk Mostly

Salty Dog Old Sea Dog Dogberry

Killer Ray Appleton Bad Boy Joe Scrapper Blackwell

A good yarn!