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Michael Fish Vincent Herring Mr Kipper

Ah, yes!

John Lee Hooker Donna Tartt Chippie Hill

Dr Jackyll Donald McLean Guy Burgess

Freddie Redd Commis Chef Super Chief

Auntie Rotter http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbBgd6VCwB4 Karl Schmidt-Rottluff Ernest Lough

The Shades Orchestra The Shady Lady Shad Collins

Night Dreamer Midnight Cowboy Dark Avenger

Yes to those and I'll add: Jimmy Yancey Meade Lux Lewis Albert Ammons Pete Johnson Cripple Clarence Lofton Professor Longhair Dr John

Ida Down Charles Pillow Alec Bedser

Reading Franzen's Wikipedia entry suggests his books have been subject to unusual and highly effective promotion methods, but I find them good all the same. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Franzen This is the second of his I've read, having got through The Corrections earlier this year. "Sprawling" is the word often used to describe them and each took me about a month to read. Anyone else tried them?

Lester Young Jimmy Nottingham Mick Hucknall

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/mediamonkeyblog/2011/dec/19/epg-alfred-hitchcock-charles-dickens

Amelia Earhart Clyde Hart Jim Hart

The Ian Hendrickson-Smith Quintet with Ryan Kisor at Small's on Wednesday February 20 2008 Ian Hendickson-Smith (tnr) Ryan Kisor (tpt) Spike Wilner (pno) Tal Ronen (bs) Joe Strasser (dms) http://www.smallsjazzclub.com/indexnew.cfm?eventId=358

E I Addio The Bad Plus Lindsey Hilsum

Professor Rodney Brazier Chris Brasher Oscar Brashear

Angel Eyes A Sinner Kissed an Angel (Wardell Gray's version) And the Angels Sing (Benny Goodman version) I'll leave it someone else to finish this and suggest DEVIL for a follow up.

Posy Simmons Poison Dwarves Snow White

Duran Duran Durium Bobby Durham

Harold Steptoe Dingle Foot Mr Walker

Free Willy Bob Marley & The Wailers Captain Ahab

Justin Timberlake Herbert Beerbohm Tree Max Planck