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Nancy Whiskey Ry Cooder Malt Jackson

Fine show, David! Included some top quality live Powell recordings which I hadn't heard before.

Great, David! Just in time for this evening's listening!

The Diddy Men Ken Dodd Richard Dadd Moms Mabley Hank Mobley Moby Gilbert Grape Bobby Wine A Raisin In the Sun Jeremy Vine George Wein Amy Winehouse

The Diddy Men Ken Dodd Richard Dadd

Cordon Brown The Stranglers The Boston Strangler Jack the Ripper Rip Van Winkle Johanna Wanka

Ronnell Bright Ronald McDonald Ronnie Reagan Regan Goneril Cordelia

Wholly Cats Holy Ghost Ghost Riders in the Sky

Mary Hartman Louise Lasser Frank Loesser Allen Lowe Henry Cow Silly Moo

Jimbo Jumbo Forgetful Jones

CDR please. PM on the way.

I will be certain to listen! Now listening. Nice to hear you on the airwaves, Umum! Thanks Bill. Shame about the truncated audio clips on the podcast. Yes, I noticed those. I take it the programme was prerecorded at a civilised hour, unlike the time the Beeb expects jazzers without computers to be up at!

Hagar The Horrible Ed Balls Mrs Balls Wonder Woman The Happy Wanderer Bolton Wanderers

Mothers of Invention Sister Sadie Aunt Hagar

I was entirely happy with Brian Priestley's title for a composition which his Leeds University student big band in the 60s struggled to deliver: "Miles Behind".

I will be certain to listen! Now listening. Nice to hear you on the airwaves, Umum!

Robert the Devil Robert the Bruce Braveheart

Fats Navarro Memorial Vol 2 (Realm)

Drive released here on Friday. Will be there. Drive excellent. (See Return of Film Corner).

The Polish Jazz Quartet Ronald Shiner Basil Brush

Sunday afternoon gig at Whitefield, North Manchester: The Gerry Tomlinson Trio with Suzanne Fonseca (trombone) and Jim Collins (alto).

Here's Trane with a Franz Kline - presumably the same photo session:

Rocky Raccoon Rocket J. Squirrel Alexander Pushkin (I skipped 2 steps) Haydée Politoff Harry Pollitt Polly Peachum

In my youth Etty was described as "pornographic". I don't think he'd qualify for that description now! Just so typical of so much repressed sex in Victorian art! This one, just up the road from me, ought to be worth a look. http://www.whitworth.manchester.ac.uk/whatson/exhibitions/darkmatters/

Jack Cardiff Alex Glasgow Julie London