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Morris Minor Mini Me

Sally Bowles Batman Keeper of the Flame

Coltrane Grossman Liebman Lover Man Just a Gigolo The Boyfriend

Lenny Bruce, of course! Just for Brits - Michael Heseltine on a bad night. Another one for Brits - Ed Balls' grandfather.

Germaine Greer Sonny Greer Sonny Payne

Alf Garnett Jimmy Jewell Anne Diamond

"Jazz from Monterey 1966" on Night Lights from WFIU

Christopher Columbus Arthur Dove Walter Pidgeon

Jayne Mansfield?

Arsene Wenger Butter Jackson Richard Basehart

Dick Oatts is a tremendous altoist!

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Four Brothers Jimmy Giuffre

Abbey Road Victoria Avenue Nessie Terrace

Was at my usual North Manchester venue on Sunday afternoon to see the Gerry Tomlinson Trio with trombonists Lee Hallam and Duncan Winfield playing Jay and Kai arrangements. Very listenable stuff!

Mo Mowlam Keb' Mo Mo Farrah Little Mo Timothy Mo - and his brother Arthur Mo

I hadn't heard of him either, but thought the obituary was well worth reading.

It's been so long since this thread popped up that I'd forgotten all the things I'd seen. So here goes with a second bite of the cherry. Saw this with a Newcastle friend at the Laing Art Gallery. It's shortly to be unleashed on London. Strongly recommended! http://www.twmuseums.org.uk/laing/thingstoseeanddo/exhibition/2011/03/05/john-martin-heaven-hell/

Pity that one never came to this part of the world!

Dude, that is 7 years after our first born and 3 after our second. Why should I take you seriously? Must be great to have seen Scott Joplin, Chuck!

Wes Buddy Monk

My most recent one was this magnificent, comprehensive exhibition: Earlier in the summer I saw R B Kitaj at Abbot Hall Gallery, Kendal: And even earlier in the year, also at Abbot Hall, the Lakeland landscapist, Sheila Fell (1931-79):

Roger McGough Adrian Henri Brian Patten

Great to see that Hawkins album again! Last saw it in the 60s and remember it as good.

WKCR is a great favorite, particularly for those marathons dedicated to a single artist.

While we're on piano blues, in "Pinetop's Blues" IIRC Pinetop Smith sings "Going down on State Street, get me a gallon o' booze".