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My turn this time, so let's be having your requests for download or disc in the mail. Thanks.

George Wallington Giacinto Scelsi Marc Ribot I, Robot The Iron Man Usain Bolt

Dr No Dr Evil Dr Jazz

Casa Loma Orch Pancho Villa Son House Housemartins Marty Grosz Marty Paich Marty Paicheck Salarymen Dick Charlesworth's City Gents

Casa Loma Orch Pancho Villa Son House

Dawn Primarolo Bret Primack http://www.jazzvideoguy.tv/ Mack the Knife

Jane Russell Lady Booby Boo Frazier

David Letterman Caroline Spellman umum_cypher

Seems like there's another thread for "What are you listening to via online radio...", but I'm too lazy to look. Listening to KFSR, Fresno, CA. Yeah. Feels right for evening in Senegal, waiting for iftar (breaking of the daily Ramadan fast). (Posted by BeBop in "What are you listening to right now?")

Some points arising from your interesting post, Bev: NHOP emerged as very articulate - and I don't just mean on bass - fluent in English with an engaging Scandinavian/American voice. Little touches of ego made it more meaningful than the sort of interview where everyone the subject has played with is "wonderful". He said he loved duos as he got more of a say and his Looking at Bird with Archie Shepp is a favourite of mine. Jazz has always been the poor relation at the BBC, moved from waveband to waveband as upper class bosses never quite knew what to do with something they had no personal liking for. Nearest to a big man as its protector was Humphrey Lyttelton, Eton educated, but digging trumpet rather than than hunting. To its eternal damnation, the BBC with its UK monopoly played less of a part in my jazz education than the more-or-less-"pirate" station, Radio Luxembourg. There in 1959 on a show called "Jamboree Jazz Time" I first heard Coltrane and Ornette Coleman. Again in those years, Willis Conover's "Voice of America Jazz Hour", heard through a barrage of static brought me the sounds which were nowhere to be heard on the BBC.

Lois Lane Harry Street Cecil Rhodes

John Gotti, the Teflon Don Pan Pnin Vladimir Nabokov Humbert Humbert Hubert Horatio Humphrey Humphrey Lyttelton Humphrey Bumphrey Johnny Butts

John Gotti, the Teflon Don Pan Pnin

Colin Sell Sidney Keyes John Locke

Rolly Bundock Polly Peachum

Peter Kay Peter Jay Lady Q

Mervyn Peake Swervin' Mervyn Steady Eddie

Emperor Rosko King Curtis Ernie Royal

Victor Lewis Victor Sproles Victor Kiam Omar Khyam Mullah Omar The Fabulous Moolah Ken Moule Mr Muscle Don Cockle

Halle Berry Sir John Barbirolli Sir Eyre Coote

Captain Hook Clare Fischer The Compleat Angler Pentangle Jacqui McShee Howard McGhee Filthy McNasty Snurdy McGurdy Ronald McDonald

Captain Hook Clare Fischer The Compleat Angler

Love to be able to see My Name Is Albert Ayler, which Lovefilm can't supply. Not that I suspect a conspiracy! http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/movie/111937/my.name.is.albert.ayler

Benny Hill Gil Evans Bill Evans Good Evans Vanessa Paradis Sir Anthony Eden

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