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Levi Strauss Blue Daniel Daniel Deronda

Jazz Record Requests from BBC Radio3 Now playing: New Orleans Wanderers, "Perdido Street Blues" (1926) Wonderful stuff! Used to own that record years ago!

Malcolm Forbes Larry Craig Ted Haggard John of Gaunt Skinnay Ennis

Looks interesting! Will be listening.

Jazz Library from BBC Radio 3 Alyn Shipton interviews and plays records by Cedar Walton.

Devon Malcolm Somerset Maugham Harold "Doc" West

Chester Drawers The Kitchen Cabinet Knights of the Round Table

Cruella de Vil Bill Hardman Dave Tough Bill Hardman Bill Perkins BillF Genius The Genie in the Bottle Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair

Cruella de Vil Bill Hardman Dave Tough

Sticker on Kenny Dorham, Whistle Stop (Blue Note), which I bought in Calgary, Alberta in 1975, reads "Opus 69 $5.99". Was that your territory, Sidewinder?

Octopussy Pentangle Numero Uno

Conrad Black Robert Maxwell Richard Desmond

Too many! http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/news/article-1714820/Forbes-Rich-List-2011-Worlds-100-wealthiest.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunday_Times_Rich_List_2011

Cavour Garibaldi King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys

Carter Ruck Sue Ryder Robert Holmes à Court

Robert Robinson Robinson Crusoe Celia Cruz

Chapman Pincher Lady Gaga Harry 'Snapper' Organs Organ Morgan ("It's organ, organ all the time with him!") Lee Morgan Leigh Hunt

Chay Blyth Che Guevara Che Doc Cheatham Dr Jazz Med Flory Dame Flora Robson Brian Robson Bryan Robson David Steel (geddit?) Knockoff Nigel Pincher Martin

Chay Blyth Che Guevara Che Doc Cheatham Dr Jazz Med Flory

"Bob Brookmeyer and Some of His Friends" on Night Lights from WFIU

Gerry Mulligan Meets Johnny Hodges (HMV) Bought in Johnny Kendal's basement, has sticker which reads "Dobells £1"

Darth Vader King Vidor Vlad the Impaler

I just purchased a 60s copy of Journey into Fear at a library book sale. I've found it a little dry at the beginning, but I think that it has potential and I plan on finishing it. I love the cover of this particular edition, which seems to have been abandoned in favor of less striking artwork: Like both those Amblers, but my favourite is The Light of Day, which reads like a Hitchcock movie!