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Doc Martin Doc Holliday Dixon of Dock Green Otto Dix Sonny Cox Claude Nobs

Ermintrude Dylan Brian Snail Slow Drag Pavageau Pops Foster Wellman Braud Wellman Clinic Med Flory Doc Severinsen

Well worth a second listen! Some great tracks there!

Henry Cow Captain Beefheart Reginald Veal

Combines Back Country Suite and Local Color

Orrin Keepnews Raoul Moat Reverend Hightower

Same here. Back then I would have thought it was a 'tea caddy'. Or someone who carries your golf clubs? Playing my vinyl copy now (Blue Note 4230). Is this one of the Mobleys where the tracks are re-arranged on the CD? I have "A Caddy for Daddy", "The Morning After", "Venus Di Mildew", "Ace Deuce Trey" and "3rd Time Around".

Remus Lupin Uncle Remus Brer Rabbit David Hare The Mad Hatter Frankie Capp

Kurt Schwitters Idi Dada Amin Ida Lupino

John Coltrane, Africa Brass (World Record Club) Sticker reads: Decimal / £sd 1.48p 29/7 DOBELLS

Brother Ah Robert Northern Jim Buffington Dawn French Paul Horn Julius Watkins

Joseph Conrad Conrad Adenoid Brotherhood of Breath

Raunchy Rita Juicy Lucy Miss Goodthighs

Closer than you might think! Failing any further bids, I think Sidewinder must be declared winner of this round for his remarkably near miss answer. It's JOHN HALLAM. Here he is with Barnes, with and without wig Further evidence of their close association: Have never seen Hallam, but am going to his gig on Sunday. My curiosity has been sparked by a neighbour who after 25 years has "come out" to me by revealing that he used to be a jazz musician and played guitar with Hallam. I'll post a full wig report on return! Just returned from the gig and can report that everything about Hallam is genuine - including the hair! A very tasteful and professional musician who plays tenor, baritone and clarinet. Perhaps it's his fondness for Ellington tunes that brought Jimmy Hamilton to mind. As we've been discussing unusual sounds recently, I'll just mention that Hallam gave support to an unaccompanied bass solo with an off-beat produced by his wedding-ring finger against the side of the tenor!

Pops Velma Trummy

Ray Gosling Rudolf Hiss Nat Peck

That does sound nice!

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Walter Bishop John McVicar Odean Pope

Candy Finch Christopher Wren Michael Rennie

Yes, that is a great one! My favourite for the week is the Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra playing "A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square", arranged by Ed Neumeister, solos by Kenny Werner and Dick Oatts from this album:

Cream Ice T Ben & Gerry

Do you mean manually with a brush or is it a vacuum cleaner? Anyway, I hope D K Dyson was on the date and that they included "Clean Is the Scene" and "Mop Mop"

Do you mean manually with a brush or is it a vacuum cleaner?