BillF

Interesting! Only know him from Dameronia.

Dick Berk Jeremy Hunt Warrington Minge

Lot's Wife Wife of Bath Baby-Eating Bishop of Bath & Wells Bonking Bishop of Brentwood David Essex The Sex Pistols

Psychedelic Sally Sister Sadie Sister Salvation

Cecil Taylor?

Big Black Big Daddy Shirley Crabtree George Crabbe Jean Shrimpton Lawrence Welk

Ah yes! With that clue in hand I can see it's Big Miller: Someone else like to post a mystery photo?

André Bloch Mr Cube Sweets Edison

The Croppies Lorraine Crapp Sheila Dikshit

Gerardus Mercator Wally Gator Gato Barbieri

Come on, Sidewinder, who is it?

Cut it out ! My planned raid on Manchester Fopp this week delayed for a while, regrettably. No cause for alarm! Bought used via Amazon.uk from Guernsey-based Zoverstocks for £3.04 including shipping ((Ever tried Zoverstocks with their massive stock of low-priced used items? The recent growth of the used CD market must be a sign of the straightened times!)

Sir Jasper Eskimo Nell Charlotte the Harlot Nel Gwyn Fergie Koo Stark The Naked Civil Servant Quentin Crisp Mr Chips

Sir Jasper Eskimo Nell Charlotte the Harlot

How does "C Jam Blues" shape up on this?

Well - it's not Tommy Cooper!

Fine musician, Dave Cliff! Knew him in our student days in Leeds. He certainly benefited from Peter Ind's tuition on his course.

Otho the Great Crazy Otto The Crazy Gang

Following the trend here!

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!

Certainly noticed that one!

Closer than you might think!

On the solo session he did in Paris in the early- to mid-fifties ("Manganese", "Eronel", "Portrait of an Ermite", etc) you can hear his foot padding away on the floor. I imagine a large crepe-soled shoe!

See what you mean! Actually, unintended vocalising didn't occur to me when I started this thread. That's been well and truly discussed on other occasions, so let's keep it to squeaks, bumps, etc