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James Watt Flash Harry Vince Cable

John Graas Brian Blade Herb Bushler

Hen Gates Nat Peck Coop

Is that "Spotlight" or "Spotlite"? Spotlite

Curly Russell Jane Russell Mae West

(London American version)

You don't have to be deeply into deconstruction to be aware of the class and race implications of the abovementioned discrepancy.

Lambert, Hendricks and Ross Sue, Grabbit and Run Flywheel, Shyster and Flywheel

I haven't seen one that seemed right to me, either, but at this late date we've lost all those 1930s-50s Californian locations which seem such a part of Chandler. Palmer Eldritch is a tremendous book, but how could you shoot it convincingly? You can't film on the moon and the creation of a convincing-looking future would cost enormously. It would be bound to rely heavily on computer generated images and they don't appeal to me.

The Japanese Sandman Sleepy Ali Baba and Forty Winks

Looks like it's not too good in Darlington nowadays!

The Blue Boy Larry Flint Caroline Flint MP Britain's sexiest politician?

Swampy Warne Marsh Ted Brown

General Gordon of Khartoum Little Niles Pharoah Sanders

Sound good! Were the Sam Noto Xanadus ever issued on CD?

Francis Wolff Nesuhi Ertegun Lester Koenig

Oscar the Grouch Abby Cadabby Big Bird

Well, yes, it's emerging as a north/south thing. But what do you expect from a government of the rich for the rich?

I've had it on vinyl since the 70s and it's a great record. As far as I'm aware, it's never been issued on CD. Better go for the download!

Knock Off Nigel Pincher Martin Tea Leaf

Yes Man Nodding Dog Noddy Holder

Zoot Sims, One to Blow On (Magnum Music Group) Another used vinyl bought at Wigan this afternoon. Cost £4: condition as new: music great.

Quiet Kenny Whispering Bob Harris Crazy Horse

Bought the London American version of this album used for £5 this afternoon from a seller at Wigan Jazz Club. In excellent condition and music great. Must be about half a century since I bought a disc on the London American label!