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King Arthur Scargill Minor Hall Trudy Pitts

Have you got The New York Sessions with Clark Terry and Horace Parlan?

I liked Spotify in its early days, but now the intrusive adverts are too much to bear, so I rarely listen. Its main function anyway was to allow me to check out potential album purchases, so now I use brief samples available on other sites. Amazon.com is more likely to offer samples than amazon.uk, but if this fails, allmusic.com is another good source.

Cosimo de Medici Med Flory Dr Jazz

Osie Johnson Ossie Clark Ozzie Osbourne

Cream Quentin "Butter" Jackson Marge Simpson

Claudia Cardinale Alexander Pope John McVicar

Rod Hull Isaac Stern Juliette Prowse

Not very many by the standards of this board, but acquired slowly over a long period: about 600 CDs in the last 20 years and about 250 LPs acquired since 1957.

Do they offer finance?

Wings Sebastian Flyte Mark Nightingale

The Birthday Boy The Naked Ape Jim Buffington

Albert Mangelsdorff Bill Watrous Jiggs Whigham American Gigolo Narcissus Lord Adonis

Thoroughly Modern Millie Unsinkable Molly Brown Mandy Make Up Your Mind Osip Mandelstam Terence Stamp Frank Rosolino

Cat Anderson Gato Barbieri Meg and Mog

Johnny Walker Oscar Treadwell Oscar Kokoschka

But now it's our American friends' turn!

Arthur Edgehill John Marston Teddy Charles

Rag, Tag and Bobtail Rageh Omaar Omar Sharif

I saw Jeremy Steig at the Free Trade Hall, Manchester in 1969 in a European touring package that included the Thad Jones Mel Lewis Orchestra, Freddie Hubbard and Richard "Groove " Holmes.

Whispering Bob Harris Shakin' Stevens Jumpin' Jack Flash

He was the inspiration for one of my favorite jazz titles, Lennie Tristano's "Coolin' Off With Ulanov".

Billy Bremner (copyright - M. Python) Norman Hunter Garry Sprake Zarathustra Zara Phillips Useless Eustace

Ingres Ingrid Bergman Peggy Mount