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Sandra Blow Leonard Gaskin Puff the Magic Dragon

Pinchas Zukerman Earl Swipe Doctor Steel

Let's not forget the time-honoured additional uses of the phone book: propping open a sash window with broken cords, stabilizing a piece of furniture with a one short leg, raising a seated small child to table level. Judging by the number of unsolicited mail order catalogues the recession is bringing to my door, these will probably still be on hand for these important jobs after the demise of the phone book.

Mark Twain Frank Gehry Ezra Pound

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2010/nov/10/ethan-iverson-jazz-blogs

Yes, we're moving this way as well. 50% of the "white" book is now given over to large business ads and two "yellow" type books are now provided, tho' the official Yellow Pages is now in slimmed-down format. Perhaps online number searching isn't quite as in place as in the US, as my first attempt to look up my own number took me to Manchester, NH!

Walter Page's Blue Devils David Bookbinder Marcus Printup

Phil Senter Sun Yat Sen Soleil Moon Frye

Wayne Rooney Wayne Shorter Wax Longer

I like the Stan Getz version on this session:

Rod Hull and Emu Nat Peck The Beaker People

Oh Susannah Susannah McCorkle Tommy "The Cork" Corcoran Pops Foster Bucks Fizz Champagne Charlie

Sylvia Beach Polly Peachum Joe Bananas

Blossom Dearie Lief Erikson Fleur Adcock

Theo Teo Miles

Sexy Rexy Harrison Harrison Ford Harrison Fisher The Fisher King Rod Stewart Jonathan Bate

The Bonking Bishop of Brentwood Billericay Dicky David Essex

Kurt Cobain Nils and wild geese John McCain Megan McCain Bristol Palin Bay Buchanan Bay City Rollers Henry Royce Dick Bentley

Eve Boswell Sir Anthony Eden Billy Apple

The Loan Ranger Fi Glover Brokeback Coalition

Nice!

ONWARD!

Easy on the "bit players"! I love the J R Monteroses, the Don Sleets and the Stan Hasselgards!