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Yulia Timoshenko Tiny Tim The Small Faces

Jarvis Cocker King Charles Muggsy Spaniel

Now which Canadians recorded for Blue Note? (I think some Gil Evans Pacific Jazz found its way onto BN.)

The Rumproller Rear of the Year The Jamfs

Herr Hitler Hairy Maclary Eyre Coote

Always loved The Goon Show. Listened to it on the radio as a teenager in the 50s and in the 80s bought audio cassettes of it put out by the BBC. Shows are still regularly broadcast on digital radio.

The Beatles (again!) Prince Lasha Mr Whippy

Robert Crumb Teddy Bunn Cecil Payne

Wavy Gravy Ben Jerry Gerry and the Pacemakers Clyde Hart The Beatles

Yes, indeed. Just pulled out my 1970s British vinyl version with"Cocktails for Two", "My Old Flame", "You Always Hurt the One You Love", "The Fuehrer's Face" and other gems!

Jane Asher Harriet Beecher Stowe Kerry Oaker

Gary Glitter Bernie Glow Martin Sheen

Rude Boys Dirty Harry Filthy McNasty

Can't find your thread requesting early jazz recommendations, paps, so am adding this one here: I recall the first four tracks as sensational! They are "The Moon is Low", "The Sheik of Araby", B Flat Blues" and "Honeysuckle Rose" recorded in 1939 with John "Bugs" Hamilton, Gene Cedric, John Smith and Slick Jones. As electrifying small-group-with-vocals sides, they perhaps anticipate what Louis Jordan was to a few years later in such hits as "Caldonia", "Let the Good Times Roll", "School Days", etc. But I expect you already know/have those!

Nude Ants The Stripper The Birthday Boy

My first Tyner (which I no longer have) was with Elvin Jones and Ron Carter.

The Dish (ran away with) The Spoon Jimmy Witherspoon

With Joe Henderson, Bobby Hutcherson, Duke Pearson, Bob Cranshaw and Al Harewood

Another "blind" purchase from Vinyl Exchange, now a treasured possession:

Harvey Milk Sean Bean Johnny Mars

Harry Sweets Edison Otis Candy Finch Sugar Ray Robinson

Faith Marable Lawrence Marable Mary Bell