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Demi Moore Semiramis Jill Halfpenny

Childe Harold Kid Thomas Little Richard

Albert and the Lion The Lion and the Wolff Alfred and Francis

I'm disappointed. I thought this thread was going to be about big bands!

Perez Prado Tate Guggenheim

Emma Bunton Melanie Brown Geri Halliwell

Will Hay Jack Straw John Graas

Wilfred Hyde-White Frank Skinner Jeremy Pelt

10cc Lovin' Spoonful Dopey

Returning to this one after about 40 years! Yes, it's true what they say - it's a classic!

Montag Tuesday Weld Sidney Torch

Marmaduke Cheryl Kim

Cousin Mary Alice Ravi

Norman Granz Fi Glover Nicholas Payton

Looking at what was coming out on CD in the late 80s, I made the incorrect decision that it wasn't a medium for the serious jazz collector and went out and bought a new outfit that didn't include a CD player! In 1991 I had to replace it with one that included a CD player, having bought two CDs by contemporary big bands: Mel Lewis's Soft Lights and Hot Music and Bill Holman Band on JVC. Do I get the impression from this thread that (as is so often the case) the U.S. was into the new technology earlier than we were?

Simon Pegg Gummi Bears Billy Root

Symphony Sid Al Jazzbo Collins Jack the Bellboy

Legs Diamond Wade Legge Cyd Charisse

Molloy Malone Krapp

Mayor Daley Ken Livingstone Stanley Turrentine

Just listening to some great jazz flute - intense, funky - from James Clay on Presenting Red Mitchell. He plays some great flute, too, on Wes Montgomery's Movin' Along.

Gladys Knight and the Pips The Stones David Seed

Certainly looks like Grooveshark has something to offer!

Newt Gingrich Froggie Moore Reptet