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Buffalo Bill Wilson Steer Kenneth Horne

The Virgin Sturgeon Gene Tunney Phineas Finn

Al Casey Zoot Case Satchel Paige

Lennie Tristano Quartet, Live at the Confucius Restaurant 1955 (Gambit) Wow! The real stuff!

Isaac Asimov, The Caves of Steel Classic science fiction!

Sister Sadie Fats Sadi Saddam Hussein

One of my very favorite film directors. I have seen most of his films. The one I remember best is L'amour l'après-midi (Love in the Afternoon).

Twinkle Toes Tinkerbell Stinkerbell

Stan Barstow Keith Waterhouse John Braine

Great! But, if I'm not mistaken, these items were broadcast a few months ago.

The Police Bobby Charlton Hot Fuzz

Paul Anka Brew Moore Doc Cheatham

I would prefer Miles Davis on the road signs myself. 'Directions' or 'Go Ahead John', maybe? Will this do?

Max Roach 24-Hour Birthday Broadcast from WKCR Now playing: Money Jungle with Ellington and Mingus

We'll be able to bask in that, Richard!

Bert Trautmann Michael Fish Miss Nettie B

Chummy MacGregor Pal Joey Michael Mates

Phil Woods Jimmy Forrest Sam Woodyard

U2 Rameses II Mutt 'n Jeff

Jazz Record Requests from BBC Radio3 Now playing: Stan Getz and Kenny Barron, "First Song" from People Time

Jazz Library from BBC Radio 3 Now playing: "Sunny" from Hampton Hawes at the Piano

It is indeed. Have you read Kazuo Ishiguro's 'Never Let Me Go'? Works in a similar sort of distorted near future. The title comes from the tune much beloved of jazzers. Indeed I have read it and liked it very much. I think Ishiguro must be into our sort of music. His recent story collection Nocturnes is based on the experiences of musicians, most of whom are in Great American Songbook mode, rather than classical or pop. He wrote the lyrics to some of the songs on the last Stacey Kent album. Good on yer, Kazuo!

Jack Boot The Naz Lord Buckley

Very sorry to hear this. Saw Campi on film for the first time a couple of weeks ago - introducing the CBBB on their Live in Prague in '67 DVD.

Gilbert the Filbert Kernel of the Knuts King Canute