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Ralph Burns J M Synge Chard Whitlow

Amazing Grace Grace Darling Ed Balls

Clark Kent Mr Rochester The Madwoman in the Attic

Really ? Wow . He might be my least favorite with the bow . I feel like that about PC too, but someone must have liked his bowed solos or they wouldn't have given him so many!

Does some nice arpeggios on "Li'l Darlin'" Did Eddie Condon ever solo?

Tom's a postman. MG Wow! :blush2:

Looks a very good bag! The only one I have is the Hawkins.

Don't recall the previous broadcast. Will certainly be listening!

Porter Kilbert Gilbert & Sullivan Louis Sullivan Henry Hobson Richardson Jerome Richardson Jerome K Jerome

Cherie Blair Joe Marsala Philip Glass

Great clip! Hearing the sax section play Illinois Jacquet's solo reminded me of the recent thread on solos that become part of the tune.

Daffy Duck Bill Stickers Gummi Bears

Satin Doll Velvet Underground Loose Tubes

Tom1960 The Beatles The Marvelettes Now, how do you get from Pete Postlethwaite to Tom1960? Andrew Marvell Wonder Woman The Miracle Worker

Have just watched the Joe Lovano Nonet DVD. Great! Thanks for the recommendation, MartyJazz. Personnel and content (i.e. largely Dameron numbers) very close to the Lovano 52nd Street Themes album which I own and love, but just enough difference to make things really interesting. A real winner! Next on order from Lovefilm: Jazz Icons: Dexter Gordon Live in '63.

Donna Lee Lee Wiley Wiley Post

Lonnie Donegan Ottilie Patterson Nancy Whiskey

Larry Rivers Jack Torrance Flood (Mark Ellis)

Ben Nevis Ben Lyon Bebe Daniels

Only enter Spillers in facemask with clove of garlic.

Nude Ants A Sleepin' Bee Rochdale Hornets

Punch Miller Howard Rumsey Rumsey McDonald

WGBH is axing their blues programming. Indeed, David! I read that when I went to their site and was appalled!

Ramsey McDonald Ramsey Lewis Ramsi Mohammed (London bomber)

John Kerry Corky Corcoran Del Shannon