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Stop it! Edit to add: the Gibbs/Burton looks very tempting

Ronnie Scott & The Band - Live At Ronnie Scott's [CBS, 1968] But what is the white powder she's adding to them?

Noted, and purchased. Best band name ever...

C86, those were the days. Loved that scene. 'Swoon' is well worth hearing if you can. Mind you it's a long time since I've played it

Just looked that up, some interesting names involved

so far, so Brubeck and Bossa big band. I imagine @Teasing the Korean in a mid-20th century East German pad, Bauhaus inspired naturally. But would the cocktails be any good?

Swoon was an absolute masterpiece, still remember buying it with much excitement. Set the stall out early for the genius that is Paddy McAloon You're Bloody well right with that one Complete classic from the cover to the last note

Leading Reading FC out of the Championship. Unlikely

Joe Harriott Quintet - Free Form [Jazzland, 1961, mono] Thanks to @sidewinder for the nudge, made it across the Atlantic surprisingly swiftly. Sounding lovely

Glad to be of service (maybe). Sounds good! I should listen to it...

XT - Deorlaf [OtoRoku] Fataka was a good label but I haven't heard that one

You did. I was too lazy to check all the thread It does look interesting

Nora Batty Geoffrey Boycott John Edrich

Has this been mentioned?

Really good album but I always wonder what was the cover designer thinking?! I quite like the idea of the two trios being the same, George Lewis plays rockabilly!

It was

they sound like their covers, definitely

Dick Grove Orchestra - Little Bird Suite [Pacific Jazz, 1963 mono] such a good record. Mine's too crackly, replacement just ordered.

I don't know the Lowe but my favourite Scotts are all from a bit later so maybe don't bear much relevance to your search. I'll be interested to see what folk recommend too. FWIW here's my three

I'd give her the first five or six up to and including 'Pop Pop'. A couple of later ones too but it became very patchy for me

Found it on Spotify. Very much enjoyed it.

Jihye Lee Orchestra - Daring mind very good, my introduction to her music

That's been sitting in my eBay basket for a while. I really should make a decision...

MJQ version is a favourite in this house

Knocked out today by the Sophie Taeuber-Arp currently at Tate Modern. What a fantastically adept artist she was across so many disciplines. Tate Modern has done good work recently highlighting significant female artists who have often been overshadowed by their husbands and probably because of their multi-disciplinary approach to the 'Applied Arts' - Sonia Delauney, Anni Albers and now this show. each one a revelatory exhibition in its own right. And yesterday, it was good to acquaint myself with the paintings of Jennifer Packer on our annual trip to see the Serpentine's Summer Pavilion.