The Magnificent Goldberg

Oh yes, that has The Ladybirds doing backup vocals. I seem to remember them from sixties pop shows - gorgeous girls, who wore hot pants years before they became fashionable, but... MG

Is that the live LP, Tom? MG hi there, oh no these are studio recordings from 1966 ! the record includes the superb track " feel so bad " (like a ballgame on a rainy day) i have a CD left with 2 on 1 albums incl this record - let me know if you are interested ... tom LP 2on1 CD I have the 2LP set on Chess. That hasn't got "Feel so bad". What it does have is We're gonna make it Blind man Who's cheatin' who Losing hand Can't hold back the tears What kind of love is this Help me help you Without my sweet baby Woke up this morning Believe in me Drifting drifter So mean to me More and more Grits ain't groceries Just a litle bit I can't quit you baby If walls could talk I play dirty Baby I love you Many rivers to cross plus the Little Milton live at the Burnng Spear (previously unissued - if short - LP) How much of that twofer have I already got? MG

Spent the morning with discs 1-3 of Sonny Stitt's Roost sessions MG

Legal Beagle Jimmy Young Donald Peers

Ah, that makes sense. I always wondered how all these different numbers for different types of goods were kept separate. MG

George Kemp (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavernock_Point) Antonio Meucci (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone) William Edward Taynton (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Logie_Baird)

but... MG

Do teams generally own their stadiums in England? Here the norm is for the hosting city to pay for the stadium and lease it to the team, typically at a rate far below market. Yes, I think so. Many of the football clubs have been around since the late 19th C. MG

They are unique identifiers for products like books, cds, etc. I know this is very silly, but International Standard Book Number is the product identifier for books ICPN means International Code Product Number What does DICPN mean? And why would one product need two identifiers? MG

Is that the live LP, Tom? MG

Dorothy Perkins Laura Ashley Wallis

Smore elpees Kenny Burrell - Tin tin deo - Concord orig Leroy Vinnegar - Leroy walks again - Contemporary (Vogue UK) mono MG

Elsie Tanner Kieron Dyer The Spinners

Leeds used to be a great team. They've gone down the plughole since 2004 though. Here's a history of their awards & etc. http://www.leedsunited.com/page/Hon/0,,10273,00.html Edit: Actually, I should think their ground ought to be worth a hell of a lot of money. MG

Gene Chandler Earl Hines Earl Bostic

Kate Bush Katharine Tait Kathy McGowan

Duke Ellington & Johnny Hodges - Back to back - HMV mono next Rusty Bryant - Rusty rides again - Phoenix Jazz orig MG

Yes, I think that's what I did. But nothing seemed to happen when I hit the zip link, nor was there any indication that it was chewing it over and might be prepared to do something if I made the correct incantations. That's why I PMed you I'll try again. MG

Yeah, I had a shipping charge, too. Dan's idea was good - an album's worth of dosh on the way. But I still don't know how to get your download, Jim. Did my PM go missing in the crash? MG

My two newies Billy Larkin & the Delegates - Hole in the wall - World Pacific orig stereo Odell Brown - Odell Brown - Paula orig Oh, that Bert is evil! Reasonably priced LPs I've been looking for for longo - the cheek of it! MG

Kyu Sakamoto Q M

What do "ICPN" and "DICPN" mean? MG

Thanks from me too, though I'm not going to buy them as urgently as JL. MG

I say nowt about GG Y'all know me... But "Tin tin deo" is about my second favourite KB album (after "Midnght blue"). The GROOVE he gets on the title track is unbelieveable! MG

And many more of them Randy! MG