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The feeling he brought to Ella's renditions of Duke's music will, to me, always be completely timeless. His Poll Winners discs are a long standing favourite and epitomise relaxed swing.....legendary guitarist, impossible to replace.

Now, where can I get hold of one of those sweaters?

Just ordered this from CD Baby. Really looking forward to this one. If the comments here are anything to go by, I'll be in for a great treat.

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"...Stop

As those USA guys would say....

Aerodynamics? Pah...!

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That's why...

Or can I call you John...

Listen Couw.

....this way. OK, back to proper discussions.

Then I realised that you Stateside guys are well ahead in that show and I almost spoilt it for myself! So I'll just have to clock my 500 up .....

Read it here he's persistent if nothing else.

My sincere condolences Randy.

I hang my head. Needless to say, the local secondhand store found it amongst their stock not long after.

You all know the saying, if you've got no talent, wear a big hat. And NO.... he's not proud of it!!!

I don't know which bank's ATM you were using, but I know that with most all of the banks I've ever been involved with, if you press "Yes" to "Make another transaction", etc. it always asks you for your PIN again, precisely to prevent these kind of mistakes. I'm not sure, but I wonder if the teller's cool reception to your honesty had something to do with this - as in you couldn't have done much with the situation anyway. Hopefully, our banks will soon conform to this standard, but for the time being, most of the UK ATMs don't require the PIN for a follow up request.