Brownian Motion

Hank Cinq Henry Tudor Tenpole Tudor Rod Stewart Barbara Windsor Adolphe Saxe-Coburg Burger King Burger Queen Jack-In-the-Box

This is a pretty nice album. Grappelli and Coleman played together in Paris in the 30s, so this was a reunion session. 1973, I believe.

The Man In the Moon The Devil You Know The Last of the Red Hot Lovers

Wingy Manone The Flying Wallendas Soaring Kierkegaard

Loose Tubes Tubular Bells Ring Lardner Mr Hooper The Cyrkle Spongebob Squarepants

Lebron James Bill Stegmeyer Tyra Banks

Francy Boland Anatole France Roland Rat Gene Roland Tiny Roland Tiny Grimes Peter Grimes George Crabbe Octopussy Octomom Eight Is Enough

The Invisible Man The Man Who Wasn't There The Man Who Never Was The Man Who Came to Dinner The Man of a Thousand Faces Manchild In the Promised Land

Judge Dread Nattie Dread Ratty Gerald Ratner http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerald_Ratner Thomas Crapper Sheila Dikshit Dik Browne Rick Santorum Hagar the Horrible

Wendy Darling Smee Nana

The Four Tops Timothy Bottoms Kate Middleton

Don't despair. You may see a wooly mammoth any day now.

Johnny Guitar Adolphe Sax The Sax Pistols Tubby The Tuba Banjo Patterson Brian Piccolo

Estée Lauder Eric Clapton Stompy Jones

Wild Bill Davidson Wild Man Moore Oscar Wilde

Cosmo Miss Universe Gaia

The Constant Gardener Robert Plant Bert Weedon Shannon Tweed Tweedle Dee Dee Dee Williamson

William Blackstone Barry Bluestone Saphira

Peter O'Toole Terence Stamp Terence Trent D'Arby Ashby de la Zooch Ian Ashbee Sting Bea Arthur JellyFish Paul Magriel

George M Cohan A Yankee Doodle Dandy A Dandy in Aspic

By RON COWEN Tucked away for decades in a cabinet in Thomas Edison’s laboratory, just behind the cot in which the great inventor napped, a trove of wax cylinder phonograph records has been brought back to life after more than a century of silence. The cylinders, from 1889 and 1890, include the only known recording of the voice of the powerful chancellor Otto von Bismarck. Two preserve the voice of Helmuth von Moltke, a venerable German military strategist, reciting lines from Shakespeare and from Goethe’s “Faust” into a phonograph horn. (Moltke was 89 when he made the recordings — the only ones known to survive from someone born as early as 1800.) Other records found in the collection hold musical treasures — lieder and rhapsodies performed by German and Hungarian singers and pianists at the apex of the Romantic era, including what is thought to be the first recording of a work by Chopin. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/31/science/bismarcks-voice-among-restored-edison-recordings.html

Cleopatra Jones Franklin D. Roosevelt Jones George Washington Plunkett

Mason Carpenter Baker

K9 The Doctor Elisabeth Sladden Eddie Gladden Joy Nichols Arthur Blythe Jimmy Blythe Cassino Simpson Lovie Austin

Mitt Romney bulldozes his house, wins Iowa caucuses. http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-20095535-503544.html