sidewinder

Isn't this one a repeat? (I think I heard it one lunchtime several years back - part of a whole series by Gambachini).

Paul Raymond Debbie Raymond Debbie Does Dallas

Gordon Beck Plus Two 'Dr Doolittle Loves Jazz' (Major Minor, mono). This was producer Ray Horrick's old copy. Nice that he did the sleeve notes too. Also a Michael Garrick obscurity from 1965. 'Anthem' (UK Argo EP, mono) And a nice 1955 EP from Joe Harriott. 'Joe Harriott Quartet' (UK Columbia EP, mono)

Terry Scott June Whitfield Wigfield

Lucien Freud Sigmund Freud Emma Freud

Dave Schildkraut Hans Dulfer Hans

Yes, those two Prestige albums are very good indeed. Sad news, she was a class act. RIP.

Big Jim Sullivan Tubby Hayes Jimmy Page

Yehudi Menuhin Sting Stanley Baxter

Picked up 4 of the Steve Kuhn Trio CDs on Venus/Japanese Import for £5 each.

Suzie Quatro Joe Castro Duane Tantro

Sergeant Buzzcut Beavis Butt-Head

Big Bertha Bertha Hope Tickle Me Elmo

I came across a fairly good copy in a NYC vinyl shop (Academy?) some years ago for $10 or so. It had a (bearable) scratch on one of the sides so I passed. Been really regretting it ever since !

Steve Strange Henry Normal Weird Al

Stanley Turrentine 'Up At Mintons Vol 1' (BN NY USA, mono, DG both sides)

I was really hoping that he would get to do another tour over the pond like the one of 5-6 years ago. At least we have the recordings though - and what a great legacy that is.

Also by Sam - 'Fuchsia Swing Song' (BN NY USA stereo). Signed on the back.

Junior Cook The Cook The Thief

Beehive.

Dreadful news. All I can say is that I am glad that I got the chance to attend a couple of his gigs, to meet him and have a nice chat. He was enthusiastic, endearingly modest and friendly. Just watching him pack up his many instruments in their cases with immaculate attention to detail spoke volumes. RIP Mr Rivers and I will play some of your landmark LPs today.

Billy Root Clifford Brown Ellis Tollin

Graham Parker Parker Lady Penelope

Neil Sedaka Neil (Young Ones) Vivian Tom & Viv Gerry and Chet Morecambe & Wise The Two Ronnis Arthur Mullard & Hilda Baker

Both of those Chet booklets (the 'Live' one and the 'Studio' one) are nice - well worth having.