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Mr Bun The Baker Mr Benn The Shopkeeper

Max Jaffa There's Orangey The Mad Jaffa Cake Eater

Geoffrey Rush David Helfgott Sir Thomas Walsingham

Of course, 'John Coltrane Live In Kilburn' is also an unlikely reality (the Gaumont, I think).

... or Monk at Hanger Lane Gyratory System Coming back from fantasy to actuality, Lanny Morgan at the Cheadle Hulme Conservative Club took some beating! Not to mention 'Lee Konitz and Warne Marsh Live at Whitley Bay' That one actually exists ! I thought the places up there only did grab-a-granny nights and not cutting edge jazz

Max Mosley Marat Sade The Marquis de.. Geoffrey Rush David Helfgott

Larry Young 'Contrasts' (BN Liberty blue/white stereo)

Delmar Brown Pat Martino Trudi Pitts

Hope you guys are all OK..

Now touring the UK ! Ingrid Laubrock Tour I'll see if I can get to that gig in Exeter.

Boss Hogg Quentin Hogg Lord Hailsham

Yeah, and as I recall you had to have the 'secret zweitausendeins code numbers' to get the sets identified and loaded into your basket as they didn't appear by doing regular searches. Our good friend from the board had the magic numbers to hand, big to him.

Probably the footpath. Or the Post Office.

The first time I bought one of these sets from zwei quite a few years ago (Coltrane) it was the cubes that they sent. The second time round though every single one was a big box with the booklets. I managed to snag the Pepper, Mingus, Montgomery, Monk, Coltrane and both Bill Evans's. It was a fellow board member here on org and living in Germany I believe who let everyone know these were available. At the time they were also selling 30 euro Euro-Mosaics too (which went like hot cakes).

And I thought I was a basket-case

From above. Bl**dy awful place when viewed from the ground.

Scored 11 - car-dependent. Fair point ! :rsmile:

Joe Williams Anthony Williams Dual Mr Tillman Williams

'Steppin' Out' is very good. Up there with the John Patton Blue Notes of that vintage. Recommended !

Mine was the full shebang..

I'll get my Hewlett-Packard spectrum analyser out and check my copy tomorrow.

I think that's the one Bobby Hutcherson LP that I don't have a vinyl of. But I do have a 'rare groove' CD

I'll bet he bought in bulk off of zweitausendeins, who had this set for about 30 euros, back in the day !

It's a long shot but you never know. The particular programme I'm thinking of sure sounded like him. Sort of like a 'National Geographic' style programme with solo flute intro.