sidewinder

In his spare time he memorises Mosaic discographies. :rsmile:

Art Blakey Jazz Messengers 1960 CD set, CD1

Rod Laver John Newcombe Yvonne Goolagong

The Monk Black Lion/Vogue is strongly recommended (shame I have a copy ) and someone get that Blakey... !!

PM on its way for Jimmy Smith !

Gordon Brown Alistair Darling Captain Darling

Happy Birthday !

Hugh Walker John Patton General Patton

Incredible game - the best final I've seen from Wimbledon since Bjorn Borg & McEnroe way back when. Federer put up incredible resistance ! Longest final ever I believe too.

Anton LeVay Tony Blair Silvio Berlusconi

Have a Great Birthday, Stereojack !

Like wise, I wasn't into the pre-war Mosaics when it went OOP but I've since realised just how much fabulous and timeless music was produced in the pre-LP era. Mustn't let the Basie/Lester slip by..... Should have a few years to go on that one, hopefully. Incidentally, I believe the Milly is another Scott Wenzel production and if there's one thing I've learnt over the past few years, the Mosaic sets that Scott has been involved with will be (a) Top-notch in terms of research/completeness/quality (b) A real discovery in terms of music I've previously let go by. Gotta get me a Milly (sorry J.A.W.)

Putin Brezhnev Stalin

Mike Gibbs Band 'Just Ahead' (UK Polydor 2LP, promo)

Muhal Richard Abrams A M Sugar Garfield Sir Garfield Sobers Sir Clive Lloyd Alvin Kalicharan

Miroslav Vitous 'Mountain In The Clouds' (Atlantic green/orange label, stereo)

Lady McGowan (of the dream) Lady Godiva Godgifu

Joe Albany George Wallington Dodo Marmarosa Dodo Greene Gordon Brown Mr Micawber

This is one Mosaic I regret not picking up when I had the chance.

Charlie Parker 'Lullaby In Rhythm' (Spotlite) - Metronome All Stars etc.

Ivy Bensen & her Burners Ivo Robic Ivor Biggun Doc Cox Pepin II Papa Celestin Ivor Biggun? I have that one on vinyl somewhere Papa Doc Baby Doc Baby Face Finlayson

Weather permitting! Looking very 'iffy' here this weekend weatherwise, I'm afraid. :rsly:

Yep, I noticed that. What a tease !

Marty Gross Marty Wilde Kim Wilde

'Chico Hamilton Trio - Introducing The Piano Of Freddy Gambrell' (Japanese World Pacific)