A Lark Ascending

You really know how to live the Jazz Life don't you, sidewinder!

Everything's... Why do you think the Romans gave up at that point?

Very good. And almost as good, this link underneath:

We are now confirming the stereotype that English people love to talk about the weather..... Tune into tonight's JRR on the BBC replayer and another great British topic lies in one track. Django Bates' 'The Importance of Boiling Water' with instructions how to make a proper cup of tea.

The music was just as silly!

Nuts - especially the way that around 6.00 it suddenly turns from blazing to dark and cool. Not good for kids in classrooms! 'Sir, it's too 'ot to wok.'

Well, if were doing French translation: Robert Wyatt's new band in the early 70s; his previous had been Soft Machine which translates into French as "Machine Molle".

That's the way to do it! Graham Collier - "Coals to Newcastle" Neil Ardley - ' 'Ardly Jazz, Nearly Minimalism' Alan Barnes and Wallace Roney "Birth of the Spitfire"

Much more interesting - what album titles did they miss: Tippett Over The Edge Garbarek on the Highway Surman in Surinam The Kenny Wheeler Octet - Eight Wheeler

Not sure if this has appeared before: The music is good - can't imagine the cover would have wooed any unsuspecting passer by.

I hate album titles with apostrophes at the end. Won't have them in the house.

No, not 'Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands'. The Welsh Dylan. http://www.resteamed.com/cdrelease.htm#rsj111 Typically grumpy 'interview' in Jazzwise. This one seems more like the 70s remake of UMW with narration.

This one didn't hit me first time but the second play had much more impact. Think it was partly familiarity with the voices he'd used over the years - I really missed them. But the new guys registered much stronger second time round.