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Fit as a fiddle

“Play Fiddle Play”   Dick Kesner His Magic Stradivarius and Orchestra   Coral Records Japan

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Judy in disguise (with glasses)

The Organic Peter Thomas Sound Orchestra – A super groovy freakout of sixties radio hits on Polydor Records

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Love heels

Milo from Italy, writes:   “Love your site, so allow me a shameless self promotion. It could be a new sub-category: Shoes.   Hope you like it.”

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A pout is still a pout

“As Time Goes By”   Fred Hartley, Piano     London Records (Richmond)   Is this Brigitte Bardot?

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Captain fantastic

Lasse Dahlquist   EMI Odeon Records

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A french toast?

“Charlie Digs Paree”   Charlie Shavers (August 3, 1920 – July 8, 1971) brings his golden trumpet to Paris.   MGM Records   (1959)   Swing era trumpet great, arranger and composer, Shavers played with all the greats, wrote the jazz standard “Undecided” and made a number of recordings as trumpet soloist with Billie Holiday.

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Blue

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Known for his unique delivery

Sing-a-long with Ray Hetherton “The Merry Mailman” with the CricketTone Children’s Chorus and Orchestra   Playhour Records

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I’m still looking for “Sex in the 40′s”

“Sex in the 70′s”   “A frank discussion presented at high school and college campuses by Ed Sanders, (not of the Fugs!), Professor of bible, Preston School of Preaching, Dallas, TX.”

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Forget me not

“It Pays To Remember”   The Alpha Puppet Singers (Alfred, Freddy and Loopy the Lion)

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