I find myself thinking back nostalgically a lot these days which I'm prepared to admit reflects a sense that there is something lacking in my present but if offers me solace. One thing that pops into my head regularly is a South Bank documentary circa 85/86 on Blue Note records. Richard Cook I think wrote and presented it and the opening scene consists of a shot of his black Bass Beefroll loafers strolling along to the sound of 'Moanin'' He then enters Dobells and starts leafing through the vinyl. There are great interviews with Albert Lion, Michael Cuscuna and Reid Miles and well put together sequences with the needle dropping into the groove and 'Blue Train' blasting out of an old dansette. I once had a recording on VHS but this has mysteriously disappeared over the years along with my old Walkover saddle bucks from JS and the perfect herringbone Ivy jacket I found in Flip for £10. Anyhow, I wondered if anybody else saw this, agreed with my feelings about it, and perhaps more importantly is there a way to get hold of it now? I've tried YouTube etc but no luck.

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