 | John Dilworth A living Stradivari & a keeper of secrets. Monsieur Dilworth est sans pareil!
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| Loopers Delight Let's get loopy. Seek relief here for all your looping needs.
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| Oddmusic.com fascinating and engrossing site showcasing some of the worlds most unusual, innovative and spectacular musical instruments
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| David Gordon Trio New site for 2005 logging the life of this well established piano trio
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| The Darkness This band is pure entertainment and famously not ironic but are welcome lightness!
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| Tom Cawley As I say, 1000bhp of raw championship-winning keyboard genius. You may draw alongside, but overtake? Huh! (Know the one about the Ferrari and the 3-legged chicken?)
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| lejazzetal Dave Kelbie, rhythm guitar guru, promoting diverse range of class acts in the UK (fine soloist too)
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| John Etheridge Homesite for the tall guitar legend
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| Deva Trevor Warren leads this exciting new groove-oriented project, propelled by two Aussie percussionists
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| The Spin in Oxford is one of Britain's most brilliant jazz venues and fireside to guitarist/bow maker/chap exemplaire Pete Oxley
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| Respectable Groove is Dave Gordon's amazing group crossing early music with jazz ('late') music.
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| audio-b hosts a catalogue of fine British jazz recordings. Buy Different Strokes online here
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| Pete Oxley 's homesite - just soaking-up his triumphant new disc Curious Paradise now!
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| Simon Mulligan visit the Baron's domain
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| Electric Strings check out Andy Holliman for comprehensive electric violin minutiae
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| rogersmushrooms.com the quiet hunter's only reference
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| Slowfood more power to the people and less to the fast food felons
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| Best Of Italy it's all here including Pavoni coffee gear at
do-able prices
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| Illy get addicted to collecting their coffee cups
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| Chateau Cheval Blanc apocryphal Premier Grand Cru and my favourite fruit juice. The 1971 is the most forcible substance I've ever encountered
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| El Bulli the best restaurant in the world is an hour's drive away
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| The Fat Cat more beer than anyone could sensibly shake a stick at. Tim Taylor's Landlord and Woodforde's Wherry daily neigbours. Awesome.
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| roll-ups.co.uk handy site vending paraphernalia for skin-your-own devotees. Roll-up adjuncts galore from black rizla to amaretto flavoured transparent skins from Brazil etc.
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