The man with the 'mysterious' job needs to relax at times. What could be better than spinning a few discs, old shellac ones, of a 78rpm nature. Backed up with a bit of chat, Brownbread style, and a bit of other nonsense along the way. Here's his play list.

Blues in the night- Benny Goodman Sextet, vocals Peggy Lee.

Blue Mood part one- Teddy Wilson.

Arkansas Blues- Mildred Bailey.

Wandering Blues- Charlie Barnet, vocals Margaret Ann McColl.

Mystery Street- Eddie Calvert.

My Flaming Heart- Nat King Cole.

Blusen the Boogie- Hadda Brooks.

Crosshands Boogie- Winifred Atwell.

Reverie- Mildred Bailey

As long as you live- Mildred Bailey.

Not I- June Christie.

Wang, Wang Blues- Teresa Brewer.

Lovin' Mama Blues- Pete Johnson, Big Joe Turner.

10am Blues- Freddy Gardener.

Blues in C Minor- Teddy Wilson

Off to the countryside again. A walk in the woods. Watching the wild life? A bit of stalking, possibly. If you down to the woods today, you better not go alone...especially in burgundy coloured trousers

Country house mystery? Not really, in the end. A notorious list of guests, an evening of fine dining and entertainment. A tragic end. It'll be the butler, it usually is!

Its good to get out of the city, even when its work! A sunny day beside the river, flask, special stick.

All the fun of the fair. Well for some. Not for those in pointy light, tan shoes though.

Trouble upstairs for Brownbread. It's enough to drive a usually patient man to distraction... whistling and walking Les!

He's on a job, he's in a hurry. This fella is in the way and he's holding a cat!

North of the border and a delicious spaghetti bol but will Brownbread complete this job. Something is not quite right about it.