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Lucy Reed - The Singing Reed, 1956. 

Cover art by Betty Brader.

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hurrah. an excuse to carry on pretending its still christmas!

@Familoo: Oh yeah! Pink Tape has a new outfit for 2014. Improvement? http://pinktape.co.uk

@HampshireLawyer: yes. Looks good.

@Familoo: ta. nice hat btw.

@HampshireLawyer: thanks. It's an @inksters #ensemble hat

@Familoo: clearly they have money burning a hole in their marketing budgets. ;-)

@inksters: or maybe they like having some fun and spreading festive cheer at Christmas ;-) #notalllawfirmsarethesame

@inksters: ... DM your postal address to us and we will send you one :-)

@inksters: ... you too can then join in the fun at http://t.co/nzCKSDICUt ;-)

@Familoo: ohhh. I'm only pulling legs x

@inksters: We know ;-) But would still love to send you one :-)

@Familoo: hurrah. an excuse to carry on pretending its still christmas!

@inksters: Indeed. People have been known to send in photos of them in September :-)

@Familoo: how strange. now if you only printed a kitten on them it would surely go viral.

@inksters: We often get photos of the hats on or near cats: http://t.co/w0dp1tcjug (+ scroll down)

@Familoo: come to think of it I have a wear a hat party to go to in march

@inksters: You see. Potential use all year round! We may need to send you more than one ;-)

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"Lucy Reed (1924-1998) was an appealing jazz vocalist who performed around Chicago in the 1950's. The cool-toned Reed, who appreciated singers like Chris Connor and June Christy, was regularly accompanied by bassist Johnny Frigo and pianist Dick Marx at a club called the Lei Aloha. Sessions in New York in 1955 and Chicago in 1957 resulted in her debut LP for Fantasy, "This Is Lucy Reed". The 1957 session employed Marx and Frigo, while the 1955 date employed the great pianist Bill Evans. Her sound attempts to fit with the Chris Connor, Anita O' Day sound and succeeds at times. A straightforward singer, she gives her ballads a detached feel and her swing songs a good bounce."