He was interred on November 4, 2021, at Olney Green Burial Ground. Tapete released the song "Time" on October 9, 2021. A third box set, Dr. Cholmonley Repents; A-Sides, B-Sides and Seasides was released on November 12, 2021. This set was a compilation of singles and b-sides, as well as a live in-studio broadcast recorded at KCRW on December 6, 1989. The Highest in the Land was released on February 4, 2022. Tributes On November 27, 2021, at the Dublin Castle in London, a show that Fish had been scheduled to perform became a tribute show. Performers included Joe Turner, Tim Keegan, Peter Astor, Rolo McGinty, Bid of the Monochrome Set, Peter Crouch, Sumishta Brahm and Dave Morgan. In May of 2022, Miracles and Wonders: a Meandering, Cacophonous Concordance of The Jazz Butcher Songbook by Pat Fish and Philip Snow was published. The book contains Fish's recollections of albums, songs and events spanning the Jazz Butcher's nearly 40 year history. Fish passed away shortly before the book's completion. An alternate version of "Never Give Up" was released on Glass Modern on October 7, 2022. Lyrical themes Fish's study of (and affection for) the classics informs much of the Jazz Butcher Oeuvre. Literary references include Arthur Conan Doyle, Christopher Isherwood, John Keats, Flann O'Brien, Thomas Pynchon, Hans Stefan Santesson, St. Francis of Assisi, and The Book of Common Prayer among others. Fish was known for his fondness for animals, particularly cats, who appear often in his songs. There are many pop culture references found in the Jazz Butcher's music; TV shows such as The Human Jungle, movies such as Blood From the Mummy's Tomb, celebrities like Shirley MacLaine, Peter Lorre, and Edie Sedgewick, musicians Alice Cooper, Lionel Ritchie, Lemmy, David Bowie, Prince, Brian Wilson, and political figures Margaret Thatcher, Olaf Palme, Dan Quayle and Oliver North. Fish's love for the monster/horror genre (perhaps sparked by a family friend association with Hammer film director Terrence Fisher, who Fish referred to as "Uncle Terry") is evidenced in songs like "Zombie Love," "The Jazz Butcher Meets Count Dracula," "Panic in Room 109" and many others. Discography Albums In Bath of Bacon (1983), Glass A Scandal in Bohemia (1984), Glass Sex and Travel (1985), Glass – UK Indie No. 25 Distressed Gentlefolk (1986), Glass – UK Indie No. 15 Fishcotheque (1988), Creation Big Planet Scarey Planet (1989), Creation Cult Of The Basement (1990), Creation Black