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Friday, 26 June 2020

Artie Shaw

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" February 7th 2005

a Tribute to Artie Shaw

This weeks program is presented and narrated by Humphrey and outlines some of the favourite work by Artie.
























Artie Shaw, Nightmare
Artie Shaw, When I'm calling you
Artie Shaw, Stardust (1940)
Artie Shaw, Sugar Foot Stomp (Dippermouth Blues)
Artie Shaw, Blues in the Night (My Momma done told me)
Artie Shaw, Special Delivery Stomp
Artie Shaw, Royal Garden Blues
Artie Shaw, Rendez-Vous for Clarinet & Strings (1949)
Artie Shaw, Tom Boys (1934)
Artie Shaw, Concerto for Clarinet (1941)
Artie Shaw, The Gentle Drifter
Artie Shaw, Any Old Time (Holiday) (1938)
Artie Shaw, The Blues-part 1 & 2 
Artie Shaw, S'posing (1954) 

Thursday, 11 June 2020

Back in the Swing (We hope)

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" February 14th 2005



"Straight in this week"













Jimmy McGriff, I got a Woman
Teebone Walker, You Don't Love me 
New York Rhythm section, Minor's Club 
Teazer, Who's orchestra etc? Sophisticated Lady
Rosario Guiliani, Blanco et Nero
Ralf Sutton, Tijuana
??? Big Band, (Otto Pearson Trombone) Get out of Town
Kathleen Willinson, Watch What's Happening
Themes from French Cinema-The Pavao Qt, Quel Temps Fait-ll a Paris (2004)
Buck Clayton, I want a little Girl (1967)
Soprano Summit, Lover Come Back to Me

Another Repaired recording, just part of the intro missing..

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Wednesday, 3 June 2020

Up-coming stuff and problems

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 21st February 2005

Finally got there...

A triple header



"Obituary time (Again)"

"Featuring Jimmy Smith"
"Mega Teazer time"










Jimmy Smith, Sugar Hill
Jimmy Smith-BB King Thee O'clock Blues(From the album Dot Com blues 2000)
Jimmy Smith-Wes Montgomery, Happy-Go-lucky local (1966)
Teazer (1) Clarinet player "Wait for the Sunshine Nelly" (2004)
John Horler-Jeff Cline-Trevor Thompkins, The Touch of your Lips (Noble)
Miles Davis, Seven Steps to Heaven (1964)
Teazer (2) Who is the Guitarist on, Profoundly Blue (1941)
Teazer (3) Clarinet player on Garbo Green (Waller) 
Yank Lawson, You know what it means to miss New Orleans (1972)
Lynne Arriale Trio, Sunbelt    

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