"Straight in, No intro, Made in Britain"

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" December 4th 2000

1. Ken Collier, Bluebells Goodbye (1958)

2. Alan Barnes-David Newton, Black and and Tan Fantasy

3. Harry Hayes band, High as a Kite (1946)

4. Maxine Daniels, Am I Blue

5. Dill Jones, Something for Lucky 

6. Teazer: Who is the Trumpet player? I Surrender Dear

7. Courtney Pine, Yeah Yeah

8. Humph's-Paseo Jazz band, Mike's Bandana

9. Teazer: Who is the trombonist? What Can I Say

10.Elkie Brooks, Baby What do you Want me to Do

11.Stan Tracey Orchestra, The Sixth Day.

British stuff Here 

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 28th February 2005

"I didn't know what time it was"

Billy Holiday, I didn't Know what time it was
The Louisana Washboard band, After a While (Freeman)
Bill Evans-(in the Mingus band), East Coasting
Elkie Brooks, Muddy Waters Blues
Hampton Hawes trio, When I grow to old to dream (1976)
Jimmy Smith, Slaughter on 10th Avenue
Jimmy Smith, Papa's got a brand new Bag (Brown)

(Short show this week due to damaged tape)

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Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz"  18th Sept 2006

"Borrowed Harmonies"

Me No Speak

A Teazered Title, the "Third Brass Monkey"     

Making Whoopee with EB

Dill Jones, Sign of the Lion

Cool Jimmy's Eyes for You

Blue Note Blasting Ike's Willow

James & Ammons Boo Woo

Teazer No 2 "Tip a cap to Monk"

Midnight Monk

Curtain down in Sly Street

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