Ones of a Kind George Chisholm, Stephane Grappelli

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz 8th December 1997

One new show discovered, reports death of George Chisholm 6/12/97

and Stephane Grappelli 1/12/97 

music includes tributes to both.

1. Alex Welsh Band with Humph, Bruce Turner, and George Chisholm

2. Swedish Jazz band (unrecognisable name) 

3. NDR Big Band, Sister Sadie

4. Betty O'Hara, It's Wonderful

5. Frank Morgan, Frankly speaking

6. Hot Club of France, Running Wild

7. Roy Eldridge, The String

8. Kid Ory, Careless Love

9. Johnny Guarnieri, Stealing Apples 

I was in two minds about uploading this session, the quality of the DAT recovery is poor

but apart from the tributes, there are some other rare recordings from Humph's archive.

Recorded from FM radio in the U.K. onto D.A.T, For those that don't know how DAT sounds when it goes bad check +8 to +9 mins in

Link in comments (when uploaded)
 

Explosive Session a Drumming tribute

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" January 26th 2004

"Explosive Session a Drumming tribute"

1.Woody Herman, Apple honey  (1976)

2.Keith Ingham, Did I Remember (2004)

3.Lil Hardin Armstrong, Just for a Thrill (1940)

4.Ray Anderson, Disguys the Limit (1994)

5.Kid Ory's Creole Jazz Band, Weary Blues

6.Dave Douglas, Unison (Bjork) (2002)

7.Lucky Thompson, Just one More Chance (1947)

8.Lynne Arriale, Fraedo

9.Shirley Horn, You're My Thrill (2001)

10.Toshiko Akiyoshi, Feast in Milano 

Session Sound

Notes:

Coming to the end of the year 2004 collection, there are a few (only) from 2003 and

even less from earlier years, as mentioned before, if anyone has copies of Best of Jazz

that are missing here, I'd be very happy to receive them for posting, I can handle most 

formats. Cassette tape, DAT tapes, Reel to Reel (3.75,7.5,15 IPS), CD/CD-R, DVD,

Files in .WAV. AAC. FLAC, MP3, OGG, M4A formats. 

The comments box is always open, though I think you need to register with Google to place a public comment.

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 2nd January 2006

"Bulging with No coherent Shape"

Karen Sharp, Mr Gasman

Duke Ellington, What am I here for? (1942)

Jimmy Witherspoon, There will be Good Rocking Tonight  (1959)

Roy Eldridge, This Year's Kisses

Teazer No 1 Kid Ory, Maryland my Maryland  (Clarinetist)

Don Rendell, Star Eyes

Herb Geller,  Guess I Will Have to Change my Plan

Jo Fooks, Turbulent

Niki King, The Very Thought of You

Stan Tracey, The Sixth Day (From the Genesis suite)

Check the Bulge