"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.

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Celebrating Colin Smith

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 26th April 2004

 "Colin Smith Tribute"

1.Opener - New Street Allstars, Super Cheap (2004)

2.Acker Bilk (with Colin Smith), Gatemouth

3.Sweet and Sour (with Colin Smith), Gee Baby Ain't I Good To You

4.Maxine Daniels (with Colin Smith), Seems like Old Times (1987)

5.Chronological Release- Errol Garner, Margin for Errol (1951)

6.Stephon Harris & Blackout, Summertime (2004)

7.Allan Vache, Yello Dog Blues

8.Teazer - Who are the singer & Tenor Player on "Don't Explain"

9.Eternal triangle, The String (unraveled 1957 Sonny Stitt & Roy Eldridge)

Program edit notes:

Source: Analogue cassette tape

Quality: Not up to that from the DAT tapes, some flutter and large number of "lipsmack" artifacts on introductions, possible due to Dolby miss-match.

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Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 13th March 2006

"No Neatly Defined Categories"

James Evans (National treasure), Faster than Dark

Red Norvo with Helen Ward (vcl), Too Marvelous for Words

Ruby Braff with Alex Welsh, Hear Me Talking to You

Bob Crosby, Honky Tonk Train Blues

Tim Whitehead, Lucky Boys

Mart Rogers, Strange Blues

Julian Jackson (Harmonica), Airegin 

Maxine Daniels with Ted Beament, Cottage for Sale

Buddy Charles, Nevada Bravada

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