Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 16th July 2007

Again, sadly, like the 6th August, this copy is missing from the tape collection

I'm on the lookout for a copy, as always.

Here is younger "Humph" playing at the PLOUGH I believe this may be the Plough Trueman public house in Stockwell SW London, but need confirmation, anyone recall what the inside of that venue looked like, I have other photo's showing more detail taken in the 1970's

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 23rd July 2007

"Toddler Jazz followers in title only"

Surplanted by DeFranco

Teazer No 1: Honoured in Gatehead

Joe Turner (Big)

A Ray of Sugar tribute

Four (4) Brothers of Herman

Teazer No 2: from Wales

3 of a different Kind

Organ, Banjo, Afro Jazz

Not what you Thought!

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 30th July 2007

"Rip-Roaring blues and stuff"

Bechet, Crazy Rythm

Symcock & Wells

Right to sing the blues & Misery

Teazer No 1  Trombonist (Dorsey sound alike)

Smith & Armstrong

Caution' Hines & Hodges

Pairing Reeds. T'sax & Accordion

Buddy DeFranco

a Stride into Some other Spring

Book a Bop with Irvin

Rip into it

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 6th August 2007

Sadly, this copy seems to be missing from the tapes, the search continues..

Any willing suppliers out there that can help?

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 13th August 2007

a FLOOD of Teazers

Maybe..

A "Flakey" singer (maybe NOT)

Teazer (1) Trad? 30's Not quite

Teazer (2) Definition of a Gentleman (accordionist)

Echo's of Harlem updated 1997

Ornette Coleman Quintet

Bix Beiderbecke

"Three in a row"

Jam Sessions LIVE 1955, 

Witherspoon, No Body's Business

Oscar Peterson, Tea for Two

Hear for Yourself

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 20th August 2007

Themes

"Back Room Boys/Girls"

"Two of a kind" 

"Three of a kind"

Those seldom mentioned yet vital, parts of a band.

Example of ne'er mentioned Bass playing leader

Curtis Counts

Song from Madeleine Peyroux

Colin Steele's bagpipe-like trumpet playing

"Two of a Kind" 

Chopin versus Stride , Don Lambert

Scott Hamilton

Miff Mole (1928)

"Three of a kind"
a little indulgence for Humph
Female Sax players in his bands
Kathy Stobart, Jo Fooks, Karen Sharp
finally, Cottontail (Ellington)

These get a mention Now

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz " 27th August 2007

 Starting the 

" Brothers in Music"

 Theme

Music from : The Marsalis's, The Adderley's and the Carr's

Georgia Camp Meeting 1941, Teazer (1)  The Lamp is Low

Jim Hall, then Rose Room the non-vocal Vocal followed by

Tee Bone Walker, and finally Cosy Cole.

Listen to the "Brotherhood"  Brothers