Firing off and finishing with a teazer

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 8th November 2004

 

   

"Firing off and finishing with a teazer"

This episode has a Faded Entry

Melody Express, Who's on Sax & Guitar?

Babs Gonzales, St Louis Blues

Joe Temperley, How Little We Know

Sidney Bechet, Jazz me Blues  (1944)

John Hart, Not my Generation  (2004)

Be-Bop Giants, All the Things you are  (1953? mumbled)

Wally Fawkes, plays Johnny Hodges (1982)

Jazz Couriers, Stop the World, I want to Get off (1958)

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Starting the "Shivers theme"

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Stacey Kent, He loves and She loves 

Teazer No2, Who plays What?

Be Bop Bable Here

Tricky Situations

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 15th November 2004 

"Tricky Matters and Hapless presenters"

Stan Sulzmann Qt, Krell

Sarah Moule, That Old Black Magic

Coleman Hawkins, Original Dixie One-step (Ramblers)

Danny Moss-Stan Tracey, Daydream (Strayhorn)

Joe Sullivan, Little Rock Getaway (1963)

Sandy Brown, In the Evening When the Sun Goes down (1969)

Oscar Peterson Qt, Cakewalk

John Sangster, Rivendell (Hobbit suite) (1973)

Charlie Parker, Ornithology (Spotlight Records) 

Situation Revealed

Tributes Etc

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 22nd November 2004 

"Saluting Robert Fowler"

"Celebrating Joe Bushkin"

Robert Fowler, The Red Door "Tight lines" (2004)

Bill Eyden-Spike Robinson, For you,for me,forever more (1985)

Teazer No 1 Who is the Singer? 

Ron Carter-Herbie Hancock, "Lawra" (1977)

Bud Freeman-Alex Welsh band, Sweet Sue  (1966)

Pepper Adams-Jimmy Knepper, Adam's in the Apple  (1958)

Teazer No 2, Who's on Piano? (1985)

Muggsy Spanier-Joe Bushkin, No title (1935)

Joe Bushkin-Buck Clayton, High Cotton

Carmen Mcrae, 'Tis Autumn

Tim Garland, Break in the Weather  (2004)

Celebrations in Sound

Lost and Found (1)

Newly discovered missing episode

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best Of Jazz" 19th February 2007

"Lost & Found"

"Almost complete"

(Fade in)

Ira Nepus & Steve Moore, What You've Got Nobody has

Rossano Sportiello, Tea for Two

Acker Bilk-Danny Moss, Apex Blues

Leah Gough-Cooper, Inner Urge

Wycliffe Gordon, Mood Indigo  (1999)

Teazer- Slop, Who's on Sax?   

Sarah Partridge, My Buddy

Dizzy Gillespie Big Band, Blues and Boogie (2005)

Secret music Here

Two titles, One Tune etc

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 29th November 2004

 

"Two tunes, One title"
"Two title's, One tune"

Ken Colyer Trust band, 'Oh Miss (2000)

More Shivvers Time

Louis Armstrong, When Your Lover has Gone (1930)

Eddie Condon band, I aint gonna give nobody none of my Jelly Roll (1944)

Andrew Hill Octet, Hermano Frere (2003)  

Oscar Pettiford, Tricotism (2004)

Peter King-Stan Tracey, Come Sunday (2004)

Tony Coe, Dearly Beloved (2003)

Maxine Sullivan, Blue Sky (1937)

Dunstan Coulber, I Hear a Rhapsody (2004)

John Colls, Davenport Blues 

Tony Poindexter-Wes Montgomery, Please,Please Me (2004)

Shivering music Here

Straight in with no pre-amble

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 6th December 2004

"Straight without preamble"

Benny Green-Russell Malone, It's alright with Me (Porter)

Bridget Beraha, In Love In Vain

Randy Brecker-Chuck Loeb, Freddy Freeloader (Kind of Blue-revisited)

Duncan Lamont-Geoff Eales, An Empty Space

Annie Whitehead group, Blue Note Bounce

Don Byas, London Donnie (Danny Boy)

Jill Townsend Big Band, The Gift  

Marion Williams, Let the Words (1963)

Eddie Lockjaw Davis, Hey?  (1982)

Nine tracks Here

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