One Song, Two titles (Again)

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" July 5th 2004

 " Two Titles Again"

"No Teazers"

The Climax Jazz Band, Redwing (2004)

Jack Teagarden, I Guess I'll have to change my plan (1957)

The Ray Sisters, Straighten up and Fly Right 

Buck Clayton, Night Train (Clayton, Forrest)

The Guest Stars, Tin Pan Alley

Tom Fletcher-Dick Hyman, Play Gershwin

Stan Getz Qt, Feijoada

Jimmy Witherspoon, Whisky Drinking Woman

Roy Eldridge, Dales's Wail

John McMurchy, No More Victims

Titlillation Time

Straight Forward stuff

 Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 12th July 2004

"Straight Forward Information"

The Metz Family 'Dee I Do (2003)

Mary Ann McCall, More than you know 

Art Blakey Jazz Messengers, Re-incarnation Blues (1961)

Bill Charlap Trio, Jump 

Teazer, who plays "The Man I Love"

Teazer, Who plays trumpet on Night in Tunisia

Pete Brown, Calling all Blues

Anne Marie Moss, I'm Old Fasioned (1981)

Greg Osby, Bernie's Tune (2004)

It's ALL Informational 

Jazz Benefits

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 19th July 2004

"Benefitting Jazz families"

Randy Colville with Humph, Cross a Busy Street

Teazer- Confessin' the Blues (Sarah Spencer) (2004)

Warren Vache, Whats New (I'm Free) (2004)

Humph's Favourites- Donald Lambert, Pilgrim's Chorus

John Lee Hooker, I need some Money (1961)

Tijuana shots- Charles Mingus, Tijuana gift shop (1957)

Bud Freeman, Tijuana (1940)

Ken Peplowski Qt, June Night (1990)

Tina May, What Kind of Fool am I

Teazer- Who is the Saxophonist on "Like"

Three Trombones, Cheek to Cheek (Not easy)

Music Content

Last of the "Old Times"

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 2nd August 2004

 

"New intro, new time"

Terry Lightfoot, King Kong (1961)

Illinois Jacquet, Flying Home (1942)

Helen Sheppard, Oyster Love (2003)

Jimmy Smith Qt (Percy France),See See Rider (1959)

Mark Shane, Riffles (2003)

Weather Report, Black Market (1975)

Four Trombones, Bones for the King

Teazer, who is the Tenor Player on "Come Rain or shine"

Jacqui Dankworth, Not Like This (2004)

Lennie Bush A Big Band w-Victor Feldman,Tubby Hayes,Phil Seaman,etc

(Program faded early with no playout)

No normal end to program, just faded on tape.

This program started later than normal at 2130

Link to Music

Sad news for Humph !!

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 16th August 2004 

One of Humph's musicians Pete Strange dies 14th Aug.

"R.I.P Pete strange"

This weeks program has the first track cut short, the intro was rebuilt.

Ian Shaw & Mark Murphy, Soon as the Weather Breaks

Joe Temperley-Dave Green, Petite Fleur

Teazer-Name the Trumpet player/Singer, As Time goes by

Clarke-Boland Big Band, Get Out of Town (1968)

Sammy Rimington-Ron Westcott etc, Give Me Your telephone Number (1973) 

John Etheridge, Mercy-Mercy-Mercy

Stacey Kent, The Trolley Song

John Surman, Portrait

The "Tribute to Pete Strange"

Already posted on 13th December 2019

Link to music Here

"Title Trouble"

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 18th October 2004

"Title Trouble"

The Jazz Today unit, Farewell blues (1955)

U.J.C (Louis & Ella), Our Love is Here to Stay

Sean Jones, Gullyism  (2003)

Sammy Sherman, September in the Rain (See here )

Teazer, Who's on the Alto?  (1953)

Geri Allen Trio, A Celebration Song  (2004)

Willy (The Lion) Smith, Finger Buster (1950)

Gwyneth Herbert, It's Alright with Me (2004)

Benny Goodman Qt, Whispering  (1937)

Terry Gibbs, Groovin' High (2004)

Link to Music & Chat

Martial duplicity

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" 25th October 2004

 

"Maryland My Maryland"

Humphrey Lyttelton Band, Maryland my Maryland (1953)

Teazer- Names Please.. Cherry Red  (1944)

Kai Winding-Carl Fontanna, Blue Lou (1957)

Wingy Manone, Tar Paper Stomp (1929)

Alan Barnes-John Hall, The Duke (Brubeck's Ellington Tribute)

SuperSax's Sounda-like, Don Wright plays "Parker"

Andy Panayi Qt, Whooeeee  (1994)

Roy Eldridge, Farewell Blues

Mahalia Jackson, In the Upper Room

Final Teazer, Which Big Band, Time Check

It's ALL Here