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Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" November 13th 2000

This posting concludes the  main bulk of the  "Humph's Best of Jazz" programs

(a few more from earlier years exist and will be posted once edited)

1. Ray Terry Jazz Band (Olaf Vas), Rose Room                           

2. Nancy Harrow, Wild Woman Don't Have the Blues (2000)

3. Teddy Wilson, You Took Advantage of Me (1946)

4. Britt Woodman, Hank Sank

5. Toshiko Akiyoshi (Britt on Trombone), American Ballad

6. James Chirillo, Move

7. Hodd O'Brian, Some Other Spring

8. Ike Quebec, Nancy (with the laughing face)

9. Fapy Lafertin, I Won't Dance

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"Dick Morrissey Silent Reed"

 Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" November 20th 2000

1. Jason Marsallis, At the House, in the pocket

2. Gene Harris, (Gospel) Black and Blue (1991)

3. Laurindo Almeida-Bud Shank, Inquietacao

4. Clarence Williams-J P Johnson, How Could I Be Blue

5. Papa Jo Jones, Georgia May

6. Wes Montgomery, Milestones

7. Bud Freeman, The Buzzard  (1935)

8. Martin Taylor, The Dolphin

9. Helen Humes, Stardust

10. Dick Morrissey-Bruce Turner, Jumping at the Woodside (1984)

Even more excellence Here

A Thematic Diary, and Dick Morrissey Tribute

 Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" November 27th 2000

1. Sandy Brown, Everybody Loves Saturday Night (1955)

2. Ben Webster, Sunday (1959)

3. Eddie Condon, From Monday On (1955)

4. Louis Armstrong, A Monday Date

5. Booker Little, Sweet & Lovely  (1958)

6. Art Tatum, Medley Tea for Two, Pretty Baby 

7. Dick Morrissey, Red Shoes   (1986)

8. Dick Morrissey, Dancing in the Dark (1961)

9. Dick Morrissey, I'm Walking 

10.Dick Morrissey, Royal Flush (NYJO)

11.Jimmy Witherspoon, Tuffer than Tuff (live Bull at Barnes)

Musical Excellence Here

"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.

British stuff Here 

That's Always the Way

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz December 11th 2000

1. Bob Bird & Co, Friday Night at the Cadillac club

2. Stacey Kent, When your Lover has Gone

3. Jelly Roll Morton, Dead Man Blues (1926)

4. Don Bennett, I Love You

5. Humph's Band, Coal Black Shine (1954)

6. Marian Williams, It is Well

7. Dave Green Trio, Bertie Woo

8. Louis Armstrong, On the Sunny Side of the Street

9. Alan Barnes Octet, Emerline

10.Dick Morrissey Quartet, Startrek theme

11.Stuff Smith, Back Home in Indiana (Humph's Choice)

 

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Enter The Soprano Summit

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" December 18th 2000

1. Bob Wilber-Kenny Devern, Strike up the Band

2. Little Jimmy Scott, The Bluest Blues

3. Mark Ramsden, Make Someone Happy

4. Red Nichols, The Sheik of Araby

5. Count Basie-Lester Young (Prez), You Can Depend on Me

6. Tim Laughlin, Memphis Blues (1993)

7. Tina May, Only Time Will Tell (1998)

8. Teodross Avery Quartet, Hi Hopes (1994)

9. Juggernaught, Avenue C (Clayton)

10.John Barnes-Bruce Turner, Step Right Up (1987)

Found a few more shows from the latter part of 2000

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More Missing Programs

Humphrey Lyttelton "Best of Jazz" Selection from 2001 (2)

1. Papa Lane's Children, Forever Blowing Bubbles

2. Sidney Bechet, Nobody Knows

3. Stacey Kent, I'm Old Fashioned (1997) 

4. Kathy Stobart with Humph's Band, Aint I good to You  (1957)

5. Lew Tabackin, I surrender Dear

6. Johnny Hodges, Sit Right Down and write Myself a Letter

7. Mugsi Spannier-Louis Armstrong, Why Couldn't (1920's)

8. Eddie Condon, I aint gonna give nobody none of this jelly roll (1944)

9. LHR, I don't know what kind of blues I got  1996-97

10.Benny Goodman, I want to be Happy

11.Jack Sharpe Orchestra, I'm begining to see the Light

12.Errol Garner, It's Alright with Me

This copy has even more DAT errors, be warned.

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