From Humph to Tony Kofi
Humphrey Lyttelton changed the sound of his band in the late 1950s while Ronnie Scott and Tubby Hayes made jazz sit up and take notice with their short-lived but well rmembered Jazz Couriers.
All points from Alex Welsh and Ben Webster to singer Esperanza Spalding and leader Tony Kofi are featured. Alex Welsh plays on a 蜜芽传媒 Jazz Club with none other than Dickie Wells on trombone while Ben Webster plays a traditional tune as only Ben Webster can.
Tony Kofi pays homage to pianist Thelonius Monk while Esperanza Spalding might come up with music that鈥檚 a little different but she鈥檚 just been nominated for a Grammy.
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Bob Brookmeyer
I Got Rhythm
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Alex Welsh
Mr Eli
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Zoe Schwarz
Throw It Away
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Ben Webster
Danny Boy
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Humphrey Lyttelton
Solitude
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Terry Lightfoot
Oh Didn't He Ramble
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Oscar Peterson
How About You?
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Charlie Parker & Dizzy Gillespie - My Melancholy Baby
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Tony Kofi
Boo Boo's Birthday
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Regina Carter
Oh! Lady Be Good
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Paul Munnery
Flamingo
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Esperanza Spalding
Little Fly
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Shorty Rogers
Four Mothers
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John Williams
The Maids Of Cadiz
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Steve King
Back In town
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Sy Oliver
Ain't She Sweet
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Tubby Hayes, Ronnie Scott
Day In Day Out
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Django Reinhardt
Anniversary Song
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Christian Garrick
It Ain't Necessarily So
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- Wed 8 Dec 2010 19:00蜜芽传媒 Hereford & Worcester, 蜜芽传媒 Radio Stoke & 蜜芽传媒 Radio Shropshire
