 
                
                        Jazz from Fred Hall to Monty Alexander
Jazz from Fred ‘Sugar’ Hall and his Sugarbabes to piano star Monty Alexander.
Fred Hall led his Sugarbabes in the mid- to late-1920s and disappeared from band leading in the 1930s. He became a music publisher and radio producer. Monty Alexander grew up in Jamaica and came to America as a pianist in New York clubs and he learnt his craft alongside the greats, including some compliments from Frank Sinatra.
As well there’s a lovely tune written by Dave and Iola Brubeck and sung by Rene Marie. A new CD from Karen Sharp will make its mark and she plays with Nikki Ilse, Dave Green and Steve Brown.
There are some re-issues of works by Ben Webster, Shorty Rogers, Johnny Hodges and Andre Previn with a track from a new album by Gary Burton.
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Music Played
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    ![]()  Ben WebsterLate Date 
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    ![]()  René MarieStrange Meadow Lark 
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    ![]()  Alex WelshMontmartre 
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    ![]()  Karen SharpLove Is A Many Splendored Thing 
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    ![]()  Shorty RogersHurricane Carol 
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    ![]()  André PrevinEverything I've Got 
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    ![]()  Fred Hall'Tain't No Sin 
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    ![]()  Jean GiesHoneysuckle Rose 
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    ![]()  Monty AlexanderOne Mint Julep 
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    ![]()  Gary BurtonDid You Get It? 
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    ![]()  Johnny HodgesHodge Podge 
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    ![]()  Dutch Swing College BandCreole Love Call 
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    ![]()  Dinah WashingtonLover Come Back To Me 
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    ![]()  Dean MasserIt's Only A Paper Moon 
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    ![]()  Bateman BrothersSt Louis Blues 
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    ![]()  Herb HarrisMonkee See Monkee Doo 
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    ![]()  Karrin AllysonSophisticated Lady 
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    ![]()  Tommy WhittleNew Horizons 
Broadcast
- Wed 28 Sep 2011 19:00ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Hereford & Worcester, ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Radio Shropshire & ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Radio Stoke
