Personnel:Humphrey Lyttelton - trumpet, vocal
John Picard - trombone
Tony Coe - alto, clarinet
Jimmy Skidmore - tenor
Joe Temperley - baritone
Ian Armit - piano
Pete Blannin - bass
Eddie Taylor - drums
Tracks:
01 Love for Sale (Porter) (4:44)
02 Prelude to a Kiss (Ellington) (3:36)
03 Ida (Leonard) (3:08)
04 Willow Weep for Me (Ronnell) (4:30)
05 That's My Weakness Now (Green, Stept) (2:13)
06 Blue Lou (Mills, Sampson) (3:38)
07 The Man I Love (Gershwin) (3:33)
08 Undecided (Shavers, Robin) (3:23)
09 Bewitched Bothered and Bewildered (Rodgers, Hart) (3:46)
10 Body and Soul (Green) (4:40)
Contributed by aroonie, who writes:-
In my opinion his best band ever with a great sax section of Tony Coe, Jimmy Skidmore and Joe Temperley. To me Skid was THE greatest of the Hawkins inspired tenor players (of the Brits, that is) and here he proves it on Body and Soul. But there is not a weak track.
Note: Please welcome new contributor aroonie, affording a welcome break to the regulars and in fine style. BJ
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ReplyDeleteWrong File 0216 (Mr Dankworth) Should be 0219
ReplyDeletePassword appears to be incorrect. Can you please check. Thanks
ReplyDeleteThanks for digitising this record. Is this the right download file? It won't open with the password and it says it's 0216 Johnny Dankworth [And His Orchestra] FLAC 4(10.11). A new upload would be very welcome. Is there any information on where and when the recording was made?
ReplyDeleteThe link is for Johnny Dankworth and his Orchestra !
ReplyDeleteSorry about the mistake above with the link. Hope this is the right one!
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https://rapidshare.com/files/646435878/0219.rar
All worked perfectly this time. Many thanks for your collective efforts, and for sharing this record.
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ReplyDeleteThanks aroonie. Great band. I have a mp3 rip of this album but always nice to have better quality.
ReplyDeleteI think 'recorded June/July 1960' should be up above somewhere.
Are you okay, james? See the new link?
ReplyDeleteI miss Humph! So nice to see this recording. Would love to hear it but password does not work and I have a Dankworth folder, guys! Many thanks for your effort!
ReplyDeleteKeith Horner. That link posted in error, now removed. New link above.
ReplyDeleteGot it! delighted! Many thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis is quite nice. I am really enjoying the music & the interesting arrangements.
ReplyDeleteOne of my very favorite records by the "mainstream Humph". I am happy to have the original LP. And I second Keith Horner's remark: I miss him, too ! He was the last renaissance man also active in Jazz.
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