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Sunday, January 10, 2010

0011 Victor Feldman [In London Vol 2 Big Band] FLAC 7(40.35)


Contributed by sunbop and bluebird
(01-04)
Bobby Pratt - trumpet
Jimmy Deuchar - trumpet
Dizzy Reece - trumpet
Ken Wray - bass trumpet
John Burden - french horn
Jim Powell - tuba
Derek Humble - alto
Ronnie Scott - tenor
Tubby Hayes - tenor
Joe Temperley - baritone (01-03)
Pete King - baritone
Victor Feldman - vibes, drums (03)
Norman Stenfalt - piano
Lennie Bush - bass
Phil Seamen - drums
(05 07)
Dizzy Reece - trumpet
Jimmy Deuchar - trumpet
Ken Wray - bass trumpet
Derek Humble - alto
Ronnie Scott - tenor
Tubby Hayes - baritone
Norman Stenfalt - piano
Lennie Bush - bass
Victor Feldman - drums
(06)
Jimmy Deuchar - trumpet
Victor Feldman - vibes
Terry Shannon - piano
Kenny Napper - bass
Phil Seamen - drums

01 Blues in Two Modes (Feldman) (6:40)
02 Jennie (Feldman) (4:24)
03 One Momentum (Feldman) (3:30)
04 Karen (Feldman) (6:15)
05 Woodwork (Feldman) (7:58)
06 It Ain't Necessarily So (Gershwin) (6:03)
07 Short Circuit (Crombie) (5:16)

Tempo TAP 12 EXA67 Jasmine JASM 2003
Recorded: December 11 (05 07) 12 (01-04) 1956 January 03 1957 (06)
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8 comments:

  1. the jazzman10 January 2010 at 15:14

    Thank you sunbop and Brits. I'm on board for this one.

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  2. Anonymous10 January 2010 at 15:18

    I knew this blog was going to be the dog's bollocks! Many thanks for VF's London dates.

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  3. Bhowani11 January 2010 at 17:45

    vic feldman

    thank you ! what a big band ! Great sound ! Derek Humble is a great lead alto...

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  4. Axel.T.3 February 2010 at 20:21

    Thank you so much for this musical event! I met him in a Los Angeles club and he was a great person as well as a great player. He signed my albums and talked about being with Frank Rosolino on a recording date the night his first son was born. I first heard him on "Mallets A Fore Thought" on the Mode - then the Interlude label and immediately loved his technique on the vibes. His untimely death was a real shocker.
    Regards,
    Axel

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  5. BritJazz4 February 2010 at 11:29

    Axel - thanks for sharing your memories of Victor. He was certainly one of the foremost among British jazz musicians of our period, and later of course. Perhaps there will be more from him here soon, I hope.

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  6. Raz Sekeles1 March 2010 at 05:30

    Hey Axel :-)
    nice to meet you also here.
    i always like reading about your meetings with the good ol' guys.
    i was born 1967 and i guess for some of my jazz heroes it's too late.....lol

    britjazz, thanks for all those great albums and thanks to the other collaborators.
    peace

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  7. rowgatien18 March 2010 at 03:43

    Again many thanks. Lovely!

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