Contributed by bluebird.
I think it's one of Tubby's best ever studio recordings and catches him very much in his prime. I suppose that the stand-out track for me has to be Sunny Monday with its unaccompanied tenor choruses. The tone is big, the rhythmic delivery is full of confidence and the sheer enthusiasm shines through half a century on. Simon Spillett
Tubby Hayes - tenor, vibes
Terry Shannon - piano
Jeff Clyne - bass
Phil Seamen - drums
01 Tin Tin Deo
02 Embers
03 Like Someone in Love
04 Surrey with the Fringe on Top
05 Sunny Monday
06 Blue Hayes
Label: Tempo 1960
Recorded: December 1959
Thanks a lot for this great album, and the tribute to the memory of Jeff Clyne.
ReplyDeleteTubby's Groove.....certainly a great album. Thanks for the lossless upgrade bluebird.
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ReplyDeleteThank you Bluebird I had it already but in lossy and with small pictures, so thank you for your version !
Thanks for using my quote - I stand by it!
ReplyDeleteWatch out for " Tubby's New Groove" (Candid) - a soon to be released second album from these sessions, which was discovered in the vaults of Blue Note.
Didn't think you would mind, Simon, but good to have it confirmed.
ReplyDeleteGreat, thanks.
ReplyDeleteMany thanx for this Tubby, Bluebird!! I just recently found out about him, and very much enjoying his output!! Also, an extra thanx for the artwork. I always enjoy reading the info on the release, especially when I'm unfamiliar with the artists!!
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