Contributed by delmonico
This is one of 3 Tempo samplers from January 1958. At the time of issue, these were un-issued tracks combined with a selection of other tracks from the then current Tempo catalogue. Now, of course, all have been re-issued on cd by Jasmine.
A fabulously rare and expensive lp and not often seen these days this is the original lp and sound.
Of interest to trivia collectors is that the lovely Jackie Collins, then age 20, features on the cover as indeed she does on the other two samplers.
When Jasmine issued their own cd sampler, 'Keeping Tempo', in 2001 they used the same cover picture which was a nice little acknowledgement to the classic Tempo label.
Ripped in FLAC from lp with cover scans.
(01 06)
Jimmy Deuchar - trumpet
Ronnie Scott - tenor
Terry Shannon - piano
Lennie Bush - bass
Allan Ganley - drums
(02)
Jimmy Deuchar - trumpet
Eddie Harvey - piano
Kenny Napper -bass
Phil Seamen - drums
(03)
Victor Feldman - vibes
Norman Stenfalt - piano
Lennie Bush - bass
Phil Seamen - drums
(04 11)
Jimmy Deuchar - trumpet
Ken Wray - trombone
Derek Humble - alto
Tubby Hayes - tenor
Victor Feldman - piano
Lennie Bush - bass
Phil Seamen - drums
(05)
Victor Feldman - vibes
Norman Stenfalt - piano
Lennie Bush - bass
Phil Seamen - drums
(07)
Ronnie Scott - tenor
Tubby Hayes - vibes
Terry Shannon - piano
Phil Bates - bass
Bill Eyden - drums
(08)
Dizzy Reece - trumpet
Victor Feldman - vibes
Tommy Pollard - piano
Lennie Bush - bass
Tony Crombie - drums
(09)
Don Rendell - tenor
Damian Robinson - piano
Sammy Stokes - bass
Benny Goodman - drums
(10)
Victor Feldman - vibes
Tommy Pollard - piano
Eric Peter - bass
Tony Crombie - drums
01 Speak Low
02 How Long Has This Been Going On?
03 Duffle Coat
04 Bass House
05 Easy to Love
06 I'll Take Romance
07 On a Misty Night
08 When?
09 New Orleans
10 Time Will Tell
11 Treble Gold
Label:Tempo TAP 17
Recorded: April 26 May 02 September 12 21 1955
October 20 29 1956
March 29 August 08 19 1957
Lineage: LP>FLAC
Fabulous stuff. You're doing a great job. Many thanks.
ReplyDeleteI'll sample this one and I'll second 'a great job'. These rare albums are a treat indeed. Thanks much.
ReplyDeleteWhat an E X C E L L E N T blog!!!
ReplyDeleteMany,many,many thanks...All the best!!!
speak low
ReplyDeletethank you for the wonderful sampler
Thnx from a late-comer.
ReplyDeleteOtis
Really nice set; somehow I'd missed it on the first posting and just found it recently. The Jasmine 'Keeping Tempo' was a great revelation to me when I first heard it, and this sits very well with it.
ReplyDeleteUnlike many of you I wasnt a jazz fan when these sides were first issued, so in a sense this is archaological exploration, but in another realer sense, its all great new music. I started listening more or less seriously to jazz in the early 1980s but was at the time mostly fascinated by US product (still am if you want to count such universalists as Miles and Ornette and the MJQ). british jazz has been a comparatively recent enthusiasm and one in which I happilt immerse myself. Ian Carr and Nucleus was what woke me up. beatedly, from a too-cosy envelopment of blues.
(An aside I sometimes wonder - at 60 am I one of the youngest subscribers to Jazz Journal?)
Greg. All subscribers to JJI known to us are senior to you by some margin so perhaps yes, you could well be. None yet count themselves as jazz archaeologists that we know of though :-).
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