Contributed by bellawoods, who says:-
Milt Sealey is a Canadian pianist who happened to be in the UK in the mid 1950s and recorded these sides with Lennie Bush and Phil Seamen. The last track has a vocal by Sealey.
He is still active in music but more on the production side these days but he is certainly worth a listen as a pianist.
Thanks to yewsta for some help on one track. The sound overall is not the best - these 50 years old eps took a battering in their days - but it's listenable.
FLAC with ep cover scans.
Milt Sealey - piano, vocal (04)
Lennie Bush - bass
Phil Seamen - drums
01 Milt's Blues (Sealey) (3:40)
02 Londonology (Sealey) (3:49)
03 In A Slow Mood (Sealey) (3:59)
04 There Will Never Be Another You (Warren) (3:08)
Label: Decca DFE 6369
Recorded: August 16 1956
Lineage: EP>FLAC
A new one to me but many thanks as usual. Were there any British jazz records from this era that Phil Seamen didn't play on?
ReplyDeleteWe've yet to find one, Jazzjet - not complaining though.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't like to be a Phil Seamen completist! Thanks for this one bella.
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