0272 Dudley Moore [The Theme From Beyond The Fringe & All That Jazz] FLAC 8(38.09)

Contributed by bluebird, who writes:-
This is Dudley's first jazz Trio album recorded in August 1962 with his long serving colleagues Peter McGurk on bass and Chris Karan on drums. Apart from Dudley's own 'Theme...' the tunes are all well known standards and a real treat to hear.
Dudley was a man of many parts;  pianist, writer/arranger of film music, comedian, singer, film star but  the handful of trio albums he made between 1962 and 1978 are the main interest for jazz fans. Sadly, very few have seen a cd re-issue but this is one of them.
FLAC from OOP cd with lp cover scans.

Dudley Moore - piano
Peter McGurk - bass
Chris Karan - drums

01 I Love Paris (Porter) (8:09)
02 Theme From Beyond The Fringe (Moore) (4:17)
03 What's New (Burke, Haggart) (4:52)
04 I Get A Kick Out Of You (Porter) (3:02)
05 Just In Time (Comden, Green, Styne) (5:00)
06 Chicago (Fisher) (4:41)
07 I Didn't Know What Time It Was (Rodgers) (4:24)
08 Just One Of Those Things (Porter) (3:43)

Label: Atlantic ATL 2465 017
Recorded: August 1962
Lineage: CD>FLAC

0271 Humphrey Lyttelton [Jazz with Lyttelton No 5] FLAC 4(12.38)

Contributed by bellawoods, who writes:-
Small group work from Humph recorded on 3 August 1956 (tracks 1 and 2) and 20 April 1956 (tracks 3 and 4).

Humphrey Lyttelton - trumpet
Johnny Picard - trombone (01 02)
Bruce Turner - alto (03 04)
Johnny Parker - piano
Freddy Logon - guitar (03 04)
Jim Bray - bass
Eddie Taylor - drums
Stan Greig - drums (03 04)

01 Looking For Turner (Lyttelton) (3:29)
02 Doin' The Rounds (Lyttelton) (2:54)
03 Waiting For Picard (Lyttelton) (3:03)
04 Sugar Rose (Waller) (3:13)

Label: Parlophone GEP8609
Recorded: April 20 (03 04) August 03 (01 02) 1956

0270 John Dankworth [Dankworth Plays Dankworth] FLAC 10(42.21)

Contributed by bluebird, who writes:-
One of Dankworth's great bands from around the  Newport Jazz Festival period playing the compositions of the leader. Personnel and dates are 'best guesses' based on the musicians heard in solo.
John Dankworth described his own playing as 'Couth, Kempt and Shevelled' which I think is a lovely description - very modest but very true.
FLAC from a Dankworth compilation CD with a BritJazz special cover.

possible personnel:
Dickie Hawdon - trumpet
Stan Palmer - trumpet
Colin Wright - trumpet
Bob Carson - trumpet
Laurie Monk - trombone
Tony Russell - trombone
Danny Ellwood  - trombone
Garry Brown - trombone
Ron Snyder - trombone, tuba
John Dankworth - alto
Danny Moss - tenor, bass clarinet
Alex Leslie - baritone, flute, clarinet
Dave Lee - piano
Eric Dawson - bass
Kenny Clare - drums
Dave Lindup - arranger

01 Duet For Sixteens (Dankworth) (3:14)
02 Old Blues (Dankworth) (4:51)
03 Wild Ascot (Dankworth) (6:04)
04 Sentimental Instrumental (Dankworth) (3:01)
05 Too Cool For The Blues (Dankworth) (3:05)
06 Skeleton In The Bathroom (Dankworth) (6:13)
07 The Wizard (Dankworth) (3:15)
08 Seven Leagues Beauty (Dankworth) (3:22)
09 Riverside Stomp (Dankworth) (5:12)
10 Two's Company (Dankworth) (4:04)

Label: Compilation
Recorded: 1959

0269 Shake Keane [In My Condition] FLAC 4(13.44)

Contributed by The Boogieman

Shake Keane - trumpet, flugelhorn
Joe Harriott - alto
Pat Smythe - piano
Coleridge Goode - bass
Tommy Jones - drums

01 How Say You (Keane) (2:57)
02 Morning Blue (Harriott) (4:41)
03 Fidel (Keane) (2:36)
04 In My Condition (Keane) (3:30)

Label: Lansdowne Jazz Series SEG 8140
Recorded: August 31 1961
Lineage: EP>FLAC