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Sunday, January 20, 2013

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
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7 comments:

  1. BR20 January 2013 at 20:33

    Thanks for these 4 great tracks by HL & band. Very much appreciated. Your blog is great & is treasured by all lovers of pre-1963 British jazz everywhere.

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  2. BobSanders20 January 2013 at 21:40

    Thanks. More Humph is always welcome.

    Bob

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  3. iceblood21 January 2013 at 09:27

    Good stuff, thanks!

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  4. John22 January 2013 at 07:10

    Humph GEP8609 - Thank you very much. While "Looking For Turner" and "Waiting For Picard" have been reissued on at least one CD set the other two tracks are real rarities, apart from a rather obscure LP on the Dormouse label I don't think they've seen the light of day since the original EP. So thanks again BJ and bellawoods, much appreciated.

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  5. Anonymous22 January 2013 at 10:27

    Thanks very much

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  6. chu24 February 2013 at 17:07

    Discographical note: All four tracks have actually been reissued on the Lake 2-CD set "Bad Penny Blues 1955-1956", which was released in 2007. It collects all of Lyttelton's Parlophone recordings from those two years. Lyttleton's recordings at that time came out on a variety of formats: singles, EPs and LPs, but it's all there, in chronological order.

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  7. Rodney15 June 2015 at 19:56

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