Contributed by azule serape, who writes:-
A 1957 recording by Tony Crombie during that period when he earned a living playing anything but jazz.
A gimmicky sort of record having the word 'Sweet' in all the titles and played by a smallish group sounding like a combination of Billy May, Sauter-Finegan and Knuckles O'Toole. It's music for doing the washing up by.
All the arrangements are by Crombie and none of the musicians are identified.
FLAC from lp with cover scans.
Tony Crombie - drums
big band - personnel unknown
01 Sweet Beat (Crombie) (2:24)
02 Sweet Lorraine (Parish, Burwell) (2:29)
03 Sweet Potato Piper (Monaco) (2:02)
04 Stay As Sweet As You Are (Gordon, Revel) (2:47)
05 The Sweetest Song In The World (Parr-Davies) (2:29)
06 Sweet Georgia Brown (Bernie, Casy, Pinkard) (1:46)
07 Sweet And Gentle (del Portal) (2:26)
08 My Sweetie Went Away (Handman, Turk) (2:31)
09 Sweet And Lovely (Arnheim, LeMare, Tobias) (2:32)
10 Sweet Sue, Just You (Harris, Young) (2:34)
Label: Columbia 33S 1117
Recorded: 1957
Lineage: LP>FLAC
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many thanks. 'washing up music' is super term. I'll suck it and see although it may well turn out sweet f.a.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a Sunday morning set this, i had to laugh at azule saying It's music to do washing up by,well i think I'll try that out after Sunday lunch. with pinny ! Thank you.
ReplyDeletesmall jazz but superb session musicianship. prob jazz names lurking. robust half modern tenor solo 01. brash trumpet solo 02. prob. more than one arranger. Green's notes are, unusually for him, useless. sweet mystery.
ReplyDeleteA very "sweet" sunday.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the post!
Thanks very much azule. I'll skip the washing up part, lol.
ReplyDeleteThanks Azule - A sweet post
ReplyDeleteThanks, azule. Should help with the washing up.
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