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Sunday, September 22, 2013

0318 Wally Fawkes [The Neo-Troglodytes] FLAC 12(43.12)

Contributed by bluebird, who writes:-
FLAC from lp with cover scans. Cover art by Wally Fawkes (Trog) and a nice picture of pianist Doug Murray, who was the subject of the original enquiry, on the back.

Colin Smith - trumpet
Campbell Burnap - trombone, vocal (02)
Wally Fawkes - soprano, clarinet
Doug Murray - piano
Tony Desborough - bass
Derek Hogg - drums

01 Jamaica Jump (3:37)
02 Streets Of London (McTell) (3:24)
03 Blog's Trews (4:10)
04 I'm Turning Blue Over Turnham Green (Fawkes) (3:46)
05 Miss Otis Regrets (Porter) (2:02)
06 You Made Me Love You (McCarthy, Monaco) (3:53)
07 Trog's Blues (Fawkes) (4:05)
08 Quincy Street Stomp (Bechet) (3:27)
09 Azure (Ellington) (3:20)
10 Cakewalkin' Babies From Home (Smith, Troy) (4:06)
11 Wild Man Blues (Morton, Armstrong) (2:54)
12 The Lady In Red (Dixon, Wrubel) (4:27)

Label: Dawn Club DCS 33.001
Recorded: November 18 (01 03 06 08 10-12) 25 (02 04 05 07 09) 1978
Lineage: LP>FLAC

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11 comments:

  1. danair22 September 2013 at 11:53

    Thanks bluebird and Rodney for this, and i appreciate all the feedback on Doug Murray. By all accounts this should make for some interesting listening.

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  2. Baron22 September 2013 at 18:25

    Thanks Bluebird & Rodney - as an admirer of Smith's playing this is a must have for me.

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  3. zoot23 September 2013 at 08:09

    many thanks

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  4. Anonymous23 September 2013 at 14:22

    Thank you

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  5. alfonso24 September 2013 at 14:25

    To Bluebird and Rodney, thanks for Trog & Co. I remember him playing with John Chilton and Milt Buckner, long time ago, at Saturday's brunch jazz session.Great traditional clarinet. Thanks again.

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  6. ritzbird25 September 2013 at 15:37

    Nice one, thanks. I used to see Campbell at our local jazz venue in Ruislip, a charming and erudite man, much missed.

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  7. aroonie27 September 2013 at 05:36

    Very nice indeed. Many thanks to Bluebird and Rodney. Brings back memories of the Six Bells in the Kings Road. Take a look at http://rbkclocalstudies.wordpress.com/2013/02/28/jb-at-the-jazz-club/

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  8. jazzandylan28 September 2013 at 00:37

    A superb album that would have been even better without the awful "Streets Of London" - I've never understood its popularity. Thank you bluebird and Rodney.

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  9. Jazzjet2 October 2013 at 10:43

    Thanks, Rodney and bluebird. Can't imagine a jazz version of 'Streets Of London'!

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  10. Rodney17 June 2015 at 13:37

    https://cjoint.net/?w067uamveq

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