0162 [Dave Lee Trio Lennie Felix Trio] FLAC 7(24.55)

Contributed by Azule Serape, who writes:-
One side each on this 10" lp for these two very different pianists. Dave Lee is perhaps the better known of the two and we may have heard some of these tracks earlier.
Lennie's recorded output is quite small but well worth searching out.  He died in 1980 aged 60 as a result of a road accident.
'Two Views of the Blues' is the standout track here for me.

(01-04)
Dave Lee - piano
Lennie Bush - bass
Allan Ganley - drums
(05-07)
Lennie Felix - piano
Brian Brocklehurst - bass
Phil Seamen - drums

01 I Must Have That Man (McHugh) (3:24)
02 Salt Air (Lee) (2:38)
03 Excuse for the Blues (Lee) (3:36)
04 On the Alamo (Reinhard, Lane) (3:43)
05 Sweet Lorraine (Burrell, Parish) (2:42)
06 Jada (Carlton) (1:57)
07 Two Views of the Blues (Felix) (6:56)

Label: Nixa NLP 1027 (10")
Recorded: May 29 (01-04) July 08 (05-07) 1957
Lineage: LP>FLAC

0110 Dave Lee and Dennis Wilson [Piano Moods] FLAC 3(14.57)

Contributed by delmonico,who writes:-
One ep side by each of these not too well known pianists although Dave Lee was a long time associate of the Dankworth bands and accompanist to Cleo Lane for a number of years.
Original ep front cover, sleeve notes and personnel details.

(01 02)
Dave Lee - piano
Lennie Bush - bass
Allan Ganley - drums
(03)
Dennis Wilson - piano
Jack Llewellwyn - guitar
Frank Clarke - bass

01 Excuse For The Blues
02 On The Alamo
03 Ellington Medley - C Jam Blues, Take The A Train, Drop Me Off In Harlem, Don't Get Around Much Anymore

Label: Pye PEP 603
Recorded: 1958
Lineage: EP>FLAC