Contributed by bellawoods, who writes:-
Two different broadcasts by the Dick Morrissey Quartet a year apart and with just a change of drummer.
(01-03
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Harry South - piano
Phil Bates - bass
Phil Seamen - drums
(04-08)
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Harry South - piano
Phil Bates - bass
Bill Eyden - drums
01 Under Orders
02 What Is there To Say
03 Fathead
04 Inner Urge
05 Off The Wagon
06 Sunday Lunch
07 You Don't Know What Love Is
08 Unknown title (incomplete)
Label: BBC broadcasts
Recorded: 1965 1966
Lineage: Radio broadcasts>Cassette tape>FLAC
Scans: Front cover
Showing posts with label Dick Morrissey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dick Morrissey. Show all posts
Thursday, December 17, 2015
Thursday, October 15, 2015
0579 Mike Carr [Good Times & The Blues] FLAC 10(53.37)
Contibuted by azule serape, who writes:-
What's not to like? The Hammond organ perhaps?
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Mike Carr - organ, bass
Jim Mullen - guitar
Mark Taylor - drums
01 Good Times
02 Blues For Mr B.
03 The One That Got Away
04 Harlem Waltz
05 Battery Blues
05 Mexican Samba
07 Freedom Song
08 Viva Victor
09 The Baron Of Bop
10 Theme From Cliff
Label: Cargogold CGCD 191
Recorded: March 31 1993
Lineage: CD>FLAC
Scans: Full
What's not to like? The Hammond organ perhaps?
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Mike Carr - organ, bass
Jim Mullen - guitar
Mark Taylor - drums
01 Good Times
02 Blues For Mr B.
03 The One That Got Away
04 Harlem Waltz
05 Battery Blues
05 Mexican Samba
07 Freedom Song
08 Viva Victor
09 The Baron Of Bop
10 Theme From Cliff
Label: Cargogold CGCD 191
Recorded: March 31 1993
Lineage: CD>FLAC
Scans: Full
Saturday, September 26, 2015
0566 Charly Antolini [Right-On] FLAC 9(1.02.58)
Contributed by bluebird, who writes:-
Look out and take cover - here comes Charly again with his power drums.
But the attraction here lies in Dick Morrissey and the change in pianist to Brian Dee (a most overlooked musician and still playing).
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Brian Dee - paino
Len Skeat - bass
Charly Antolini - drums
01 The Night Has A Thousand Eyes
02 You've Changed
03 Just Look At Me Now
04 I Concentrate On You
05 I'm Walking
06 The Gipsy
07 London By Night
08 I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good
09 You And The Night And The Music
Label: Bell BLR 84058
Recorded: May 06 1993
Lineage: CD>FLAC
Scans: Full
Look out and take cover - here comes Charly again with his power drums.
But the attraction here lies in Dick Morrissey and the change in pianist to Brian Dee (a most overlooked musician and still playing).
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Brian Dee - paino
Len Skeat - bass
Charly Antolini - drums
01 The Night Has A Thousand Eyes
02 You've Changed
03 Just Look At Me Now
04 I Concentrate On You
05 I'm Walking
06 The Gipsy
07 London By Night
08 I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good
09 You And The Night And The Music
Label: Bell BLR 84058
Recorded: May 06 1993
Lineage: CD>FLAC
Scans: Full
Tuesday, May 05, 2015
0511 Dick Morrissey [The Lost 77 Recordings] FLAC 4(53.12)
Contributed by bluebird
This one's on the Lair of course but we're filling in the blanks
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Harry South - piano
Phil Bates - bass
Phil Seamen - drums
01 I Thought About You (Van Heusen, Mercer) (9:44)
02 North Of The Soho Border (South) (15:17)
03 Sunset Eyes (Edwards) (15:29)
04 Jumpin' The Blues (Parker, McShann, Brown) (12:43)
Label: 77 Records LEU 12/8
Recorded: 1965 1966
Lineage: LP>FLAC
This one's on the Lair of course but we're filling in the blanks
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Harry South - piano
Phil Bates - bass
Phil Seamen - drums
01 I Thought About You (Van Heusen, Mercer) (9:44)
02 North Of The Soho Border (South) (15:17)
03 Sunset Eyes (Edwards) (15:29)
04 Jumpin' The Blues (Parker, McShann, Brown) (12:43)
Label: 77 Records LEU 12/8
Recorded: 1965 1966
Lineage: LP>FLAC
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
0501 Dick Morrissey [Live Storm Warning! Manchester 1966] FLAC 4(57.26)
Contributed by bluebird
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Harry South - piano
Phil Bates - bass
Phil Seamen - drums
01 Storm Warning! (South) (16:33)
02 Sonny Boy (Jolson, DeSylva, Brown, Henderson) (8:10)
03 Get Out of the Country (17:44)
04 Altoitis (15:00)
Label: 77 Records Jazzhus JD-7614
Recorded: June 03 1966
Lineage: LP>FLAC
Scans: Full
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Harry South - piano
Phil Bates - bass
Phil Seamen - drums
01 Storm Warning! (South) (16:33)
02 Sonny Boy (Jolson, DeSylva, Brown, Henderson) (8:10)
03 Get Out of the Country (17:44)
04 Altoitis (15:00)
Label: 77 Records Jazzhus JD-7614
Recorded: June 03 1966
Lineage: LP>FLAC
Scans: Full
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
0481 Dick Morrissey [Have You Heard] FLAC 8(39.28)
Contributed by bluebird
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Harry South - piano
Phil Bates - bass
Jackie Dougan - drums
01 Down Home (South) (3:54)
02 Skatin' (Stevenson) (6:51)
03 The Goblin (South) (5:03)
04 The Celt (South) (3:41)
05 Serenata (Anderson) (6:42)
06 On The Spot (South) (3:44)
07 There And Back (South) (5:06)
08 Journey Home (South) (5:28)
Label: 77 LEU 12/8
Recorded: July August 1963
Lineage: CD>FLAC
Scans: Full
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Harry South - piano
Phil Bates - bass
Jackie Dougan - drums
01 Down Home (South) (3:54)
02 Skatin' (Stevenson) (6:51)
03 The Goblin (South) (5:03)
04 The Celt (South) (3:41)
05 Serenata (Anderson) (6:42)
06 On The Spot (South) (3:44)
07 There And Back (South) (5:06)
08 Journey Home (South) (5:28)
Label: 77 LEU 12/8
Recorded: July August 1963
Lineage: CD>FLAC
Scans: Full
Monday, December 08, 2014
0465 Dick Morrissey [After Dark] FLAC 8(44.55)
Contributed by jazzandylan
Barry Whitworth - trumpet (02), flugelhorn (03)
Dick Morrissey - tenor
John Critchinson - piano, electric piano
Jim Mullen - guitar (05-07)
Ron Mathewson - bass
Martin Drew - drums
01 I Won't Last A Day Without You
02 March On
03 They Say It's Wonderful
04 Pili Pili
05 The Way We Were
06 Running Out Of Time
07 Lou Grant
08 Change Partners
Label: Coda2
Recorded: c. 1980
Lineage: CD>EAC>FLAC Frontend Level 6
Scans: Front and tray
Barry Whitworth - trumpet (02), flugelhorn (03)
Dick Morrissey - tenor
John Critchinson - piano, electric piano
Jim Mullen - guitar (05-07)
Ron Mathewson - bass
Martin Drew - drums
01 I Won't Last A Day Without You
02 March On
03 They Say It's Wonderful
04 Pili Pili
05 The Way We Were
06 Running Out Of Time
07 Lou Grant
08 Change Partners
Label: Coda2
Recorded: c. 1980
Lineage: CD>EAC>FLAC Frontend Level 6
Scans: Front and tray
Monday, September 22, 2014
0432 Spike Robinson Dick Morrissey [Live At The Bull Tribute Album Vols 1-2] FLAC 13(2.08.40)
Contributed by delmonico
(01-06)
Spike Robinson - tenor
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Bill Le Sage - piano
Alec Dankworth - bass
Bill Eyden - drums
(07-13)
Spike Robinson - tenor
Dick Morrissey - tenor
John Pearce - piano
Alec Dankworth - bass
Simon Morton - drums
01 Broadway (Mulligan) (11:48)
02 The Gypsy (Reid) (8:40)
03 In A Mellow Tone (Ellington) (8:47)
04 Close Enough For Love (Mandel, Williams) (6:51)
05 Gee Baby Ain't I Good To You (Redman, Razaf) (15:24)
06 Tickletoe (Young, Hendricks) (10:37)
07 Strike Up The Band (Gershwin, Gershwin) (12:48)
08 Time After Time (Styne) (14:42)
09 Announcement (Robinson) (1:09)
10 Stompin' At The Savoy (Goodman, Webb) (11:42)
11 I Can't Get Started With You (Duke) (10:09)
12 Blues Up And Down (Ammons) (10:59)
13 Goodbye (Jenkins) (5:04)
Label: BHCD002
Recorded: 1987 (01-06) 1989 (07-13)
Lineage: CD>FLAC
(01-06)
Spike Robinson - tenor
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Bill Le Sage - piano
Alec Dankworth - bass
Bill Eyden - drums
(07-13)
Spike Robinson - tenor
Dick Morrissey - tenor
John Pearce - piano
Alec Dankworth - bass
Simon Morton - drums
01 Broadway (Mulligan) (11:48)
02 The Gypsy (Reid) (8:40)
03 In A Mellow Tone (Ellington) (8:47)
04 Close Enough For Love (Mandel, Williams) (6:51)
05 Gee Baby Ain't I Good To You (Redman, Razaf) (15:24)
06 Tickletoe (Young, Hendricks) (10:37)
07 Strike Up The Band (Gershwin, Gershwin) (12:48)
08 Time After Time (Styne) (14:42)
09 Announcement (Robinson) (1:09)
10 Stompin' At The Savoy (Goodman, Webb) (11:42)
11 I Can't Get Started With You (Duke) (10:09)
12 Blues Up And Down (Ammons) (10:59)
13 Goodbye (Jenkins) (5:04)
Label: BHCD002
Recorded: 1987 (01-06) 1989 (07-13)
Lineage: CD>FLAC
Labels:
Bill Le Sage,
Dick Morrissey,
John Pearce,
Spike Robinson
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
0427 Jimmy Witherspoon ['Spoon Sings And Swings] FLAC 11(42.31)
Contributed by grumpy, who writes:-
Great atmospheric live gig. Dick Morrissey is on fire. Phil Seamen too.
David Illingworth ~ Jazz Journal Vol20 No2, February 1967
Undoubtedly the best Witherspoon album for many a year, though perhaps my pleasure was enhanced by the memory of several performances by Morrissey and Spoon. It is in fact a Quintet on this record; a complete whole, singer and backing. South and Bates create a solid background, and Seamen blasts the session along like an after-burner. The boy from Sutton County Grammar School gives Spoon the best tenor backing he has had since Ben Webster was behind him. On occasions he comes on like the old Fats Domino man Herb Hardesty—a direct rhythm-and-blues attack, but not vulgar. Those who have heard this combination over the past year or so will need no encouragement to buy this LP—the recording has been well done, despite the limitations the warm little room at Barnes may have suggested in this respect. Spoon is in fine form, and this is perhaps, his best recording ever—uncluttered by an all-star backing. The less interesting spots are the fast / Gotta Girl and Kansas City and Percy Mayfield's over-sentimental Someone To Love. But the word is less not least. Buy it.
Jimmy Witherspoon - vocals
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Harry South - piano
Phil Bates - bass
Phil Seamen - drums
01 I Gotta Girl
02 Trouble In Mind
03 Nobody Knows How I Feel This Morning
04 New Down Home Blues
05 Kansas City
06 Compact Car
07 Piney Brown's Blues
08 Big Fine Girl
09 Send Me Someone To Love
10 Lotus Blossom
11 St Louis Blues
Label: Fontana STL 5382
Recorded: May 23 1966 Bulls Head, Barnes, London
Lineage: LP>FLAC
Great atmospheric live gig. Dick Morrissey is on fire. Phil Seamen too.
David Illingworth ~ Jazz Journal Vol20 No2, February 1967
Undoubtedly the best Witherspoon album for many a year, though perhaps my pleasure was enhanced by the memory of several performances by Morrissey and Spoon. It is in fact a Quintet on this record; a complete whole, singer and backing. South and Bates create a solid background, and Seamen blasts the session along like an after-burner. The boy from Sutton County Grammar School gives Spoon the best tenor backing he has had since Ben Webster was behind him. On occasions he comes on like the old Fats Domino man Herb Hardesty—a direct rhythm-and-blues attack, but not vulgar. Those who have heard this combination over the past year or so will need no encouragement to buy this LP—the recording has been well done, despite the limitations the warm little room at Barnes may have suggested in this respect. Spoon is in fine form, and this is perhaps, his best recording ever—uncluttered by an all-star backing. The less interesting spots are the fast / Gotta Girl and Kansas City and Percy Mayfield's over-sentimental Someone To Love. But the word is less not least. Buy it.
Jimmy Witherspoon - vocals
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Harry South - piano
Phil Bates - bass
Phil Seamen - drums
01 I Gotta Girl
02 Trouble In Mind
03 Nobody Knows How I Feel This Morning
04 New Down Home Blues
05 Kansas City
06 Compact Car
07 Piney Brown's Blues
08 Big Fine Girl
09 Send Me Someone To Love
10 Lotus Blossom
11 St Louis Blues
Label: Fontana STL 5382
Recorded: May 23 1966 Bulls Head, Barnes, London
Lineage: LP>FLAC
Monday, August 04, 2014
0411 Dick Morrissey Peter King Martin Taylor Tony Lee [Live At The Bull] FLAC 5(50.29)
Contributed by jazzandylan
(01)
Peter King - alto
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Tony Lee - piano
Ian Scott-Taylor - bass
Terry Jenkins - drums
(02)
Peter King - alto
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Tony Lee - piano
Ian Scott-Taylor - bass
Tony Crombie - drums
(03)
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Martin Taylor - guitar
(04)
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Tony Lee - piano
Martin Taylor - guitar
Ian Scott-Taylor - bass
Terry Jenkins - drums
(05)
Peter King - alto
Martin Taylor - guitar
01 Bird Feathers (Parker) (12:38)
02 They Can't Take That Away From Me (Gershwin) (14:17)
03 Body And Soul (Green, Heyman) (8:53)
04 Billie's Bounce (Parker) (10:25)
05 You've Changed (Fischer) (4:17)
Label: Bull's Head Music BHM001
Recorded: 1987
Lineage: LP>Adobe Audition>FLAC Frontend Level 6
(01)
Peter King - alto
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Tony Lee - piano
Ian Scott-Taylor - bass
Terry Jenkins - drums
(02)
Peter King - alto
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Tony Lee - piano
Ian Scott-Taylor - bass
Tony Crombie - drums
(03)
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Martin Taylor - guitar
(04)
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Tony Lee - piano
Martin Taylor - guitar
Ian Scott-Taylor - bass
Terry Jenkins - drums
(05)
Peter King - alto
Martin Taylor - guitar
01 Bird Feathers (Parker) (12:38)
02 They Can't Take That Away From Me (Gershwin) (14:17)
03 Body And Soul (Green, Heyman) (8:53)
04 Billie's Bounce (Parker) (10:25)
05 You've Changed (Fischer) (4:17)
Label: Bull's Head Music BHM001
Recorded: 1987
Lineage: LP>Adobe Audition>FLAC Frontend Level 6
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
0403 Dick Morrissey [Resurrection Ritual] FLAC 6(41.26)
Contributed by jazzandylan
Dick Morrissey - tenor
John Burch - piano
Tony Archer - bass
Jim Hall - drums
01 Resurrection Ritual (Burch) (7:02)
02 Germina (Burch) (4:36)
03 The Maestro (Walton) (9:33)
04 Lush Life (Strayhorn) (9:21)
05 Love Dance (Lins) (5:35)
06 Star Trek (Goldsmith) (5:19)
Label: Miles Music MM077
Recorded: December 09 1989
Lineage: LP>Adobe Audition>FLAC Frontend
Saturday, November 30, 2013
0330 Various Artists [Americans In Europe] FLAC 10(39.01)
Contributed by Grumpy
(01 06 10)
Bud Freeman - tenor (01 10)
Eddie Miller - tenor (01 06)
Fred Hunt - piano
Jim Douglas - guitar
Ron Rae - bass
Lennie Hastings - drums
(02 08)
Jimmy Witherspoon - vocal
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Harry South - piano
Phil Bates - bass
Phil Seamen - drums
(03)
Earl Hines - piano
Lennie Hastings - drums
(04)
Bud Freeman - tenor
Dick Katz - piano
Spike Heatley - bass
Tony Crombie - drums
(05)
Wild Bill Davison - cornet
Fred Hunt - piano
Jim Douglas - guitar
Ron Rae - bass
Lennie Hastings - drums
(07)
Earl Hines - piano
Jim Douglas - guitar
Ron Mathewson - bass
Lennie Hastings - drums
(09)
Sir Charles Thompson - piano
Bill Pemberton - bass
Oliver Jackson - drums
01 Bud Meets Eddie (2:50)
02 Things Are Getting Tougher Than Tough (2:25)
03 Time On My Hands (Adamson, Gordon, Youmans) (5:40)
04 Laura (Raksin, Mercer) (4:00)
05 I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me (Gaskill, McHugh) (4:55)
06 Diane (Rapee, Pollack) (3:41)
07 Can't We Talk It Over (Young) (4:20)
08 I'll Be So Glad (Sigler) (3:40)
09 Church House Blues (Parth, Carr) (3:45)
10 La Rosita (Stuart, Dupont) (3:45)
Label: Fontana SFJL 916
Recorded: May 23 (02 07 08) 31 (03) June 09 (04) December 13 (05) 1966 March 12 (09) April 16 (01 06 10) 1967
(01 06 10)
Bud Freeman - tenor (01 10)
Eddie Miller - tenor (01 06)
Fred Hunt - piano
Jim Douglas - guitar
Ron Rae - bass
Lennie Hastings - drums
(02 08)
Jimmy Witherspoon - vocal
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Harry South - piano
Phil Bates - bass
Phil Seamen - drums
(03)
Earl Hines - piano
Lennie Hastings - drums
(04)
Bud Freeman - tenor
Dick Katz - piano
Spike Heatley - bass
Tony Crombie - drums
(05)
Wild Bill Davison - cornet
Fred Hunt - piano
Jim Douglas - guitar
Ron Rae - bass
Lennie Hastings - drums
(07)
Earl Hines - piano
Jim Douglas - guitar
Ron Mathewson - bass
Lennie Hastings - drums
(09)
Sir Charles Thompson - piano
Bill Pemberton - bass
Oliver Jackson - drums
01 Bud Meets Eddie (2:50)
02 Things Are Getting Tougher Than Tough (2:25)
03 Time On My Hands (Adamson, Gordon, Youmans) (5:40)
04 Laura (Raksin, Mercer) (4:00)
05 I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me (Gaskill, McHugh) (4:55)
06 Diane (Rapee, Pollack) (3:41)
07 Can't We Talk It Over (Young) (4:20)
08 I'll Be So Glad (Sigler) (3:40)
09 Church House Blues (Parth, Carr) (3:45)
10 La Rosita (Stuart, Dupont) (3:45)
Label: Fontana SFJL 916
Recorded: May 23 (02 07 08) 31 (03) June 09 (04) December 13 (05) 1966 March 12 (09) April 16 (01 06 10) 1967
Sunday, November 03, 2013
0324 Dick Morrissey [Love Dance] FLAC 7(1.16.12)
Contributed by azule serape, who writes:-
This recording was made as part of a Save The Children Event in 1989 and issued in the UK on cassette only - presumably just for local consumption (the recording was made in a pub). It was issued later on cd on the obscure Japanese Norma label from which this was taken. One track which was on the cassette (Too Close For Comfort) is not on this cd - presumably too long to fit.
The oddly titled 'Sisyfan' is, in fact, Cedar Walton's 'Holyland' and I wonder whether this came about because of some mis-heard announcement. Somebody certainly says the word after the tune is finished. Sounds Welsh - any thoughts?
Dick was 'lost' to jazz for a number of years in the 1970s and 1980s although he had a very successful jazz-rock partnership with Jim Mullen during that period but he broke free now and again and this is one such outing. He is on fine form.
It is ripped in FLAC from the cd but my audio checker says it is of MP3 origin. Only the front and back of the booklet is provided as the insert is in Japanese.
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Derek Nash - tenor (06)
John Burch - piano
Tony Archer - bass
Jim Hall - drums
01 Falling In Love With Love (Rodgers, Hart) (12:40)
02 I Hear A Rhapsody (Baker, Fragos, Gasparre) (10:19)
03 Swingin' On Rhythm Changes (11:00)
04 Sisyfan or Holy Land (Walton) (10:44)
05 Love Dance (Lins) (8:41)
06 Tenor Madness (Rollins) (11:12)
07 The Night Has A Thousand Eyes (Brainin, Bernier) (11:35)
Label: Norma NOCD5633
Recorded: November 17 1989
Lineage: CD>FLAC
This recording was made as part of a Save The Children Event in 1989 and issued in the UK on cassette only - presumably just for local consumption (the recording was made in a pub). It was issued later on cd on the obscure Japanese Norma label from which this was taken. One track which was on the cassette (Too Close For Comfort) is not on this cd - presumably too long to fit.
The oddly titled 'Sisyfan' is, in fact, Cedar Walton's 'Holyland' and I wonder whether this came about because of some mis-heard announcement. Somebody certainly says the word after the tune is finished. Sounds Welsh - any thoughts?
Dick was 'lost' to jazz for a number of years in the 1970s and 1980s although he had a very successful jazz-rock partnership with Jim Mullen during that period but he broke free now and again and this is one such outing. He is on fine form.
It is ripped in FLAC from the cd but my audio checker says it is of MP3 origin. Only the front and back of the booklet is provided as the insert is in Japanese.
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Derek Nash - tenor (06)
John Burch - piano
Tony Archer - bass
Jim Hall - drums
01 Falling In Love With Love (Rodgers, Hart) (12:40)
02 I Hear A Rhapsody (Baker, Fragos, Gasparre) (10:19)
03 Swingin' On Rhythm Changes (11:00)
04 Sisyfan or Holy Land (Walton) (10:44)
05 Love Dance (Lins) (8:41)
06 Tenor Madness (Rollins) (11:12)
07 The Night Has A Thousand Eyes (Brainin, Bernier) (11:35)
Label: Norma NOCD5633
Recorded: November 17 1989
Lineage: CD>FLAC
Sunday, January 15, 2012
0217 Dick Morrissey [It’s Morrissey, Man!] FLAC 12(42.27)

Contributed by grumpy
Dick Morrissey - tenor
Stan Jones - piano
Malcolm Cecil - bass
Colin Jones - drums
01 St Thomas
02 Cherry Blue
03 Bench In The Park
04 Sancticity
05 Mildew
06 Puffing Billy
07 Gurney Was Here
08 Happy Feet
09 Where Is Love
10 Dancing In The Dark
11 Willow Weep For Me
12 Jellyroll
Label: Fontana TFL5194
Recorded: April 27 1961
Lineage: LP>FLAC
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