0617 George Chisholm [More Music For Romantics] FLAC 12(36.08)

Contributed by bluebird, who writes:_
Some fine George Chisholm at his smoothest and in a small group setting.
Do you think that's his daughter on the cover? George is keeping a careful watch on her and seems to be disapproving of the young man's intentions.  I wonder where his other hand is?'

George Chisholm - trombone
Max Harris - piano, organ or
Ralph Dollimore - piano, organ
Ike Isaacs - guitar
Frank Clarke - bass
Kenny Clare - drums or
Ronnie Verrell - drums

01 I Wish I Didn't Love You So
02 Say It Isn't So
03 What's New
04 How Insensitive
05 There Will Never Be Another You
06 Laura
07 The Shadow Of Your Smile
08 Stella By Starlight
09 It's Getting Late
10 Here's That Rainy Day
11 Caravan
12 Blues For Twos

Label: Philips LPS16002 Fontana
Recorded: 1968
Lineage: LP>FLAC
Scans: Front rear LP cover

0546 Various Artists [The BBC Presents British Jazz Vol 1 (1924-1941)] FLAC 14(41.14)

Contributed by Dave_Bruce

Vol 2 tomorrow

(01)
The Savoy Orpheans:
Debroy Somers - director
Vernon Ferry - trumpet
Walter Lyme - trumpet
George Chaffin - trombone
Fred Underhaye - brass bass
Ray Starita - alto, clarinet
Herb Finney - alto, clarinet
Al Starita - tenor, clarinet
Carroll Gibbons - piano
Billy Thorburn - piano
Pete Mandell - banjo
Alec Cripps - drums
Sidney Kyte - violin
(02)
Fred Elizalde and his Varsity Band:
Fred Elizalde - leader, piano
G Hildyard - trumpet
R Battle - trumpet
R Williams - brass bass
Manuel Lizz Elizalde - alto, clarinet
J Donaldson - alto, clarinet
Maurice Allom - tenor
H Wyllie - baritone
George Monkhouse - guitar, banjo
J Saunders - drums
(03)
The Rhythmic Eight:
Bert Firman - director
Frank Guarante - trumpet
Max Goldberg - trumpet
Perley Breed - alto, baritone, clarinet
Bill Barton - tenor
John Firman - piano
Joe Brannelly - guitar, banjo
Billy Bell - brass bass
Max Bacon - crs
(04)
Fred Spinelli and his Lido Venice Band:
Fred Spinelli - leader, drums
Stan Goslin - trumpet
Tom Marshall - trombone
George Shannon - tuba
Charlie Spinelli - alto 
Fred Aspinall - piano
Jack Stevens - banjo
George Hurley - violin
(05)
Fred Elizalde and his Hot Music:
Fred Elizalde - leader, piano
Chelsea Quealey - trumpet
Adrian Rollini - bass saxophone
Bobby Davis - clarinet 
Len Fillis - guitar
Ronnie Gubertini - drums
(06)
The Rhythm Maniacs: (probable personnel)
Sylvester Ahola - trumpet
Norman Payne - trumpet
Unknown - trombone
Unknown - brass bass
Adrian Rollini - bass saxophone
Danny Polo - clarinet
Unknown - clarinet
Claude Ivy - piano
Unknown - drums
(07)
Spike Hughes and his Orchestra:
Spike Hughes - leader, bass
Norman Payne - trumpet
Jock Fleming - trombone
Harry Hines - alto, clarinet
Philip Buchel - alto
Buddy Featherstonhaugh - tenor
Eddie Carroll - piano
Alan Ferguson - guitar 
Bill Harty - drums
Stan Andrews - violin
Ben Frankel - violin
George Hurley - violin
(08)
Madame Tussaud's Dance Orchestra:
Stanley Barnett - leader, tenor
Billy Farrell - trumpet
Abe Walters - trombone
Harry Constable - alto, clarinet
Laurie Bookin - alto
Jack Dent - piano
Albert Harris - guitar
Al Foreman - bass
Claude Dawson - drums
(09)
Ray Noble and his orchestra:
Ray Noble - leader
Max Goldberg - trumpet
Nat Gonella - trumpet
Bill Shakespeare - trumpet
Lew Davis - trombone
Laurie Payne - reeds
E 0 Poggy Pogson - reeds
Freddy Gardner - reeds
Harry Berly (?) - tenor
Harry Jacobson - piano or
Eddie Carroll - piano or
Cecil Norman - piano
Al Bowlly - guitar
Tiny Winters - bass
Bill Harty - drums
Eric Siday - violin (probable)
Jean Pougnet - violin (probable)
Reg Pursglove - violin (probable)
(10)
Nat Gonella and his Georgians:
Nat Gonella - leader, trumpet, vocals
Bruts Gonella - trumpet
Johnny Morrison - trumpet
Albert Torrance - reeds
Ernest Ritte - reeds
Pat Smuts - reeds
Don Barrigo - reeds
Harold Hood - piano
Jimmy Mesene - guitar
Tiny Winters - bass
Bob Dryden - drums
(11)
Freddy Gardner - leader, alto, baritone, clarinet
Arthur Young -piano
Albert Harris - guitar
Dick Ball - bass
Max Bacon - drums
(12)
Benny Carter and his orchestra;
Benny Carter - leader, trumpet, alto, clarinet
Max Goldberg - trumpet
Tommy McQuater - trumpet
Duncan Whyte - trumpet
Ted Heath - trombone
Bill Mulraney - trombone
E 0 Poggy Pogson - alto
Andy McDevitt - alto, clarinet
Buddy Featherstonhaugh - tenor
Pat Dodd - piano
George Elliott - guitar
Al Burke - bass
Ronnie Gubertini - drums
(13)
George Chisholm's Jive Five:
George Chisholm - leader, trombone
Tommy McQuater - trumpet
Benny Winestone - clarinet
Eddie Macaulay - piano
Alan Ferguson - guitar
Tiny Winters - bass
Dudley Barber - drums
(14)
Harry Parry's Radio Rhythm Club Sextet:
Harry Parry - clarinet
Roy Marsh - vibes
George Shearing - piano
Frank Deniz - guitar
Stan Molyneux - bass
Ben Edwards - drums

01 The Savoy Orpheans - Eccentric (3:10)
02 Fred Elizade and his Vanity Band - Hurricane (3:00)
03 The Rhythmic Eight - Corn Fed (2:42)
04 Fred Spinelli and his Lido Venice Band - Baltimore (2:58)
05 Fred Elizade and his Hot Music - Dixie (3:15)
06 The Rhythm Maniacs - That's a-Plenty (3:00)
07 Spike Hughes and his orchestra - Kalua (3:06)
08 Madame Tussaud's Dance Orchestra - Rocking in Rhythm (2:26)
09 Ray Noble and his orchestra - Tiger Rag (3:10)
10 Nat Gonella and his Georgians - Lazy River (2:58)
11 Freddy Gardner - China Boy (2:55)
12 Benny Carter and his orchestra - These foolish things (3:02)
13 George Chisholm's Jive Five - Penalty £5 (2:51)
14 Harry Parry's Radio Rhythm Club Sextet - Honeysuckle Rose (2:35)

Label: BBC Records
Recorded: May 1924 (01) May (02) October (04) November (03) 1927 January 1928 (05) October 1929 (06) June 27 1930 (07) June 22 (08) October 04 (09) 1933 July 24 (10) December 16 (11) 1935 April 15 1936 (12) November 10 1938 (13) July 19 1941 (14)
Lineage: LP>FLAC (24/48)
Scans: Front rear cover

0470 Leonard Feather [One World Jazz] FLAC 6(45.18)

My own LP, ripped under expert guidance and here presented at 24bit/48kHz which I have not ventured to before. It is large, therefore. A practice exercise for me.

It was on the Ronnie Ross Music blog before but not this rip of course.

Clark Terry - trumpet
Roger Guerin - trumpet
J J Johnson - trombone
George Chisholm - trombone
Ake Persson - trombone
Roy East - alto (01 03 04 06)
Ben Webster - tenor
Bob Garcia - tenor (01)
Ronnie Ross - baritone (03 04 06)
Hank Jones - piano
Martial Solal - piano (03 04)
Kenny Burrell - guitar
George Duvivier - bass
Jo Jones - drums
Stephane Grappelli - violin ( 02 04 05)

01 Cotton Tail (Ellington, Hendricks) (6:05)
02 Misty (Garner) (6:10)
03 Big Ben's Blues (Model) (9:58)
04 International Blues (Feather) (6:15)
05 Nuages (Larue, Reinhardt, Williams) (5:04)
06 In A Mellow Tone (Ellington, Gabler) (11:58)

Labels: Columbia WL162 WS314 Philips BBL7361 BO7568L
Recorded: May 19 June 22 30 July 03 1959 New York London Stockholm Paris
Lineage: LP>FLAC
Scans: Front and back LP covers

0376 George Chisholm [The George Chisholm All Stars] FLAC 12(45.21)

Kenny Baker - trumpet
George Chisholm - trombone
Tony Coe - alto, baritone, clarinet
Tommy Whittle - tenor, flute
Alan Branscombe - vibes, piano
Lennie Bush - bass
Bobby Orr - drums

01 In A Mellow Tone (Ellington) (5:10)
02 Here's That Rainy Day (Van Heusen) (4:03)
03 Walk Right Up Folks (Chisholm) (2:56)
04 The Boy Next Door (Martin, Blane) (2:55)
05 Let's Try One (Baker) (3:43)
06 Things Ain't What They Used To Be (M. Ellington) (3:24)
07 Ja Da (Carolton) (3:08)
08 Mood Indigo (Mills, Ellington, Barney) (4:36)
09 Fizz Dog Blues (Chisholm) (2:36)
10 Star Dust (Carmichael) (6:27)
11 Lil' Darling (Hefti) (3:06)
12 Squatty Roo (Hodges) (3:18)

Rediffusion Gold Star Stereo 1500001
May 16 21 1973
Contributed by rebf942

0353 George Chisholm [& The Magnificent 7] FLAC 11(36.02)

Contributed by jazzandylan

(01-05 07-10)
Eddie Blair - trumpet
George Chisholm - trombone
Roy Willox - alto, flute
Keith Bird - tenor, clarinet, bass clarinet
Tony Coe - tenor, baritone
Max Harris - piano
Lennie Bush - bass
Bobby Orr - drums
(06 11)
Stan Roderick - trumpet
George Chisholm - trombone
Roy Willox - alto
Al Newman - tenor, flute
Frank Clark - bass
Kenny Clare - drums

01 It's The Talk Of The Town (Levinson, Symes, Neiburg) (4:26)
02 Point Left Right (Chisholm) (4:25)
03 It's The Bluest Kind Of Blues (Reinhardt, Larnes, Williams) (3:13)
04 Avroma (Harris) (3:20)
05 Dear Old Southland (Layton) (2:18)
06 A Ghost Of A Chance With You (Young, Crosby, Washington) (3:55)
07 Seven Up (Harris) (2:36)
08 Three Four Aft (Harris) (2:30)
09 Tic Tac (Harris) (3:00)
10 The Midnight Sun Will Never Set (Jones, Salvador) (3:16)
11 You Turned The Tables On Me (Alter, Mitchell) (3:02)

Label: Columbia SX 6195 (mono) Lansdowne Series
Recorded: late 1967
Lineage: LP>FLAC Frontend

0056 George Chisholm [Chis] FLAC 12(40.35)

Contributed by Azule Serape, who writes:-
Trombonist George Chisholm first recorded back in 1937 and then with Benny Carter in the Netherlands (1937) and Fats Waller in London (1938). During the 2nd World War he played with many of the dance bands of the day including Ambrose, Victor Silvester and, for many years, the Squadronaires.
These recordings in 1956 were his first after the War and are performed by four separate groups. Musicians include Bertie King, Alan Clare, Bob Burns, Harry Klein, Bill Le Sage, Joe Harriott and the great Phil Seamen who appears on all tracks. 
A nicely presented programme of fine swinging music with four Chisholm originals and a far cry from how some of us might remember George in his later years in his variety shows.
Ripped in FLAC from re-issue cd with cover scans and original lp cover scan.

George Chisholm - trombone
Ken Goldie - trombone
Bertie King - alto
Joe Harriott - alto
Bob Burns - alto, tenor, bass clarinet
Derek Collins - tenor
Harry Klein - baritone
Bill Le Sage - vibes
Alan Clare - piano
Max Harris - piano
Ike Isaacs - guitar
Jack Llewellyn - guitar
Joe Muddel - bass
Phil Seamen - drums

01 Making Whoopee
02 I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues
03 Needle-Noodle-Noo
04 Sonny Boy
05 Lazy River
06 Just You Just Me
07 'Deed I Do
08 Georgetta
09 When Your Lover Has Gone
10 Weekend Male
11 Blues for Twos
12 I May Be Wrong

Label: Decca LP LK 4147
Recorded: March-May 1956
Lineage: CD>FLAC