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Showing posts with label Wally Fawkes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wally Fawkes. Show all posts

Monday, July 28, 2014

0408 Wally Fawkes [Jazzers Of The World Unite] FLAC 17(1.02.56)

Contributed by bluebird, who writes:-
Not the best recording location - sounds a bit like an aircraft hangar - but pianist Doug Murray appears here on one of the few recordings he made.

One for danair.

John Keen - trumpet (03 07 11 14)
Wally Fawkes - clarinet
Doug Murray - piano
Eddie Taylor - drums

01 It Had To be You (Jones, Kahn) (3:24)
02 Day Dream (Strayhorn, Ellington) (4:20)
03 Spain (Jones, Kahn) (3:17)
04 Don't You Leave Me Here (Traditional) (3:21)
05 Find The Lady (Fawkes) (3:55)
06 I Got It Bad, And That Ain’t Good (Ellington, Webster) (3:38)
07 Jelly Bean Blues (Arrant) (3:56)
08 On The Alamo (Jones, Kahn) (3:52)
09 Where Folly Walks (Fawkes) (3:37)
10 Rent Party Blues (Hodges, Ellington) (5:01)
11 Beale St Blues (Handy) (3:16)
12 Rose Room (Hickman, Williams) (3:19)
13 Trog’s Blues (Fawkes, Webb) (3:39)
14 Tishomingo Blues (Williams) (4:59)
15 Posy (Murray) (2:18)
16 Tumbling Tumbleweeds (Nolan) (2:54)
17 What ls This Thing Called Love (Porter) (3:31)

Label: P.E.K Sound PKCD-225
Recorded: April 05 (02-04 07 09 15) June 02 (01 05 06 08 10-14 16 17) 2003
Lauderdale House, Highgate, London
Lineage: CD>FLAC

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

Wednesday, June 08, 2011

0171 Wally Fawkes [Flook Digs Jazz] FLAC 4(13.30)
















Contributed by delmonico, who writes:-
Canadian born clarinettist Wally Fawkes, who is as well know for his long running cartoons of Flook in the Daily Mail and other publications as his music, is heard here in a session with his 'Troglodytes' from 1959. His pen name is Trog which explains the name of his group. An example of his work is shown on this ep cover.
Wally was a long time member of the Humphrey Lyttelton group and his brilliant satirical political cartoons were appreciated by many of those he portrayed. He never suffered fools gladly as this quote from him displays:
"I've always had a problem of trying to demolish the superior. I remember when Lady Rothermere [wife of the Mail's owner] was introduced to me, the person who drew Flook, and she said: 'Oh how marvellous! How is your furry little curly thing?' Without thinking, I said: 'Fine thanks. How's yours?' I've never been able to stop doing things like that"
Born in 1924, he is still alive, as far as is known, but no longer playing or drawing professionally.
FLAC with ep cover scans and pdf file.

Spike Mackintosh - trumpet
Jeremy French - trombone
Wally Fawkes - clarinet
Colin Bates - piano
Russ Allen - bass
Dave Pearson - drums

01 Lucky Duck (Hefti) (3:54)
02 Flook's Fancy (Fawkes) (3:06)
03 Just a Closer Walk With Thee (Traditional) (2:32)
04 Talk Of The Town (Conn, Kahn) (3:59)

Label: Decca DFE 6600
Recorded: January 1959
Lineage: EP>FLAC