Tommy Whittle Remembers
A selection of the best in jazz music.
In 1959 a 33 year old tenor star recorded an LP of small group jazz. Tommy had seen service in the big bands of the day and he was also working in the 大象传媒 Show Band. That meant a great deal of exposure. The LP that he made in the late fifties has been re-issued and you can hear Tommy talking about his time in the music business which is still happening for him! We hear from a young Duke Ellington band full of musicians who stayed with Duke for years and there鈥檚 a Strayhorn composition which is aired again by an octet led by Alan Barnes. Charles Mingus forsakes his double bass for one session and plays solo piano while we unearth some early sides from the Prestige label which give a foretaste of some of the talent in New York around 1950. The Bateman Brothers pay tribute to Louis Armstrong with a version of Muskrat Ramble while we remember Eric Delaney, the showman drummer who died recently.
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Alan Barnes
Snibor
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Ken Coyler
Maryland My Maryland
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Wardell Gray
Easy Living
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Benny Moten
Midnight Mama
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Duke Ellington
Daybreak Express
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Teddy Wilson
Warmin' Up
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Andy Panayi
Festive Minor
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Charles Mingus
Orange Was The Color Of Her Dress; Then Silk Blues
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Sonny Stitt
Fine And Dandy
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Pete Allen
Panama Rag
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Don Wilkerson
Happy Johnny
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The Bateman Brothers
Muskrat Ramble
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Eric Delaney
Soon
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The Modern Jazz Quartet
Delauney's Dilemma
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Fret & Fiddle
Minor Swing
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Jim Mullen
Crepescule
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Tommy Whittle
Lady Bee
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Tommy Whittle
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- Wed 27 Jul 2011 19:00大象传媒 Hereford & Worcester, 大象传媒 Radio Shropshire & 大象传媒 Radio Stoke