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Jazz from Duos to Big Bands

George Shearing recorded four sides in November before he went to America. His American recordings established that Shearing sound which became very much his trade mark

We hear another track from a new Derek Nash album and the same from a new Bryan Corbett CD. There's also a wide range of jazz from trumpeter band leader Freddy Randall right through to trombonists Mark Nightingale and Alistair White. We hear a track from Don Rendell who died at the end of October and there's the duo of Tommy Smith and Brian Kellock.

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Sun 8 Nov 2015 20:00
大象传媒 Hereford & Worcester, 大象传媒 Radio Shropshire & 大象传媒 Radio Stoke

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Music Played

  • Freddy Randall

    Dr Jazz

  • George Shearing

    The Man From Mintons

  • Classic Jazz

    Collegium Rockin' In Rhythm

  • Bryan Corbett

    One 'O' Six

  • Glenn Miller

    I Want To Be Happy

  • Don Rendell

    You Loomed Out Of Loch Ness

  • Swedish Jazz Kings

    Shake It And Break It

  • Derek Nash

    I'm Getting Tempramental Over You

  • Brian White

    I'm Gonna Gitcha

  • Andr茅 Previn

    Topsy

  • Allan Harris

    Haven't We Met

  • Steve King

    Cascavello

  • Dizzy Reece

    Out Of Nowhere

  • Tommy Smith/Brian Kellock

    You Must Believe In Spring

  • George Shearing

    Bop Look And Listen

  • George Lewis

    Walking With The King

  • Freddie Redd

    Blues For You

  • Brownfield Byrne Quintet

    Way Down Yonder In New Orleans

  • Duke Ellington

    Sultry Serenade

  • Ken Matthieson

    Ganjam

Broadcast

  • Sun 8 Nov 2015 20:00
    大象传媒 Hereford & Worcester, 大象传媒 Radio Shropshire & 大象传媒 Radio Stoke