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My Tiny Band Is Chosen - The Parlophone Years 1952-57
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Format:
Compact Disc (Audio)
No of Discs:
1
Availability:
Available
Release Date:
01-12-2017
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Packaging:
Jewel Case
Catalog Number:
LACD358
Description
Legendary British trumpeter Humphrey Lyttelton powered out of the 1940s as Britain's leading traditional Jazz band.
Lyttelton had secured a recording contract with the major Parlophone label. At that stage his only serious rival was Freddy Randall who also joined the Parlophone ranks in 1951. Lyttelton's band was stylistically evolving, but Randall chose to base his band in the Chicago style of Eddie Condon, Wild Bill Davison and their cohorts. It was driving, foot-stomping stuff led by Randall's fiery trumpet playing. For seven years the band recorded some excellent tracks for Parlophone and they are restored and presented here. Noted Jazz critic, Digby Fairweather wrote "[Randall's] records of the 1950s period .are great Jazz in any language".
Tracks
- Name
- I Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None Of My Jelly Roll
- Dark Night Blues
- Clarinet Marmalade
- Original Dixieland One-step
- If I Could Be With You
- Tishomingo Blues
- Walking The Dog
- Smokey Mokes
- The Sheik Of Araby
- At The Jazz Band Ball
- Sunday
- My Tiny Band Is Chosen
- Hindustan
- Memphis Blues
- November Blues
- Ja Da
- Sugar
- That Da Da Strain
- Ain't Misbehavin'
- Esox
- Jealousy
- Avalon
- Mood Indigo
- New Orleans Masquerade
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