Humphrey Lyttelton -Other Parlophones 1951-1954 -SACKVILLE CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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1.1 Take a Note from the South - Graeme Bell ; His Austrailian Jazz Band, Humphrey Lyttelton

1.2 Open House - Graeme Bell ; His Austrailian Jazz Band, Humphrey Lyttelton

1.3 Hook, Line and Sinker - Graeme Bell ; His Austrailian Jazz Band, Humphrey Lyttelton

1.4 Backroom Joys - Graeme Bell ; His Austrailian Jazz Band, Humphrey Lyttelton

1.5 Apples Be Ripe - Graeme Bell ; His Austrailian Jazz Band, Humphrey Lyttelton

1.6 Midnight Creep - Graeme Bell ; His Austrailian Jazz Band, Humphrey Lyttelton

1.7 Small Hour Fantasy - Graeme Bell ; His Austrailian Jazz Band, Humphrey Lyttelton

1.8 Sweet Muscatel - Graeme Bell ; His Austrailian Jazz Band, Humphrey Lyttelton

1.9 Get It - Graeme Bell ; His Austrailian Jazz Band, Humphrey Lyttelton

1.10 Stay with It - Graeme Bell ; His Austrailian Jazz Band, Humphrey Lyttelton

1.11 Ugly Duckling - Graeme Bell ; His Austrailian Jazz Band, Humphrey Lyttelton

1.12 Friendless Blues - the Grant-Lyttelton Paseo Jazz Band

1.13 Fat Tuesday - the Grant-Lyttelton Paseo Jazz Band

1.14 Original Jelly Roll Blues - the Grant-Lyttelton Paseo Jazz Band

1.15 King Porter Stomp - the Grant-Lyttelton Paseo Jazz Band

1.16 London Blues - the Grant-Lyttelton Paseo Jazz Band

1.17 Mike's Tangana - the Grant-Lyttelton Paseo Jazz Band

1.18 Ain't Misbehavin' - Marie Bryant, Mike McKenzie Quartet

1.19 Beale Street Blues - Marie Bryant, Mike McKenzie Quartet

1.20 Georgia on My Mind - Marie Bryant, Mike McKenzie Quartet

1.21 Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams - Marie Bryant, Mike McKenzie Quartet

1.22 Muskrat Ramble - Humphrey Lyttelton

1.23 Mamzelle Josephine - Humphrey Lyttelton

1.24 Mainly Traditional - Melody Maker All Stars

1.25 Oh! Dad - Melody Maker All Stars

1.26 Ace in the Hole - Humphrey Lyttelton ; His Band

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Other Parlophones 1951-54 is an album by Humphrey Lyttelton, released in 2012. The album is a jazz CD. -

This CD includes the 1951 sessions with members of Australia's Graeme Bell Band who were on tour in the U.K. at that time. They are notable for the late 1920s feel of the ensembles and the unique solo offerings of alto saxophonist Ade Monsbourgh. Lyttelton tapped into the rich expatriate Caribbean musical community for this early fusion of jazz and Caribbean rhythms (the Habanera touch). Saxophonists Freddie Grant and Bertie King, pianist Mike McKenzie, and guitarist Fitzroy Coleman are all featured alongside Lyttelton's potent trumpet and the warm glow of Wally Fawkes' clarinet. Marie Bryant is featured in four well chosen standards.

All recordings made in London for Parlophone Records between 1951 and 1954.

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SKCD22067

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