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VINTAGE CRANE RIVER JAZZBAND
includes Ken Colyer, Sonny Morris, Monty Sunshine, Pat Hawes, John R T Davies [MORE]
HUMPHREY LYTTELTON RHYTHMAKERS with Kenny Davern
HUMPHREY LYTTELTON STAN GREIG PAUL SEALEY PAUL BRIDGE ADRIAN MACINTOSH WITH KENNY DAVERN and AL CASEY [MORE]
TURK MURPHY JAZZ BAND - SOUTHERN STOMPS
Turk Murphy was one of the legendary figures of the American Traditional Jazz Revival. He was a member of the pioneering Lu Watters Jazz Band of 1940 and stayed until forming his own band in 1950. His forthright big brassy trombone is instantly recognisable. He favoured a classic repertoire with an emphasis on ragtime. This collection (including a ‘live’ set recorded at the New York’s Carnegie Hall) showcases the band very well indeed. [MORE]
MICK MULLIGAN LIVE WITH GEORGE MELLY
LAST ONE - When it's gone, it's gone!
TR MICK MULLIGAN, TMBN FRANK PARR, CLARINET IAN CHRISTIE, PNO RONNIE DUFF, GTR NEVIL SKRIMSHIRE, BS ALAN DUDDINGTON, DR PETE APPLEBY, VOC GEORGE MELLY [MORE]
JUBILEE STOMP - WEST JESMOND RHYTHM KINGS
Mike Durham, Trumpet - Derek Fleck, Clarinet/saxes - Keith Nichols, piano - Brian Chester, trombone, piano - Keith Stephen, banjo/guitar - Phil Rutherford, tuba - Ron Horton, drums/washboaard [MORE]
PEANUTS HUCKO WITH ALEX WELSH and HIS BAND
The Alex Welsh band’s skill with the Chicago style jazz made the band the first choice for visiting American musicians. One such was Peanuts Hucko. Peanuts had been a member of the big bands of Glenn Miller and Benny Goodman but came to prominence as a member of the Louis Armstrong All Stars. He went on to spend time in the bands of Jack Teagarden, Eddie Condon, Wild Bill Davison and others before embarking on a solo career. He is on peak form here and ... [MORE]
GRAEME BELL - BIG WALKABOUT IN LONDON
VARIOUS:GRAEME BELL, PIANO, ROGER BELL, TR, DON ‘PIXIE’ ROBERTS, CL, ‘LAZY’ ADE MONSBOURGH, VALVE TRBN, CL, JACK VARNEY, BANJ, LOU ‘BARON’ SILBEREISEN, BS TUBA, RUSS MURPHY DRS, DAVE CAREY, DRMS, DERYCK ‘KANGA VARIOUS:GRAEME BELL, PIANO, ROGER BELL, TR, DON ‘PIXIE’ ROBERTS, CL, ‘LAZY’ ADE MONSBOURGH, VALVE TRBN, CL, JACK VARNEY, BANJ, LOU ‘BARON’ SILBEREISEN, BS TUBA, RUSS MURPHY DRS, DAVE CAREY, DRMS, DERYCK ‘KANGA [MORE]
SHADES OF CY - Cy Laurie
CY LAURIE WITH HUGH RAINEY, PETER CORRIGAN, STEVE NICE, ALLAN BRADLEY, COLIN BOWDEN, HELEN GOULD, JOHN SIRETT, NEVILLE SKRIMSHIRE. Recordings from 1984 and 1989. including 3 previously unissued tracks [MORE]
TEDDY WILSON with the DAVE SHEPHERD QUARTET
Live from the Manchester Sports Guild 1968
THE DAVE SHEPHERD QUARTET TEDDY WILSON, PIANO, DAVE SHEPHERD, CL, RONNIE GREAVES, VIBES, PETER CHAPMAN, BS, JOHN RICHARDSON, DRS [MORE]
JUMPIN' FOR JOY - BRUCE TURNER JUMP BAND
Recordings from 1962 and 1963. 27 tracks in total.
BRUCE TURNER, ALTO,S OP SAXES, CL, JOHN CHILTON, TR, PETE STRANGE, TRMBN, COLIN BATES, PNO, JIM BRAY, BS, JOHN ARMITAGE, DRS [MORE]
THE GREAT REVIVAL - TRAD JAZZ 1951-57 VOL 5
KENNY BALL and HIS JAZZMEN, ACKER BILK and HIS PARAMOUNT JAZZBAND,TERRY LIGHTFOOT and HIS JAZZMEN,CHRIS BARBER’S NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BAND,GEORGE MELLY [MORE]
PEE WEE RUSSELL WITH ALEX WELSH HIS BAND
PEE WEE RUSSELL, CLT, ALEX WELSH, TRP, JOHN BARNES, REEDS, FRED HUNT, PNO, ROY CRIMMINS, TRBN, JIM DOUGLAS, GTR/BAN, RON MATHEWSON, BS, LENNIE HASTINGS, DRS RECORDED 2.11.1964 [MORE]
FINE and DANDY - THE JOHN CROCKER QUARTET
John Crocker with Roger munns, Vic Pitt and Pete York. Track 10 has Colin Miller in place of Pete York plus Chris Barber on trombone. Recorded in Warrington in December 1998. [MORE]
THE TEMPERANCE SEVEN - THE PARLOPHONE RECORDINGS, VOL. 2 (1962-65)
Based around the original ‘Temperance Seven Family Album’ - their second LP for Parlophone - this collection shows the band at the height of its popularity with what is widely regarded as the classic line-up. Cephas Howard: trumpet, John RT Davies: trombone saxes, Mac White: reeds, Ray Whittam: reeds, Clifford Bevan: piano, John Gieves-Watson: banjo, Martin Fry: Sousaphone, Brian Innes: percussion, Paul McDowell and Allan Mitchell: vocals. Plus others! [MORE]
FLOOKE DIGS JAZZ - Wally Fawkes and the Troglodytes
WALLY FAWKES and HIS TROGLODYTES featuring SPIKE MACKINTOSH. Recordings from 1957-1959 issued under licence from Decca [MORE]
THE COMPLETE DECCA SESSIONS, 1954-55 - Chris Barber's Jazzband - Double CD
One of LAKE's biggest selling CDs ever! These are the first recordings made by the band following the split with Ken Colyer in 1954. Divided into 12 studio and 17 live numbers `The Complete Decca Sessions' have it all, and when recorded in 1954-55 Chris Barber was at a forceful stage in his trombone playing, and was lined up with faithful Pat Halcox on cornet, fluid Monty Sunshine on clarinet and exuberant Lonnie Donegan on banjo, plus the impeccable ... [MORE]
THE GREAT REVIVAL - TRADITIONAL JAZZ 1949-58. VOL. 4 - VARIOUS ARTISTS
Great jazz from 1949-1958 vintage Esquire recordings featuring CHRIS BARBER'S WASHBOARD WONDERS, CHRIS BARBER and his NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BAND, THE MERSEYSIPPI JAZZBAND, LEW JOWETT's JAZZ SEVEN and THE SECOND CITY JAZZMEN. Full details and track listing inside. [MORE]
THE GREAT REVIVAL - TRADITIONAL JAZZ 1949-58. VOL. 2 - VARIOUS ARTISTS
The second volume in this series features tracks from ACKER BILK, CRANE RIVER JAZZ BAND, BRIAN WOOLEY’S JAZZMEN and MICK GILL’S JAZZ BAND. Full details and track listing inside. [MORE]
THE GREAT REVIVAL - TRADITIONAL JAZZ 1949-58. VOL. 1
First of a four CD series featuring CY LAURIE, CHRISTIE BROTHERS STOMPERS, KEN COLYER, BOB MICKLEBURGH’S BOBCATS, TONY SHORT TRIO, DAVE CAREY, BERYL BRYDEN [MORE]
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GEORGE WEBB’S DIXIELANDERS 1945-1947 GREAT BRITISH TRADITIONAL JAZZ BANDS, VOL. 15
GREAT BRITISH TRADITIONAL JAZZ BANDS, VOL. 15
The legendary band which started the Traditional Jazz Revival in the UK. Commercial recordings and broadcast material make up this important album. As well as George Webb it introduced Humphrey Lyttelton, Wally Fawkes and Eddie Harvey to the jazz world. [MORE]
THE BLACK EAGLES AT NAWORTH CASTLE
The Black Eagles has always been one of the most highly regarded - and one of the best - traditional style Jazz bands in the USA. On one of their rare trips to the UK they were recorded in concert at North Castle, seat of the Dacre family close to the Scottish Border. Tony Pringle: cornet, Billy Novick: clarinet alto, Stan Vincent: trombone, Bob Pilsbury: piano, Peter Bullis: banjo, Eli Newberger: tuba, ‘Pam’ Pameijer: drums [MORE]
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WANDERING - Ken Colyer's Skiffle Group
Only one copy remaining! When it's gone, it's gone!
This CD is from 1965 and features other members of his then Jazzmen, with clarinettist Sammy Rimmington showing himself to be a surprisingly good mandolin player. If, like me, you like juke music, you'll enjoy this CD. If you don't know what juke, or skiffle is, then buy the CD and find out. I am sure you will not regret it. [MORE]
THAT'S THE BLUES, DAD - Bruce Turner
THE CONTROVERSIAL BRUCE TURNER with Kenny Baker, Keith Christie, Jimmy Skidmore, Harry Klein, Dill Jones, Ike Issacs, Frank Clarke and Benny Goodman - recorded 1th February 1955. Also tracks with the Bruce Turner Quartet and Fawkes-Turner Sextet also from 1955. [MORE]
THE DUTCH SWING COLLEGE BAND 1955
Most of the CD is the famous 'At Home' concert from 1955 plus some extra tracks featuring the Blues singer, Neva Raphaelo. [MORE]
A CELEBRATION OF LAKE RECORDS’ FIRST 100 ALBUMS - WAY UP YONDER
Ken Colyer's Jazzmen The LAKE Records Jazzband Chris Barber's Jazz Blues Band Chris Blount Trio w Colin Bowden Phil Mason's New Orleans All-Stars Goff Dubber The Neville Dickie Trio Colin Kingwell's Jazz Bandits and more [MORE]
