British Traditional Jazz At A Tangent Vol. 5
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Description
Following the success of our triple album BRITISH TRADITIONAL JAZZ: A POTTED HISTORY 1936-63 (LACD300) we have released a number of CDs related to it.
These additional volumes have looked at specific aspects of the Jazz scene and this one looks at bands who secured major record deals, but never quite managed the big breakthrough.
Mike Cotton's band - dubbed the youngest professional Trad band - although very talented and very good came along a little too late, just as Trad was falling out of favour.
Similarly with Alan Elsdon who had served his time as a sidesman with Cy Laurie and Terry Lightfoot.
Mike Cotton would move into Rock music, but Elsdon kept a band going into the 2000s.
The Avon Cities band was essentially a semi-pro provincial band, but which secured a national following.
Coming from the South coast Gerry Brown's band was the same.
Forrie Cairns' and Jim McHarg's bands grew out of a split in Scotland's major band, The Clyde Valley Stompers.
Beryl Bryden was a featured singer in a number of bands, but made very few records under her own name.
Tracklisting
1. Sensation Rag
2. Savoy Blues
3. Sittin' In The Sun
4. Senora
5. Colonel's Tune
6. Ain't Misbehavin'
7. Sidewalk Blues
8. African Twist
9. The Day The Earth Caught Fire
10. Willie The Weeper
11. We're A Couple Of Swells
12. Casey Jones
13. Kansas City Blues
14. Gimme A Pigfoot & A Bottle Of Beer
15. Eccentric
16. I'm Coming Virginia
17. That Da Da Strain
18. Since My Best Gal Turned Me Down
19. Hawaiian War Chant
20. For Me & My Girl
21. Jump For Joy
22. King Porter Stomp
23. Home Cookin'
24. Little Sir Echo
25. Look For A Sky Of Blue
26. Once In A Blue Moon
27. Forgotten Dreams
Various Artists
Various Artists
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Various Artists
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Chris Barber
Chris Barber's Jazz Band
Chris Barber's Jazz Band
Various Artists
Various Artists
Fred Hunt Duo
Chris Barber's Jazz Band
Ken Colyer's Jazzmen