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That's a Plenty
Kenny Ball & His Jazz Men, Kenny Ball
első megjelenés éve: 1999
62 perc
(1999)

CD
4.663 Ft 

 

IMPORT!
Kosaramba teszem
1.  That's A Plenty
2.  Sunday
3.  Savoy Blues
4.  Autumn Leaves
5.  Blueberry Hill
6.  At A Georgia Camp Meeting
7.  Lazy River
8.  Way Down Yonder In New Orleans
9.  You're Nicked?
10.  West End Blues
11.  Get Out Of Here
12.  Ain't Misbehavin'
13.  My Blue Heaven
14.  Tishmingo Blues
15.  Beautiful Dreamer
16.  Riverboat Shuffle
Jazz / Traditional Jazz

Recorded at: Studio 44, Monster Recording Date 25 March and 24 April 1999

Kenny Ball - trumpet & vocals
Andy Cooper - clarinet & vocals
John Benson - bass & vocals
Hugh Ledigo - piano
Nick Millward - drums

Produced by: Kenny Ball and Wim Wigt
Photography: Guy Ackerman
Art Direction/Design: Dolphin Design

Kenny Ball
Probably the greatest test of an artists success is his durability. For more than forty years Kenny Ball has flown the flag for his particular brand of traditional jazz all over the world. It is a tribute to his stamina and musical integrity that Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen are as popular today as they were back in 1960 when they had their first chart hit with Samantha.
From that time on hit after hit came pouring out until the final tally was fourteen top thirty records eclipsing even Kennys idol the great Louis Armstrongs total - an achievement which has never been equalled by any other jazz artist and which included Midnight In Moscow, a top 2 in both the UK and USA.

Their popularity was enhanced further by their four-year spells on the ^Morecambe and Wise Show' and 'Saturday Nighl at the Mill' both ot which were viewed bv millions.

Today mention the name Kenny Ball and everyone knows who he is. He is identified with great jazz but also wonderful entertainment, for Kenny, like Louis Armstrong, believes in making jazz attractive to the general public.
His records continue to sell. At time of press he has 19 CD's currently on sale! His records continue to sell in the hundreds of thousands!
At the Box Office, where it really counts, Kenny is also still a major attraction and festival promoters have now re-discovered his crowd-pulling strength. With over 200 dates a year he continues to appeal to both old and young audiences. Now, his reputation has spread to the Continent where he is in continual demand, playing more than 50 dates throughout Europe each year.

His tours with other jazz giants sell out at even the largest venues.
If any proof was needed here it is - that Kenny Ball And His Jazzmen are, undoubtedly... the most successful British jazz band ever!
Forty-one years and going strong! 1999 sees Kenny Ball And His Jazzmen celebrating forty-one very7 successful years in the music business still playing entertaining jazz and still (as they say) 'pulling them in'!

Yet, as an Australian newspaper was acute to point out the band is playing with the energy and enthusiasm of teenagers. A list of Kennys achievements would look good on a pop band's CV.
Eight years on national TV on the legendary 'Morecambe and Wise' series and on the popluar 'Saturday Night at the Mill', fourteen hit records including a No. 1 in the UK and USA with Midnight In Moscow, unnumerable national tours and radio series, two Royal Command performances and even a special appearance at Buckingham Palace for the wedding ball of Prince Charles and Princess Diana.
So 41 glorious years playing the music he loves leaves Kenny a very contented man especially as his popularity seems destined to continue for as long as he chooses to carry on.
Another 41 years would be a little too much to expect but the mileage is far from running out.

John Benson
Originally from North London and now living in Hertfordshire, John first showed an interest in the clarinet in the mid 1950s. In order to join his brothers skiffle group he acquired a guitar, which led to playing many other styles of music. He switched to double bass in 1965 and soon formed his own jazz trio playing in various venues predominantly in the London area whilst working during the day as a computer programmer for the Daily Telegraph in Fleet Street. Turning his attention to music on a full time basis in 1975, John had brief spells with the Brian Knight Blues by Six Band and the Monty Sunshine Jazzband before joining Kenny in 1977 replacing Vie Pitt who joined Chris Barber. Apart from the double bass and dealing with the 'on the road admin1 for the band, John is interested in astronomy and is very keen on sailing.

Nick Millward
Born in Birmingham Nick was given his first drum kit at the age of 5 and was soon to be inspired by the likes of Gene Krupa, Ed Thigpen, Dennis Chambers and in particular the drummer he has styled himself on, Buddy Rich. Before joining Kenny in 1999, he toured the world with many other bands, starting with an American rock cover band. Nick turned professional when he became a member of the Pete Alien Jazzband, with whom he played for 5 years. He was later with Terry Lightfoot, then the First Class Sounds band featuring Digby Fairweather. In addition to all this, he also runs his own trio or quartet which allows him to display his vocal talents.

John Bennett trombone
John, a founder member of the band, was born in East London 'within the sound of Bow Bells'. He started out in jazz at an early age as a self-taught boogie woogie pianist, and regularly picked the lock of the school piano with his nail file in order to give lunch-hour recitals to his fellow pupils. This was severely frowned upon by the educational authorities of the day, though it did earn John a lasting place in his schools underground hall of fame. Later on he took up trombone, and while stationed in London on National Service with the army, John spent his off-duty evenings sitting in with bands at various jazz clubs in the Soho area. He went professional with the Terry Lightfoot band in 1956, and there met Kenny Ball who was also to join that band eighteen months later.

Andy Cooper
Born, Elgin Scotland 1942. Started playing clarinet at school in Oxford. After leaving Art College at Cambridge, he turned professional in 1963, playing with the London City Stompers, Charlie Galbraith All Stars and the Alan Eisdon Band with whom he toured with his idol Edmund Hall.
He joined Kenny Ball in 1967 and in 1968 recorded I Wanna Be Like You! from Walt Disney's Jungle Book which has now become his trade mark! He recorded a successful Jazz-House CD with his son Paul in 1995 which he really enjoyed doing. When touring commitments with Kennys permit, Andy tours with his Europe Top 8 Band. His hobby is living for fun and fun for living!
P.S. Andy says: "I enjoy being an idiot!"

Hugh Ledigo
Born at the beginning of the Sw^ing era, Hughs original love was classical music, but his brothers success as a jazz-band-leader lured him across the tracks at a tender age. His musical tastes still embrace Bach and Debussy, Bix and Duke. After years of jazz and nightclubs, Hugh became MD for London's prestigious Showboat Theatre-Restaurant before joining the famous Pasadena Roof Orchestra. After belatedly completing his formal training with the concert pianist EileenJohn, Hugh joined the ranks of Kenny Ball's Jazzmen in November 1987. He is equally at home playing Dixieland through to Be-Bop and beyond, and classical music - but only behind locked doors!



Kenny Ball

Active Decades: '50s, '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s and '00s
Born: May 22, 1930 in Ilford, Essex, England
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Dixieland, Trad Jazz, Jazz Instrument, Trumpet Jazz

Kenny Ball will always be associated with his huge 1961 hit "Midnight in Moscow," cut in the days when it was possible for a Dixieland song to make it onto the charts. He started playing trumpet at age 15 and gained experience playing in the bands of Charlie Galbraith, Eric Delaney, and Sid Phillips. In 1958, he formed his own group and quickly became a leader in Britain's trad jazz movement. "I Love You Samantha" was his first hit, and after "Midnight in Moscow" and "So Do I," Ball was set. He has remained active into the mid-'90s (touring the Soviet Union in 1985) and remained a household name in England.
---Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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