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| 1. | You Tell Me Your Dream
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| 2. | Pretty Baby
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| 3. | Sleep My Little Prince
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| 4. | Down In Honky Tonk Town
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| 5. | Goin' Home
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| 6. | Martha
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| 7. | The Sheik Of Araby
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| 8. | Careless Love
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| 9. | Wise Guy
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| 10. | Pallet On The Floor
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| 11. | Gotta Travel On
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| 12. | Burgundy Street Blues
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| 13. | Joe Avery's Blues
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Jazz / Dixieland, Traditional Jazz
Recorded: 29 July 1991, 'Place The Bull's Head' Barns, London, UK
Monty Sunshine - clarinet
Alan Gresty - trumpet
John Beecham - trombone
Barry Dew - banjo, guitar
Tony Bagot - vocals, bass, drums
Geof Downs - vocals on 'The Sheib Of Araby'
Recording Engineer David Bennett
Produced by Monty Sunshine
Executive Producer WimWigt
Art Direction/Design Photography Joost Leijen David Bennett
Monty Sunshine's Jazz Band
Monty Sunshine (clarinet)
A key figure in the evolution of British traditional jazz. Was with the Crane River, Ken Colyer and Chris Barber Bands before forming his own band in 1960.
Alan Gresty (trumpet)
Born Manchester now lives in Enfield. Middlesex. Played with the New Era Jazz Band. Is a sea fishing fanatic and avid record collector. Has been with the band eighteen years.
John Beecham (trombone)
Lives in Chelsea, London. Spent a number of years with the Ken Colyer Band before joining Monty seven years ago. His main interest other than playing his trombone is reading and John is affectionately known as the 'intellectual' in the band.
Barry Dew (banjo, guitar, vocals)
Born Islington. London. 'The Artisan' in the band -an expert repairer of banjoes and other musical instruments. Been with the band eleven years.
Tony Bagot (bass)
The 'Elder Statesman' of the band - an accomplished mechanic as well as a great 'funster' who beeps the band amused during the long days on the road. Has been with the band too many years to recall.
Geof Downs (drums, vocals)
The longest serving member in the band - twenty two years to be exact. Lives at Bexleyheath in the midst of the airfields of Kent from where he pursues his interest in flying aeroplanes.
Monty Sunshine
Active Decades: '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s and '00s
Born: Apr 08, 1928 in London, England
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Dixieland, Trad Jazz, Jazz Instrument, Trumpet Jazz
Jazz clarinetist/singer Monty Sunshine was born in England in 1928, and although he would go on to become a solo recording artist, first got his start as part of such bands as the Crane River Jazz Band and the Chris Barber Band. Come 1960, Sunshine decided to strike out on his own, forming Monty Sunshine's Jazz Band, which included trumpeter Rod Mason, ex-Barber banjoist/guitarist Dickie Bishop, vocalist Beryl Bryden, pianist Johnny Parker, trombonist Geoff Sowden, bassist Gerry Salisbury (who also doubled on trumpet), and drummer Nick Nicholls. The early '60s saw Monty Sunshine's Jazz Band tour regularly to support such albums as Black Moonlight and Sunshine, as the group kept going (with a few lineup adjustments along the way) right up to the 21st century. In 1994, Sunshine rejoined the Chris Barber Band for the Barber Jubilee Tour, before returning back to his own band. Further solo releases soon followed, including 1998's Live at the BP Studienhaus, plus a pair of albums in 2000, Gotta Travel On and South.
---Greg Prato, All Music Guide |
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