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| 1. | Old Pull 'n' Push
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| 2. | Wimoweh
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| 3. | Long Gone From Bowling Green
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| 4. | Big Noise From Winnetka
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| 5. | Panama
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| 6. | Savoy Blues
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| 7. | Margie
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| 8. | Flying High
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| 9. | Tin Roof Blues
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| 10. | That&
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| 11. | Muskrat Ramble
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| 12. | Avalon
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| 13. | Tishomingo Blues
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| 14. | Old Man Mose
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| 15. | Georgia Camp Meeting
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| 16. | Wolverine Blues
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| 17. | True Love
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| 18. | The Whiffenpoof Song
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| 19. | Dave&
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| 20. | Oh, You Beautiful Doll
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Jazz
Terry Lightfoot (cl)
Alan Elsdon (tr)
Phil Rhodes (trom)
Paddy Lightfoot (ban, vc)
Vic Barton (bass)
Johnny Richardson (dr)
Wayne Chandler (bjo)
Dickie Hawdon (tpt, vc)
Roy Williams (tmb,vc)
Colin Bates (pn)
THE RECORD SUPERVISION COLLECTION. The original LP plus some EP and singles tracks. Includes two tracks previously unreleased at the time. On most of the tracks the band is fronted by the fine trumpet playing of Alan Elsdon.
A new release in the on-going series based on the Record Supervision archive of classic jazz albums from the 1960s. Terry Lightfoot was the other clarinettist giving Acker Bilk a serious run for his money in the popularity stakes during the Trad Boom. Although his band never had the hits the Bilk band enjoyed it still proved popular. The bulk of the tracks here feature trumpeter, Alan Elsdon, one of the UK’s most underrated players. The original LP is enhanced by some singles tracks and two previously unreleased tracks.
Terry Lightfoot
Active Decade: '00s
Born: May 21, 1935 in Potters Bar, Middlesex, England
Genre: Jazz
Terry Lightfoot made his, professional debut as a bandleader in 1956, and since that time has established an international reputation as a clarinetist, saxophonist and vocalist of the highest calibre. He was prominent in the traditional jazz revival in Britain in the 1950''s and reached a much wider audience during the "Trad" boom of the early 1960''s. During this period, and in subsequent years, he has broadcast prolifically, both on radio and TV, recorded many albums, and appeared in the only movie to feature British jazz bands, "It''s Trad Dad!". In 1964, Terry made his first visit to the U.S.A. and played in New York at the legendary Eddie Condon club, and the following year toured Britain with the great Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong. He had previously met "Satch" in London in 1956, when he had the privilege of "jamming" with the man whose recordings first introduced him to jazz music as a teenager. During the course of his career, he has work |
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