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00:00 - LAST MINUTE BOSSA NOVA (VIC LEWIS)
05:08 - BREW (COLIN BATES TRIO)
10:42 - SONG FOR HILLARY (LONDON JAZZ FOUR)
13:22 - FINKY MINKY (TUBBY HAYES QUARTET)
20:22 - SPIKEY (RALPH DOLLIMORE)
24:32 - TRENT PARK SONG (QUINCISM)
31:44 - CARAVAN (RONNIE STEPHENSON & KENNY CLARE)
35:20 - JAZZ RULE (JOHNNY HAWKSWORTH FEAT. HAMPTON HAWES)
41:22 - STORM WARNING (DICK MORRISEY QUINTET)
48:27 - SUNDAY LUNCH (DICK MORRISEY QUINTET)
Some great rare british jazz grooves brought to us courtesy of Gilles Peterson....
I created this video for the Epsom & Ewell U3A Classic Jazz Group meeting in July 2012 from clips on YouTube of Acker Bilk, Humphrey Lyttleton, Chris Barber and Kenny Ball to illustrate the sound of the popular jazz music of the decade. The essentials were a front line of trumpet or cornet, clarinet and trombone, and a rhythm section consisting of banjo, string double bass, and drums, or traps as they sometimes named them. Acker and Kenny Ball also used a piano, whereas Chris Barber rarely had one. Saxes and guitars were generally disliked, to the extent that many people would show their anger if either were produced. Fortunately, these days we now prepared to tolerate a wider range of instruments, even the flugle horn, violin, flute and penny whistle, as long as the musicians don't push their luck too far!
- published: 28 Jul 2012
- views: 153279
Jack Hylton & His Orchestra, Vocal Chorus by Sam Browne -- Wonderful You, Fox-Trot from „Merry Merry" (Waller, Tunbridge & Weston), HMV 1929 (UK)
NOTE: That short break in my uploadings has been caused by the parliament elections in Poland, which were held on Sunday. Two days have passed, and I'm stiill in kind of a shock caused by the results. Where is Poland going to? The winner appeared to be once again, this pseudo-liberal party, which reigned in Poland in last 4 years and is responsible -- at least, in major part -- for a terrible catastrophe of the Polish government's plane in Smoleńsk, in April 2010. Two Polish presidents died on its board -- Prof. Lech Kaczyński with a First Lady and Polish emigree president, Mr Kaczorowski who resided in London in the times of the communist regime in Poland.
It is only one -- but for me, the most painful -- from the innumerable mistakes, unprofessional actions, miserable fiscal policy resulting in enormous public debt and neglectances made by that government of amateurs (e.g. the collapse of the once blooming Polish shipyards industry, the ruin of Polish railway system, collapse of the coal mining, the scandalous politics about the gas mining linecses distribution, which in major part were bought for a cent, by the Russian companies) etc. etc. For this new government, there's nothing so much desired like the quickest implementation of 2.4 % catastral tax (highesat in thwe world which) is going to ruin a whole class of Polish smaller farm owners and eliminate majority of those from among the elder retired people, who have been unlucky to have inherited after their dead life partners, the bigger flats or are still dwelling in them, after their childern went abroad, to the economical emigration.
Sad, sad, sad. Poles seem to have lost their cleverness and self-rescuing instinct which so many times had been saving the nation, during the misfortunes in its difficulft history... To help me lift my spirits for a minute -- let me listen to this hot and happy tune played by a British genius, Jack Hylton -- who once led one of the best dance orchestras in the world.
- published: 11 Oct 2011
- views: 17947
Filmed at the original Vortex Jazz Club in Stoke Newington these three key figures in progress UK jazz talk about the music and the now legendary Impressed... compilations that reignited interest in the amazing British jazz of the 1960s.
- published: 04 Aug 2009
- views: 3749
I recorded this at a *Niner Club Charity Concert in aid of Autistic Children. The Best of British Jazz at the Shepperton Moat House. 24 April, 1998. The Best of British Jazz members were :-
Kenny Baker (tpt), Don Lusher (tbn), Roy Willcox (sax), Jack Parnell (drums), Lennie Bush (bass).Brian Lemon (piano).
PM
*Founder - Bill Guffie
Drums (drums), Lennie Bush (bass), Brian Lemon (piano).
PM
- published: 09 Jun 2010
- views: 11294
70 mins, 2003
With its rich sound design and sumptuous digital cinematography, Stan Tracey: The Godfather of British Jazz is a deeply moving portrait of one musician's lifetime achievement. In a career spanning 60 years as pianist and composer, Tracey, widely regarded as Britain 's greatest living arranger, recalls his life with unprecedented honesty. Through its mix of archive, landscape and interviews with musical giants such as saxophonist Courtney Pine, Doyenne Cleo Laine and jazz eminence Humphrey Lyttleton, a story of British culture emerges that has never been told.
- published: 08 Dec 2012
- views: 2042
Nov. 2013
STARS OF BRITISH JAZZ
Mike Cotton, Trumpet / UK
Zoltan Sagi, Clarinet / UK
Graham Woodhouse, Trombone / UK
Collin Wood, Piano / UK
John Benson, Bass / UK
Richie Burns, Drums / UK
Video Lars Ole Christiansen
- published: 28 Mar 2014
- views: 553
I saw this band in a pub in Newcastle Upon Tyne. Absolutely ridiculous, this is only a small piece...
- published: 14 Feb 2008
- views: 1131
British jazz
British jazz is a form of music derived from American jazz. It reached Britain through recordings and performers who visited the country while it was a relatively new genre, soon after the end of World War I. Jazz began to be played by British musicians from the 1930s and on a widespread basis in the 1940s, often within dance bands. From the late 1940s British "modern jazz", highly influenced by American bebop, began to emerge and was led by figures such as John Dankworth and Ronnie Scott, while Ken Colyer, George Webb and Humphrey Lyttelton emphasised New Orleans, Trad jazz. From the 1960s British jazz began to develop more individual characteristics and absorb a variety of influences, including British blues, as well as European and World music influences. A number of British musicians have gained international reputations, although this form of music has remained a minority interest within the UK itself.
The early 20th century
Jazz in Britain is usually said to have begun with the British tour of the Original Dixieland Jazz Band in 1919. That stated, British popular music aficionados in the 1920s generally preferred the terms "hot" or "straight" dance music to the term "jazz". Jazz in Britain also faced a similar difficulty to Brazilian jazz and French jazz, namely it tended to be seen by figures of authority as a bad influence, but in Britain the concern that jazz was from the United States appears to have been less important than in France or Brazil. Instead those who objected to it did so more because they deemed it "riotous" or unnerving. One of the earliest popular jazz dance bands was that of Fred Elizalde, who broadcast on the BBC from 1926 to 1929.
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56:31#37 - Impressed - Rare British Jazz (196?) FULL ALBUM
#37 - Impressed - Rare British Jazz (196?) FULL ALBUM#37 - Impressed - Rare British Jazz (196?) FULL ALBUM
00:00 - LAST MINUTE BOSSA NOVA (VIC LEWIS) 05:08 - BREW (COLIN BATES TRIO) 10:42 - SONG FOR HILLARY (LONDON JAZZ FOUR) 13:22 - FINKY MINKY (TUBBY HAYES QUARTET) 20:22 - SPIKEY (RALPH DOLLIMORE) 24:32 - TRENT PARK SONG (QUINCISM) 31:44 - CARAVAN (RONNIE STEPHENSON & KENNY CLARE) 35:20 - JAZZ RULE (JOHNNY HAWKSWORTH FEAT. HAMPTON HAWES) 41:22 - STORM WARNING (DICK MORRISEY QUINTET) 48:27 - SUNDAY LUNCH (DICK MORRISEY QUINTET) Some great rare british jazz grooves brought to us courtesy of Gilles Peterson.... -
36:39British Traditional Jazz 1953-1963
British Traditional Jazz 1953-1963British Traditional Jazz 1953-1963
I created this video for the Epsom & Ewell U3A Classic Jazz Group meeting in July 2012 from clips on YouTube of Acker Bilk, Humphrey Lyttleton, Chris Barber and Kenny Ball to illustrate the sound of the popular jazz music of the decade. The essentials were a front line of trumpet or cornet, clarinet and trombone, and a rhythm section consisting of banjo, string double bass, and drums, or traps as they sometimes named them. Acker and Kenny Ball also used a piano, whereas Chris Barber rarely had one. Saxes and guitars were generally disliked, to the extent that many people would show their anger if either were produced. Fortunately, these days we now prepared to tolerate a wider range of instruments, even the flugle horn, violin, flute and penny whistle, as long as the musicians don't push their luck too far! -
3:061920s British Jazz: Jack Hylton & His Orch. - Wonderful You, 1929
1920s British Jazz: Jack Hylton & His Orch. - Wonderful You, 19291920s British Jazz: Jack Hylton & His Orch. - Wonderful You, 1929
Jack Hylton & His Orchestra, Vocal Chorus by Sam Browne -- Wonderful You, Fox-Trot from „Merry Merry" (Waller, Tunbridge & Weston), HMV 1929 (UK) NOTE: That short break in my uploadings has been caused by the parliament elections in Poland, which were held on Sunday. Two days have passed, and I'm stiill in kind of a shock caused by the results. Where is Poland going to? The winner appeared to be once again, this pseudo-liberal party, which reigned in Poland in last 4 years and is responsible -- at least, in major part -- for a terrible catastrophe of the Polish government's plane in Smoleńsk, in April 2010. Two Polish presidents died on its board -- Prof. Lech Kaczyński with a First Lady and Polish emigree president, Mr Kaczorowski who resided in London in the times of the communist regime in Poland. It is only one -- but for me, the most painful -- from the innumerable mistakes, unprofessional actions, miserable fiscal policy resulting in enormous public debt and neglectances made by that government of amateurs (e.g. the collapse of the once blooming Polish shipyards industry, the ruin of Polish railway system, collapse of the coal mining, the scandalous politics about the gas mining linecses distribution, which in major part were bought for a cent, by the Russian companies) etc. etc. For this new government, there's nothing so much desired like the quickest implementation of 2.4 % catastral tax (highesat in thwe world which) is going to ruin a whole class of Polish smaller farm owners and eliminate majority of those from among the elder retired people, who have been unlucky to have inherited after their dead life partners, the bigger flats or are still dwelling in them, after their childern went abroad, to the economical emigration. Sad, sad, sad. Poles seem to have lost their cleverness and self-rescuing instinct which so many times had been saving the nation, during the misfortunes in its difficulft history... To help me lift my spirits for a minute -- let me listen to this hot and happy tune played by a British genius, Jack Hylton -- who once led one of the best dance orchestras in the world. -
9:33Gilles Peterson, Michael Garrick, Don Rendell talk about British Jazz
Gilles Peterson, Michael Garrick, Don Rendell talk about British JazzGilles Peterson, Michael Garrick, Don Rendell talk about British Jazz
Filmed at the original Vortex Jazz Club in Stoke Newington these three key figures in progress UK jazz talk about the music and the now legendary Impressed... compilations that reignited interest in the amazing British jazz of the 1960s. -
3:00Early British Jazz: Manhattan Jazz Band (1919)
Early British Jazz: Manhattan Jazz Band (1919) -
4:30DON LUSHER -BEST OF BRITISH JAZZ Part 1. EVERYTHING HAPPENS TO ME
DON LUSHER -BEST OF BRITISH JAZZ Part 1. EVERYTHING HAPPENS TO MEDON LUSHER -BEST OF BRITISH JAZZ Part 1. EVERYTHING HAPPENS TO ME
I recorded this at a *Niner Club Charity Concert in aid of Autistic Children. The Best of British Jazz at the Shepperton Moat House. 24 April, 1998. The Best of British Jazz members were :- Kenny Baker (tpt), Don Lusher (tbn), Roy Willcox (sax), Jack Parnell (drums), Lennie Bush (bass).Brian Lemon (piano). PM *Founder - Bill Guffie Drums (drums), Lennie Bush (bass), Brian Lemon (piano). PM -
3:22Stan Tracey: The Godfather of British Jazz
Stan Tracey: The Godfather of British JazzStan Tracey: The Godfather of British Jazz
70 mins, 2003 With its rich sound design and sumptuous digital cinematography, Stan Tracey: The Godfather of British Jazz is a deeply moving portrait of one musician's lifetime achievement. In a career spanning 60 years as pianist and composer, Tracey, widely regarded as Britain 's greatest living arranger, recalls his life with unprecedented honesty. Through its mix of archive, landscape and interviews with musical giants such as saxophonist Courtney Pine, Doyenne Cleo Laine and jazz eminence Humphrey Lyttleton, a story of British culture emerges that has never been told. -
1:53Joe Daniels & His Hot Shots ~ Early 1930's British Jazz Soundie
Joe Daniels & His Hot Shots ~ Early 1930's British Jazz Soundie -
4:57So Do I / STARS OF BRITISH JAZZ
So Do I / STARS OF BRITISH JAZZSo Do I / STARS OF BRITISH JAZZ
Nov. 2013 STARS OF BRITISH JAZZ Mike Cotton, Trumpet / UK Zoltan Sagi, Clarinet / UK Graham Woodhouse, Trombone / UK Collin Wood, Piano / UK John Benson, Bass / UK Richie Burns, Drums / UK Video Lars Ole Christiansen -
1:29British jazz band
British jazz bandBritish jazz band
I saw this band in a pub in Newcastle Upon Tyne. Absolutely ridiculous, this is only a small piece...
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#37 - Impressed - Rare British Jazz (196?) FULL ALBUM
00:00 - LAST MINUTE BOSSA NOVA (VIC LEWIS) 05:08 - BREW (COLIN BATES TRIO) 10:42 - SONG FOR HILLARY (LONDON JAZZ FOUR) 13:22 - FINKY MINKY (TUBBY HAYES QUARTET) 20:22 - SPIKEY (RALPH DOLLIMORE) 24:32 - TRENT PARK SONG (QUINCISM) 31:44 - CARAVAN (RONNIE STEPHENSON & KENNY CLARE) 35:20 - JAZZ RULE (JOHNNY HAWKSWORTH FEAT. HAMPTON HAWES) 41:22 - STORM WARNING (DICK MORRISEY QUINTET) 48:27 - SUNDAY LUNCH (DICK MORRISEY QUINTET) Some great rare british jazz grooves brought to us courtesy of Gilles Peterson.... -
British Traditional Jazz 1953-1963
I created this video for the Epsom & Ewell U3A Classic Jazz Group meeting in July 2012 from clips on YouTube of Acker Bilk, Humphrey Lyttleton, Chris Barber and Kenny Ball to illustrate the sound of the popular jazz music of the decade. The essentials were a front line of trumpet or cornet, clarinet and trombone, and a rhythm section consisting of banjo, string double bass, and drums, or traps as they sometimes named them. Acker and Kenny Ball also used a piano, whereas Chris Barber rarely had one. Saxes and guitars were generally disliked, to the extent that many people would show their anger if either were produced. Fortunately, these days we now prepared to tolerate a wider range of instruments, even the flugle horn, violin, flute and penny whistle, as long as the musicians don't push t... -
1920s British Jazz: Jack Hylton & His Orch. - Wonderful You, 1929
Jack Hylton & His Orchestra, Vocal Chorus by Sam Browne -- Wonderful You, Fox-Trot from „Merry Merry" (Waller, Tunbridge & Weston), HMV 1929 (UK) NOTE: That short break in my uploadings has been caused by the parliament elections in Poland, which were held on Sunday. Two days have passed, and I'm stiill in kind of a shock caused by the results. Where is Poland going to? The winner appeared to be once again, this pseudo-liberal party, which reigned in Poland in last 4 years and is responsible -- at least, in major part -- for a terrible catastrophe of the Polish government's plane in Smoleńsk, in April 2010. Two Polish presidents died on its board -- Prof. Lech Kaczyński with a First Lady and Polish emigree president, Mr Kaczorowski who resided in London in the times of the communist re... -
Gilles Peterson, Michael Garrick, Don Rendell talk about British Jazz
Filmed at the original Vortex Jazz Club in Stoke Newington these three key figures in progress UK jazz talk about the music and the now legendary Impressed... compilations that reignited interest in the amazing British jazz of the 1960s. -
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DON LUSHER -BEST OF BRITISH JAZZ Part 1. EVERYTHING HAPPENS TO ME
I recorded this at a *Niner Club Charity Concert in aid of Autistic Children. The Best of British Jazz at the Shepperton Moat House. 24 April, 1998. The Best of British Jazz members were :- Kenny Baker (tpt), Don Lusher (tbn), Roy Willcox (sax), Jack Parnell (drums), Lennie Bush (bass).Brian Lemon (piano). PM *Founder - Bill Guffie Drums (drums), Lennie Bush (bass), Brian Lemon (piano). PM -
Stan Tracey: The Godfather of British Jazz
70 mins, 2003 With its rich sound design and sumptuous digital cinematography, Stan Tracey: The Godfather of British Jazz is a deeply moving portrait of one musician's lifetime achievement. In a career spanning 60 years as pianist and composer, Tracey, widely regarded as Britain 's greatest living arranger, recalls his life with unprecedented honesty. Through its mix of archive, landscape and interviews with musical giants such as saxophonist Courtney Pine, Doyenne Cleo Laine and jazz eminence Humphrey Lyttleton, a story of British culture emerges that has never been told. -
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So Do I / STARS OF BRITISH JAZZ
Nov. 2013 STARS OF BRITISH JAZZ Mike Cotton, Trumpet / UK Zoltan Sagi, Clarinet / UK Graham Woodhouse, Trombone / UK Collin Wood, Piano / UK John Benson, Bass / UK Richie Burns, Drums / UK Video Lars Ole Christiansen -
British jazz band
I saw this band in a pub in Newcastle Upon Tyne. Absolutely ridiculous, this is only a small piece...
#37 - Impressed - Rare British Jazz (196?) FULL ALBUM
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 56:31
- Updated: 24 Mar 2015
- views: 8986
00:00 - LAST MINUTE BOSSA NOVA (VIC LEWIS)
05:08 - BREW (COLIN BATES TRIO)
10:42 - SONG FOR HILLARY (LONDON JAZZ FOUR)
13:22 - FINKY MINKY (TUBBY HAYES QUARTET)...
00:00 - LAST MINUTE BOSSA NOVA (VIC LEWIS)
05:08 - BREW (COLIN BATES TRIO)
10:42 - SONG FOR HILLARY (LONDON JAZZ FOUR)
13:22 - FINKY MINKY (TUBBY HAYES QUARTET)
20:22 - SPIKEY (RALPH DOLLIMORE)
24:32 - TRENT PARK SONG (QUINCISM)
31:44 - CARAVAN (RONNIE STEPHENSON & KENNY CLARE)
35:20 - JAZZ RULE (JOHNNY HAWKSWORTH FEAT. HAMPTON HAWES)
41:22 - STORM WARNING (DICK MORRISEY QUINTET)
48:27 - SUNDAY LUNCH (DICK MORRISEY QUINTET)
Some great rare british jazz grooves brought to us courtesy of Gilles Peterson....
wn.com/37 Impressed Rare British Jazz (196 ) Full Album
00:00 - LAST MINUTE BOSSA NOVA (VIC LEWIS)
05:08 - BREW (COLIN BATES TRIO)
10:42 - SONG FOR HILLARY (LONDON JAZZ FOUR)
13:22 - FINKY MINKY (TUBBY HAYES QUARTET)
20:22 - SPIKEY (RALPH DOLLIMORE)
24:32 - TRENT PARK SONG (QUINCISM)
31:44 - CARAVAN (RONNIE STEPHENSON & KENNY CLARE)
35:20 - JAZZ RULE (JOHNNY HAWKSWORTH FEAT. HAMPTON HAWES)
41:22 - STORM WARNING (DICK MORRISEY QUINTET)
48:27 - SUNDAY LUNCH (DICK MORRISEY QUINTET)
Some great rare british jazz grooves brought to us courtesy of Gilles Peterson....
- published: 24 Mar 2015
- views: 8986
British Traditional Jazz 1953-1963
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 36:39
- Updated: 28 Jul 2012
- views: 153279
I created this video for the Epsom & Ewell U3A Classic Jazz Group meeting in July 2012 from clips on YouTube of Acker Bilk, Humphrey Lyttleton, Chris Barber and...
I created this video for the Epsom & Ewell U3A Classic Jazz Group meeting in July 2012 from clips on YouTube of Acker Bilk, Humphrey Lyttleton, Chris Barber and Kenny Ball to illustrate the sound of the popular jazz music of the decade. The essentials were a front line of trumpet or cornet, clarinet and trombone, and a rhythm section consisting of banjo, string double bass, and drums, or traps as they sometimes named them. Acker and Kenny Ball also used a piano, whereas Chris Barber rarely had one. Saxes and guitars were generally disliked, to the extent that many people would show their anger if either were produced. Fortunately, these days we now prepared to tolerate a wider range of instruments, even the flugle horn, violin, flute and penny whistle, as long as the musicians don't push their luck too far!
wn.com/British Traditional Jazz 1953 1963
I created this video for the Epsom & Ewell U3A Classic Jazz Group meeting in July 2012 from clips on YouTube of Acker Bilk, Humphrey Lyttleton, Chris Barber and Kenny Ball to illustrate the sound of the popular jazz music of the decade. The essentials were a front line of trumpet or cornet, clarinet and trombone, and a rhythm section consisting of banjo, string double bass, and drums, or traps as they sometimes named them. Acker and Kenny Ball also used a piano, whereas Chris Barber rarely had one. Saxes and guitars were generally disliked, to the extent that many people would show their anger if either were produced. Fortunately, these days we now prepared to tolerate a wider range of instruments, even the flugle horn, violin, flute and penny whistle, as long as the musicians don't push their luck too far!
- published: 28 Jul 2012
- views: 153279
1920s British Jazz: Jack Hylton & His Orch. - Wonderful You, 1929
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:06
- Updated: 11 Oct 2011
- views: 17947
Jack Hylton & His Orchestra, Vocal Chorus by Sam Browne -- Wonderful You, Fox-Trot from „Merry Merry" (Waller, Tunbridge & Weston), HMV 1929 (UK)
NOTE: That ...
Jack Hylton & His Orchestra, Vocal Chorus by Sam Browne -- Wonderful You, Fox-Trot from „Merry Merry" (Waller, Tunbridge & Weston), HMV 1929 (UK)
NOTE: That short break in my uploadings has been caused by the parliament elections in Poland, which were held on Sunday. Two days have passed, and I'm stiill in kind of a shock caused by the results. Where is Poland going to? The winner appeared to be once again, this pseudo-liberal party, which reigned in Poland in last 4 years and is responsible -- at least, in major part -- for a terrible catastrophe of the Polish government's plane in Smoleńsk, in April 2010. Two Polish presidents died on its board -- Prof. Lech Kaczyński with a First Lady and Polish emigree president, Mr Kaczorowski who resided in London in the times of the communist regime in Poland.
It is only one -- but for me, the most painful -- from the innumerable mistakes, unprofessional actions, miserable fiscal policy resulting in enormous public debt and neglectances made by that government of amateurs (e.g. the collapse of the once blooming Polish shipyards industry, the ruin of Polish railway system, collapse of the coal mining, the scandalous politics about the gas mining linecses distribution, which in major part were bought for a cent, by the Russian companies) etc. etc. For this new government, there's nothing so much desired like the quickest implementation of 2.4 % catastral tax (highesat in thwe world which) is going to ruin a whole class of Polish smaller farm owners and eliminate majority of those from among the elder retired people, who have been unlucky to have inherited after their dead life partners, the bigger flats or are still dwelling in them, after their childern went abroad, to the economical emigration.
Sad, sad, sad. Poles seem to have lost their cleverness and self-rescuing instinct which so many times had been saving the nation, during the misfortunes in its difficulft history... To help me lift my spirits for a minute -- let me listen to this hot and happy tune played by a British genius, Jack Hylton -- who once led one of the best dance orchestras in the world.
wn.com/1920S British Jazz Jack Hylton His Orch. Wonderful You, 1929
Jack Hylton & His Orchestra, Vocal Chorus by Sam Browne -- Wonderful You, Fox-Trot from „Merry Merry" (Waller, Tunbridge & Weston), HMV 1929 (UK)
NOTE: That short break in my uploadings has been caused by the parliament elections in Poland, which were held on Sunday. Two days have passed, and I'm stiill in kind of a shock caused by the results. Where is Poland going to? The winner appeared to be once again, this pseudo-liberal party, which reigned in Poland in last 4 years and is responsible -- at least, in major part -- for a terrible catastrophe of the Polish government's plane in Smoleńsk, in April 2010. Two Polish presidents died on its board -- Prof. Lech Kaczyński with a First Lady and Polish emigree president, Mr Kaczorowski who resided in London in the times of the communist regime in Poland.
It is only one -- but for me, the most painful -- from the innumerable mistakes, unprofessional actions, miserable fiscal policy resulting in enormous public debt and neglectances made by that government of amateurs (e.g. the collapse of the once blooming Polish shipyards industry, the ruin of Polish railway system, collapse of the coal mining, the scandalous politics about the gas mining linecses distribution, which in major part were bought for a cent, by the Russian companies) etc. etc. For this new government, there's nothing so much desired like the quickest implementation of 2.4 % catastral tax (highesat in thwe world which) is going to ruin a whole class of Polish smaller farm owners and eliminate majority of those from among the elder retired people, who have been unlucky to have inherited after their dead life partners, the bigger flats or are still dwelling in them, after their childern went abroad, to the economical emigration.
Sad, sad, sad. Poles seem to have lost their cleverness and self-rescuing instinct which so many times had been saving the nation, during the misfortunes in its difficulft history... To help me lift my spirits for a minute -- let me listen to this hot and happy tune played by a British genius, Jack Hylton -- who once led one of the best dance orchestras in the world.
- published: 11 Oct 2011
- views: 17947
Gilles Peterson, Michael Garrick, Don Rendell talk about British Jazz
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:33
- Updated: 04 Aug 2009
- views: 3749
Filmed at the original Vortex Jazz Club in Stoke Newington these three key figures in progress UK jazz talk about the music and the now legendary Impressed... c...
Filmed at the original Vortex Jazz Club in Stoke Newington these three key figures in progress UK jazz talk about the music and the now legendary Impressed... compilations that reignited interest in the amazing British jazz of the 1960s.
wn.com/Gilles Peterson, Michael Garrick, Don Rendell Talk About British Jazz
Filmed at the original Vortex Jazz Club in Stoke Newington these three key figures in progress UK jazz talk about the music and the now legendary Impressed... compilations that reignited interest in the amazing British jazz of the 1960s.
- published: 04 Aug 2009
- views: 3749
Early British Jazz: Manhattan Jazz Band (1919)
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- Duration: 3:00
- Updated: 26 Aug 2008
- views: 3692
The Manhattan Jazz Band: Everybody's Jazzing Now
Zonophone 1912 (Mx. No.: y21489e)
Hayes, Middlesex, March 4, 1919
The Manhattan Jazz Band: Everybody's Jazzing Now
Zonophone 1912 (Mx. No.: y21489e)
Hayes, Middlesex, March 4, 1919
wn.com/Early British Jazz Manhattan Jazz Band (1919)
DON LUSHER -BEST OF BRITISH JAZZ Part 1. EVERYTHING HAPPENS TO ME
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:30
- Updated: 09 Jun 2010
- views: 11294
I recorded this at a *Niner Club Charity Concert in aid of Autistic Children. The Best of British Jazz at the Shepperton Moat House. 24 April, 1998. The Bes...
I recorded this at a *Niner Club Charity Concert in aid of Autistic Children. The Best of British Jazz at the Shepperton Moat House. 24 April, 1998. The Best of British Jazz members were :-
Kenny Baker (tpt), Don Lusher (tbn), Roy Willcox (sax), Jack Parnell (drums), Lennie Bush (bass).Brian Lemon (piano).
PM
*Founder - Bill Guffie
Drums (drums), Lennie Bush (bass), Brian Lemon (piano).
PM
wn.com/Don Lusher Best Of British Jazz Part 1. Everything Happens To Me
I recorded this at a *Niner Club Charity Concert in aid of Autistic Children. The Best of British Jazz at the Shepperton Moat House. 24 April, 1998. The Best of British Jazz members were :-
Kenny Baker (tpt), Don Lusher (tbn), Roy Willcox (sax), Jack Parnell (drums), Lennie Bush (bass).Brian Lemon (piano).
PM
*Founder - Bill Guffie
Drums (drums), Lennie Bush (bass), Brian Lemon (piano).
PM
- published: 09 Jun 2010
- views: 11294
Stan Tracey: The Godfather of British Jazz
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:22
- Updated: 08 Dec 2012
- views: 2042
70 mins, 2003
With its rich sound design and sumptuous digital cinematography, Stan Tracey: The Godfather of British Jazz is a deeply moving portrait of one mu...
70 mins, 2003
With its rich sound design and sumptuous digital cinematography, Stan Tracey: The Godfather of British Jazz is a deeply moving portrait of one musician's lifetime achievement. In a career spanning 60 years as pianist and composer, Tracey, widely regarded as Britain 's greatest living arranger, recalls his life with unprecedented honesty. Through its mix of archive, landscape and interviews with musical giants such as saxophonist Courtney Pine, Doyenne Cleo Laine and jazz eminence Humphrey Lyttleton, a story of British culture emerges that has never been told.
wn.com/Stan Tracey The Godfather Of British Jazz
70 mins, 2003
With its rich sound design and sumptuous digital cinematography, Stan Tracey: The Godfather of British Jazz is a deeply moving portrait of one musician's lifetime achievement. In a career spanning 60 years as pianist and composer, Tracey, widely regarded as Britain 's greatest living arranger, recalls his life with unprecedented honesty. Through its mix of archive, landscape and interviews with musical giants such as saxophonist Courtney Pine, Doyenne Cleo Laine and jazz eminence Humphrey Lyttleton, a story of British culture emerges that has never been told.
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Joe Daniels & His Hot Shots ~ Early 1930's British Jazz Soundie
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So Do I / STARS OF BRITISH JAZZ
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- Updated: 28 Mar 2014
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Nov. 2013
STARS OF BRITISH JAZZ
Mike Cotton, Trumpet / UK
Zoltan Sagi, Clarinet / UK
Graham Woodhouse, Trombone / UK
Collin Wood, Piano / UK
John Benson, Ba...
Nov. 2013
STARS OF BRITISH JAZZ
Mike Cotton, Trumpet / UK
Zoltan Sagi, Clarinet / UK
Graham Woodhouse, Trombone / UK
Collin Wood, Piano / UK
John Benson, Bass / UK
Richie Burns, Drums / UK
Video Lars Ole Christiansen
wn.com/So Do I Stars Of British Jazz
Nov. 2013
STARS OF BRITISH JAZZ
Mike Cotton, Trumpet / UK
Zoltan Sagi, Clarinet / UK
Graham Woodhouse, Trombone / UK
Collin Wood, Piano / UK
John Benson, Bass / UK
Richie Burns, Drums / UK
Video Lars Ole Christiansen
- published: 28 Mar 2014
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British jazz band
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- Updated: 14 Feb 2008
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I saw this band in a pub in Newcastle Upon Tyne. Absolutely ridiculous, this is only a small piece...
I saw this band in a pub in Newcastle Upon Tyne. Absolutely ridiculous, this is only a small piece...
wn.com/British Jazz Band
I saw this band in a pub in Newcastle Upon Tyne. Absolutely ridiculous, this is only a small piece...
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#37 - Impressed - Rare British Jazz (196?) FULL ALBUM
00:00 - LAST MINUTE BOSSA NOVA (VIC LEWIS)
05:08 - BREW (COLIN BATES TRIO)
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#37 - Impressed - Rare British Jazz (196?) FULL ALBUM
#37 - Impressed - Rare British Jazz (196?) FULL ALBUM
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British Traditional Jazz 1953-1963
I created this video for the Epsom & Ewell U3A Classic Jazz Group meeting in July 2012 fro...
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British Traditional Jazz 1953-1963
British Traditional Jazz 1953-1963
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1920s British Jazz: Jack Hylton & His Orch. - Wonderful You, 1929
Jack Hylton & His Orchestra, Vocal Chorus by Sam Browne -- Wonderful You, Fox-Trot from „M...
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1920s British Jazz: Jack Hylton & His Orch. - Wonderful You, 1929
1920s British Jazz: Jack Hylton & His Orch. - Wonderful You, 1929
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Gilles Peterson, Michael Garrick, Don Rendell talk about British Jazz
Filmed at the original Vortex Jazz Club in Stoke Newington these three key figures in prog...
published: 04 Aug 2009
Gilles Peterson, Michael Garrick, Don Rendell talk about British Jazz
Gilles Peterson, Michael Garrick, Don Rendell talk about British Jazz
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Early British Jazz: Manhattan Jazz Band (1919)
The Manhattan Jazz Band: Everybody's Jazzing Now
Zonophone 1912 (Mx. No.: y21489e)
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published: 26 Aug 2008
Early British Jazz: Manhattan Jazz Band (1919)
Early British Jazz: Manhattan Jazz Band (1919)
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DON LUSHER -BEST OF BRITISH JAZZ Part 1. EVERYTHING HAPPENS TO ME
I recorded this at a *Niner Club Charity Concert in aid of Autistic Children. The Best o...
published: 09 Jun 2010
DON LUSHER -BEST OF BRITISH JAZZ Part 1. EVERYTHING HAPPENS TO ME
DON LUSHER -BEST OF BRITISH JAZZ Part 1. EVERYTHING HAPPENS TO ME
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Stan Tracey: The Godfather of British Jazz
70 mins, 2003
With its rich sound design and sumptuous digital cinematography, Stan Trace...
published: 08 Dec 2012
Stan Tracey: The Godfather of British Jazz
Stan Tracey: The Godfather of British Jazz
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Joe Daniels & His Hot Shots ~ Early 1930's British Jazz Soundie
Great drumming! Sorry about the crappy video transfer.
published: 04 Oct 2012
Joe Daniels & His Hot Shots ~ Early 1930's British Jazz Soundie
Joe Daniels & His Hot Shots ~ Early 1930's British Jazz Soundie
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So Do I / STARS OF BRITISH JAZZ
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STARS OF BRITISH JAZZ
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Zoltan Sagi, Clarinet / UK
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So Do I / STARS OF BRITISH JAZZ
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British jazz band
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Dark Horse For Trump Vice President? Ivanka Trump
Edit WorldNews.com 07 Jul 2016
A new, under-the-radar vice-presidential candidate emerged for presumptive Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and it’s someone he knows quite well and wouldn’t need much vetting – Trump’s daughter Ivanka.According to a Raw Story account Thursday, Ivanka’s brother, Eric, feels Ivanka would make a good candidate and made sure to emphasize her looks. His best running mate, by the way, would be Ivanka.” – Tennessee Sen ... ... ....
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UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon Urges Peaceful Negotiation To End Waterway Standoff
Edit WorldNews.com 07 Jul 2016
– United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon Following talks with both Foreign Minister Wang Yi and President Xi Jinping at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse, Wang said China agreed a peaceful resolution was necessary, but is opposed to “any effort to reject dialogue, or to unilaterally initiate arbitration without the consent of the other party”.“This approach will not help bring out a peaceful resolution of the disputes,” Wang said....
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New US police shooting in Minnesota as protests continue in Baton Rouge
Edit BBC News 07 Jul 2016
A black man has been shot dead by police in the US state of Minnesota as protests continued over the police killing of a black man in Louisiana. Philando Castile was shot in his car as he reached for his driving licence, his girlfriend said in a Facebook Live video taken during the aftermath. It follows the death of Alton Sterling, who was shot dead by police during an incident in Baton Rouge on Tuesday ... Getty Images. ....
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Chilcot's blind spot: Iraq War report buries oil evidence, fails to address motive
Edit Open Democracy 07 Jul 2016
Also in that section, Chilcot includes references to several pre-war documents identifying a British objective of using Iraqi oil to boost Britain’s own energy supplies ... British officials knew their plans were not what Iraqis wanted ... British officials actively pressed the oil issue on the interim government in 2004-5, the provisional government in 2005-6, and the permanent government of from 2006....
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Theresa May, Andrea Leadsom To Contest For Tory Leadership, Prime Minister
Edit WorldNews.com 07 Jul 2016
Not since Margaret Thatcher has Britain been led by a woman prime minister, but now that Michael Gove has been eliminated in the second round of the Conservative leadership contest, a woman will once again take on that role, The Independent reported Thursday.Home Secretary Theresa May or Energy Minister Andrea Leadsom will step forward as the country’s newest prime minister in nine weeks’ time....
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Jazz at Mycenae
Edit Skiddle 08 Jul 2016
Jazz at Mycenae on Fri 8th July 2016 ... All this takes place at Mycenae House (a former convent) providing a fabulous jazz club atmosphere, great acoustics, a stunning grand piano and a cheap bar! ... Jazz....
JAZZLINES presents ... REEDBASS
Edit Skiddle 08 Jul 2016
His exciting contemporary jazz quintet have managed to fuse the old skool with the new ... Reed Bass brings his brand of Jazz to The JamHouse. His exciting contemporary jazz quintet have managed to fuse the old skool with the new, weaving an intoxicating blend of harmony, rhythm and melody to create an electrifying aural experience ... Jazz....
Utah Jazz: Team announces George Hill, Trey Burke trades
Edit The Salt Lake Tribune 08 Jul 2016
3 jersey next season for the Utah Jazz. As the NBA’s July moratorium lifted Thursday, the Jazz officially parted ways with point guard Trey Burke while bringing Hill into the fold. And with two more veteran acquisitions pending, a young Jazz team that narrowly missed out on the playoffs last April has quickly become one of the darlings of the NBA offseason and an early pick to climb into the middle of the Wester... ....
Live blog: Philadelphia 76ers vs. Utah Jazz in summer league
Edit The Salt Lake Tribune 08 Jul 2016
The Utah Jazz take on the Philadelphia 76ers and No. 1 overall pick Ben Simmons in NBA Summer League action starting at 7 p.m. Thursday. Follow our live game blog here for all the action and updates from Tribune Jazz reporters Aaron Falk and Tony Jones ....
Wizards acquire Trey Burke, sign 3 others
Edit Deseret News 08 Jul 2016
The Washington Wizards have signed center Ian Mahinmi, forward Andrew Nicholson and forward/center Jason Smith and acquired guard Trey Burke from the Utah Jazz in exchange for a 2021 second-round pick. Wizards President Ernie Grunfeld announced the moves Thursday ... Burke was the No ... ....
British employers worry about uncertain fate of EU staff
Edit Arabnews 08 Jul 2016
British employers are hiring immigration lawyers to advise staff from EU countries, and some are urging those eligible to apply for UK residency, in the face of uncertainty over their future once Britain leaves the bloc ... Many British politicians have called for a guarantee of the rights of all those already in Britain legally ... non-British EU staff....
UK launches bilateral trade talks for post-Brexit deal with India
Edit Yahoo Daily News 08 Jul 2016
British Business Secretary Sajid Javid also said Britain would have as many as 300 trade specialists in place before the end of the year, up from about 100 now, as the country tries to increase its firepower to operate as a solo trading nation ... India is by far the most populous nation in the 53-country Commonwealth, whose members are mostly former British colonies and represent a combined 2.2 billion people across the world....
EU ‘must wait’ for Britain to decide on Brexit, Tusk says
Edit Press TV 08 Jul 2016
"The European Union must wait for the British government to decide whether it wants to leave the union or whether it wants to stay in it," Tusk said. Britons voted to exit the EU on June 23, with 52 percent (17.4 million) of British voters optin for Brexit and ......
Online retailers in China offer 'Brexit sales'
Edit China Daily 08 Jul 2016
Online retailers in China have launched Brexit-themed marketing campaigns in the wake of the United Kingdom's referendum to leave the European Union, offering a slew of cut price deals on British and European goods as sterling continues to weaken ... reduced "Brexit prices" on dozens of British products....
BLOW UP feat. Blow Up DJs tickets
Edit Skiddle 08 Jul 2016
Minimum Age ... from Brit Pop era favourites (the scene which the club helped kick-start way back in 1993 in Camden Town) to the current new Pop & indie stylists putting the art back into pop colliding with 60's Soul, Beat, Garage, Funk, Ska, Swinging Soundtracks, Hammond Heavy Jazz, Easy Listening & Ye-Ye! Brit Pop, Glam & Post Punk / New Wave will all be present and correct ... ....
Cameron to reassure Nato over UK's defence spending at summit
Edit The Guardian 08 Jul 2016
Prime minister wants to underline British commitment to alliance and spending 2% of GDP on defence at summit in Warsaw ... During the summit in Warsaw, Cameron will announce that hundreds more British troops are to be deployed to eastern Europe as part of a show of strength by Nato in the face of an increasingly assertive Russia ... of British troops....
UK Steel publishes its Brexit blueprint for Government (EEF - The Manufacturers' Organisation)
Edit Public Technologies 08 Jul 2016
Above all it must not allow the current political turmoil or Brexit negotiations to distract, deter or delay it in making decisions vital to British steel making's long-term survival.' ... 'Despite recent action from Government on delivering compensation on electricity costs, there is still a significant gap in costs that British steel companies pay and what their near competitors pay ... British steel for British projects....
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