Tubby Hayes For Fontana from 1970.
Derek Watkins, Greg Bowen, Tony Fisher, Ian Hamer : Trumpet ; Keith Christie, David Horler, Bill Geldard : Trombone ; Roy Willox : Alto sax ; Tubby Hayes : Tenor Sax Flute ; Bob Efford : Tenor , Woodwinds ; Alan Branscombe : Piano , Vibes Percussion ; Louis Stewart : Guitar ; Ron Mathewson : Bass ; Spike Wells : Drums ; Plus Harp, 8 violins, 2 violas, 2 cellos.
Tubbs goes poptastic on this date from 1970 on which he arranges and conducts a selection of "the better popular tunes" of the day with the help of Harry South and Les Condon.
Don't think this ones been out in blogland before so here's another first at O.I.R. and the last for 2012 !
Happy New Year !!!
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Thanks Bacoso and a Happy New Year to you as well.
Nice one Bacoso - not only never in Blogland, AFAIK never available since its original vinyl issue. Great start to the New Year. Cheers!
EXCELLNT POST! THANK YOU!! Happy New Year!!
Thanks! And good luck in New Year!
Many thanks for this post. Never heard this album before!
Big thanks Bacoso! Happy New Year!
many thanks
Happy New Year - excellent post
thanks and Happy New Year!
thanks v. much & Happy New Year!
Thank you very much & happy new year!
thanks mr bacoso, happy new year to you sir!
Thanks Bacosso, never heard or even seen this one. Any Tubby is always welcome, he was such a giant in BritJazz. Best wishes for 2013 and lotsa great music, live and on obscure vinyl!
Another year in Deep Jazz Reality!
Happy new year Bacoso & everyone.
Thanks
Peace
A fantastic way to start the year!
Thanks so much Bacoso, and all the best to you through 2013!
Yet more class from the O.I.R vaults.
Thanks
i'm the last one to the party, it seems. well, better late than never. thanks for a real beaut from tubbs. excellent top drawer material that once again shows how peerless you are.
happy 2013 indeed.
superb thankyou sir
Late to the party too but what the hell top stuff as ever happy new year back at cha
My parents used to see Tubby Hayes at the Flamingo Club (became Ronnie Scotts) and were always enthusiastic. Will share this with them. Thank you!
I recall seeing Tubby at The Sunshien Inn, near Portsmouth, with Bill Le Sage. Never could have guessed how high he flew for so short a time! What a loss. Thanks for this rarity.
vachement bien. cimer
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