Program Topic:
HUMPHREY LYTTELTON: We survey the recording career of this distinguished English trumpeter, clarinetist, composer, bandleader and author.
Artist Label Album Song Title
Humphrey Lyttelton Lake Delving Back The Thin Red Line
With Humph
Humphrey Lyttelton Lake Delving Back Melancholy Blues
With Humph
Humphrey Lyttelton Lake Delving Back If You See Me Comin’
With Humph
Sidney Bechet Savoy We Dig Dixieland Black & Blue
Jazz
Sidney Bechet Savoy We Dig Dixieland When It’s Sleepy Time
Jazz Down South
Sidney Bechet Savoy We Dig Dixieland I Told You Once
Jazz
Bell-Lyttelton Sackville The Other Take A Note From the South
Jazz Nine Parlophones
Bell-Lyttelton Sackville The Other Open House
Jazz Nine Parlophones
Bell-Lyttelton Sackville The Other Small Hour Fantasy
Jazz Nine Parlophones
Bell-Lyttelton Sackville The Other Midnight Creep
Jazz Ten Parlophones
Bell-Lyttelton Sackville The Other Apples Be Ripe
Jazz Twelve Parlophones
Grant-Lyttelton Sackville The Other Friendless Blues
Paseo Jazz Band Parlophones
Humphrey Lyttelton Upbeat HL Big Band Stompy Jones
Jimmy Rushing Upbeat HL Big Band It’s A Sin To Tell A Lie
Humphrey Lyttelton Parlophone Triple Exposure Finger Snapper
Humphrey Lyttelton Parlophone Triple Exposure It’s All Up With I
Humphrey Lyttelton Parlophone Triple Exposure Swallowing the Blues
Buddy Tate/ Black Lion Kansas City Outswinger
/Humphrey Lyttelton Woman
Buddy Tate/ Black Lion Kansas City Steevos
/Humphrey Lyttelton Woman
Buddy Tate/ Black Lion Kansas City Clarinet Lemonade
/Humphrey Lyttelton Woman
Humphrey Lyttelton Sackville HL in Canada Caribana Queen
Humphrey Lyttelton Calligraph It Seems Like Trog’s Blues
Yesterday
Humphrey Lyttelton Calligraph It Seems Like Whatever Next?
Yesterday
Humphrey Lyttelton Calligraph More Humph Last Smile Blues
& Acker
Humphrey Lyttelton Calligraph More Humph Three In The Morning
& Acker
Humphrey Lyttelton Calligraph More Humph Martiniquen Song
& Acker
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Bill Coleman, 1904-1981
About Me
- Ron Sweetman
- Ron Sweetman has been an activist for jazz and blues since arriving in Canada in 1969. He was a founder member of L’Atelier de Musique Experimentale (1972), Jazz Ottawa (1976), and Music Now (1997). He has written for CODA magazine since 1970, and has been a member of the Down Beat International Critics Poll since 1982. He has hosted his weekly jazz and blues radio show “In A Mellow Tone” on CKCU-FM 93.1 since May 1976. In his spare time, Ron is a management consultant.
