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Humphrey Lyttelton
Best of
Genres: Jazz, Pop

Track Listings (60) - Disc #1
1. Bad Penny Blues
2. March Hare
3. Onions
4. One Man Went To Blow
5. Ptq Rag
6. Buona Sera
7. Glad Rag Doll
8. Ace In The Hole
9. Just One Of Those Blues
10. Out Of The Galleon
11. Glory Of Love
12. Why Was I Born
13. That's My Home
14. Christopher Columbus
15. Swing Out
16. Coffee Grinder
17. You Brought A New Kind Of Love
18. Hoppin' Mad
19. Early Call
20. Looking For Turner
21. Apex Blues
22. I Want A Little Girl
23. Jersey Lightning
24. Waiting For Pickard
25. Rockin' Chair
26. Someone Stole Gabriel's Horn
27. Just Squeeze Me
28. Ole Miss Rag
29. Wolverine Blues
30. Down Home Rag
31. Lady In Red
32. Get Out Of Here & Go Home
33. She's Crying For Me
34. Panama Rag
35. Pagin' Mr Fagin
36. Trouble In Mind
37. Skeleton In The Cupboard
38. Tom Cat Blues
39. Maple Leaf Rag
40. Doin' The Rounds
41. On Treasure Island
42. Travellin' Blues
43. Chattanooga Stomp
44. 1919 March
45. Trogs Blues
46. Creole Serenade
47. Fish Seller
48. Dallas Blues
49. Red Beans & Rice
50. Low Down Dirty Shame Blues
51. Red For Piccadilly
52. Irish Black Bottom
53. Mardi Gras
54. D.J.C Blues
55. Old Grey Mare
56. Martiniquien Song
57. Suffolk Air
58. Gatemouth Blues
59. It's Over Now
60. Closing Time

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CD Details

All Artists: Humphrey Lyttelton
Title: Best of
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: EMI Gold Imports
Release Date: 4/14/2003
Album Type: Box set, Import
Genres: Jazz, Pop
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 724358328028, 724358328059

Synopsis

Album Description

60 classic jazz tracks from the big band of Humphrey Lyttelton, the popular British trumpeter, clarinetist and bandleader who first started playing jazz in the mid 1930's and is still going strong today. This 3CD collection compromises the cream of the Parlophone years, his early career from 1954 to 1958, which is critically acclaimed as being his peak period.