Characteristic music by the Guvnor. He could pull any group of musicians together and make them an integrated whole. Don't ask me how but it was wonderful to hear. My first Colyer gig was 1956.................
Without Colyer there would have been noTraditional/New Orleans Jazz scene in the UK and probably Europe. He inspired many of the greats of the time and later years In fact , many played in his band for a time. - He wasn't an easy guy to be with apparently BUT enormously talented and committed to the music.
I first heard one of his records in 1956 and was hooked from then on. sadly I missed seeing him at the Sportsmans Guild in manchester but did see him many years later at the Bowdon Rooms.
Without Colyer there would have been noTraditional/New Orleans Jazz scene in the UK and probably Europe. He inspired many of the greats of the time and later years In fact , many played in his band for a time. - He wasn't an easy guy to be with apparently BUT enormously talented and committed to the music.
I first heard one of his records in 1956 and was hooked from then on. sadly I missed seeing him at the Sportsmans Guild in manchester but did see him many years later at the Bowdon Rooms. :-)
Now, this.. is music ! Real music ! Thanks ! : )
13421JLUJ 8 months ago
Characteristic music by the Guvnor. He could pull any group of musicians together and make them an integrated whole. Don't ask me how but it was wonderful to hear. My first Colyer gig was 1956.................
petekernow1 9 months ago
What a piano player. He is fantastic.
TorbenGalster 10 months ago
Without Colyer there would have been noTraditional/New Orleans Jazz scene in the UK and probably Europe. He inspired many of the greats of the time and later years In fact , many played in his band for a time. - He wasn't an easy guy to be with apparently BUT enormously talented and committed to the music.
I first heard one of his records in 1956 and was hooked from then on. sadly I missed seeing him at the Sportsmans Guild in manchester but did see him many years later at the Bowdon Rooms.
KeithtTee 1 year ago
Without Colyer there would have been noTraditional/New Orleans Jazz scene in the UK and probably Europe. He inspired many of the greats of the time and later years In fact , many played in his band for a time. - He wasn't an easy guy to be with apparently BUT enormously talented and committed to the music.
I first heard one of his records in 1956 and was hooked from then on. sadly I missed seeing him at the Sportsmans Guild in manchester but did see him many years later at the Bowdon Rooms. :-)
KeithtTee 1 year ago
class....
rollini1 1 year ago
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Rubbish, indeed very far from Lewis and the other masters from the source. You need to cleanse your ears. Cheers!
46professor 1 year ago
Correct title's: "Precious Lord Lead Me On" and allow me to say that I find the clarinet: booring.
46professor 1 year ago
Rubbish - lovely in the style of George Lewis!
pratwurst 1 year ago
I never knew jazz was such amazing music...
BoogieDownBiggee30 2 years ago
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Pretty bad English New Orleans-style.
knulla08 2 years ago
Sensationell! Colyer always had that wonderful compact sound in his band!!
klikonojazz 2 years ago 8
Wonderful, thank you! I'm thankfull because i had the great pleasure to met Mr. Cloyer in 1984.
FootharryKO 2 years ago 5
Somebody goes into The 100 Club with a video camera and tapes only this number? PLEASE tell me there is more of this great session.
allis303 3 years ago 2
Nice to add another bit of film to my collection! Thanks!
COLYERFAN 3 years ago
Good band!"Delicious" solos...
MartaBtrp 3 years ago
This is wonderful, great to see Ken in such great form. Don't think that's Malc Murphy
wolfiejazz 3 years ago
Thank you for your posting this .However, is it possible that Malc Murphy is on Drums ?
joevanrossem 3 years ago
It's Pete Lay playing drums.
RobeGre 3 years ago
Merci pour ces précisions.
meaume 3 years ago
Qui sont les autres musiciens ? Merci
meaume 3 years ago
Ken Colyer: cornet; Ian Turner: clarinet; Les Handscombe: trombone; Ray Foxley: piano; Brian Mitchel: banjo; Julian Davies: banjo; Pete Lay: drums.
RobeGre 3 years ago
Sorry! Julian Davies is playing bass(not banjo)
RobeGre 3 years ago
There are all kinds of fine trumpet players.....and then there is Ken. Thanks for posting, Jim.
kpjjazz 3 years ago 2