Humphrey Lyttelton -A Tribute

[Urbino237]

What a sweet, swinging, relaxed performance!

Some people are just 'born' with musical talent it seems, and surely we must count Humphrey among those few.

[doobiecatnz]

god bless you humph, i only knew you through im sorry i havent a clue, which the abc here in australia play at 5-30am tuesdays...you were a very funny wonderful compere...love your style man...you rock

[harryoakley]

A wonderful and fitting tribute to dear Humph. I had the privilege of playing twice with this true "Gentleman Of Jazz". Many thanks for the video.

[nozeyparker]

Nice tribute, my uncle was in his band in the fifties, he played the piano.

[RobeGre]

Nice tribute, Clive. You are right: he will be greatly missed.

[fabiomr2]

I would like very much to see some of his cartoons from the time he worked for The Daily Mail.

May God Bless his soul

[DADRENO]

Thanks for that - I enjoyed the great selection of photos too. He was a man of many talents - I have a '78' where he plays clarinet along with another member of the band - I'll dig it out when I have time. Al.

[poutitechatte]

I discovered Humphrey on my first travel in England, at the end of fifties. Let a french fan pay tribute to him.

[Jazzbobill]

My earliest memories of Humph were during the early 1950's at 100 Oxford Street and I spent as much time as I could there. With Wally, Keith and the rest of the guys they produced wonderful music.I have followed his career ever since. We're gonna miss you big guy! Well done Clive!!!!

[LozFlowers]

Agreed. Mornington Crescent will never seem the same again...

[neil73]

Thanks for putting this together.

The magnitude of the loss of Humph is, ive no words that can come close to what i mean.

Rest in peace, Humph