MARMADUKE by the Johnny Dankworth Seven 1950 JAZZ!!

[jimthing1]

"is this release on Discogs dot com?" — no it isn't yet, please add :-)

FYI, the BBC are using your vid:

w w w .bbc.co.uk/blogs/bbcmusic/2010­/11/sir_john_dankworth.html

[cdbpdx]

@jimthing1

Glad to see these videos getting spread around. It's all about the music!

Probably the combination of a decent vintage Johnny Dankworth record released on a noted vintage British jazz record label (with the mandatory British tax stamp) being played on a vintage high end British turntable helped make this video the right choice for this blog article. Cool!

CDB

[jimthing1]

@cdbpdx

Yes.

Add to Discogs though please, as it needs serious jazz music lovers & collectors adding rare stuff to the massive release database.

Thanks ;-)

[jimthing1]

BTW, British naming convention error: you don't call a sir "Sir Dankworth", instead it's either "Sir John(ny)" or "Sir John(nny) Dankworth".

Nice vid though — is this release on Discogs dot com?

[luv6pup]

as always, amazing!

[sewitt60]

Great British jazz, this was recorded in 1950. Esquire jazz released a few cd's a while back, I have a few. All the leading Brit jazz players on them. they're superb.

[networkse7en]

love it so much. its like the instruments are having a conversation with each other.

[Nick05000]

Hey there nice song!

Apparently Sir Johnny Dankworth died today :'(

Ah well, he lives on in his music! Time for younger generations like me to start playing Jazz!