Louis Stewart w Tubby Hayes Big Band

[JAZZOLOGIST1]

I'm so hooked on this piece. Tubby was such a dynamic influence in British jazz, his work will be giant always. What a tragic loss to jazz fans all over the world.

[road2ruins]

Louis Stewart The Great!

[60march]

Nice transition from swing to straight 8's and back.

[60march]

I love the way Tubby builds into solo's a lot like at 6.04. You see him do the same in the 'In the Night' clip as well. It's like he comes in a bar or so early. Truly a virtuoso musician.

[Jamestrumpet]

Great video, thanks for the upload! Any idea who that lead trumpet player is? He was on fire (A little sharp on that double C but who cares)! Thanks,

James

[ColmOSullivanRed]

Trumpets are Greg Bowen, Les Condon, Hank Shaw and Ian Hamer - all such loved guys. So the lead would, I'm guessing, be either Bowen or Hamer (I'd say Bowen if I were pushed).

[likotinara]

Tubby also knew the concept of Divine Nine.

[tones74]

have heard so much about this, its great to see it at last. thanks for posting it

[locitdf]

I've watched this so many times. I don't know; there's just something about it. And, man, Tubby could play.

[keith2616]

wonderful! thanks so much for posting! This is my favourite track from The Orchestra album. Any chance the poster has the rest of "You Know I Care"?

[buntus00]

Nice solo Louis. Now a trademark, his then pre-pubescent moustache needs work.