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Limehouse Blues -- Teddy Wilson & DSC 1972

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Limehouse Blues -- Teddy Wilson & DSC 1972

Probably the best and most famous jazz band from the Netherlands was ( and still is) the Dutch Swing College Band.
They started in 1945 and through all these years have travelled worldwide and played and recorded with the top jazz musicians.
In 1972 and 1973 pianist Teddy Wilson played with the DSC on many occasions. Her is a sample in a studio session where they play some free wheeling swing jazz.
Together with Wilson are leader Peter Schilperoort ten.sax, Bob Kaper clarinet, Bert de Kort cornet, Dickie Kaart trombone, Arie Ligthart banjo, Henk bosch van Drakestein bass and Huub Janssen drums.

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  • The liner notes give Peter on baritone, he plays tenor here.

    Kind regards,

    Bert Brandsma

  • I missed that. of course I now changed it, Thanks Bert.

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  • Great! The song was popular during the vaudeville era where I saw tapdancers doing their schticks on stage - great memories

  • OMG these guys are swingin' HARD

  • YES it was a guitar.

  • Peter had an original style on tenor. Nice to hear. Sounds more like a guitar than a banjo in the rhythm section.

  • I think it's a brillhardt.

  • What is the name of the white mouthpiece the tenor saxophone is playing ? Anybody knoe?

  • He Bob,

    what a nice birthday present.!!

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