From a 1965 TV appearance, here's Benny Golson leading a British all-star band, featuring Alan Branscombe on piano, Dave Goldberg on guitar and Tubby Hayes on tenor, with sterling support from Allan Ganley on drums. If this doesn't make you want to put on a happy face, check your pulse. Also visible in the clip are Jimmy Deuchar and Stan Roderick in the trumpets, Keith Christie and Ken Wray in the trombones and Don Honeywill and Frank Reidy in the reeds.
Good to be reminded of Alan Branscombe - hugely talented but beset with `health' problems.
petergmo63 1 month ago
i was very fortunate to be at this recording ,as the guest of don honeywill who is featured on bass clarinet and baritone sax ,don had taken me under his wing when i wanted to play clarinet at the tender age of ten .don also helped me when i eventually turned pro playing baritone /alto .he was a great musician and a really nice nice guy
legato41 9 months ago
I love this era of British jazz, it brings back such a good feeling especially whenTubby plays. BTW, I have no idea who my Dad was.
kaferere 1 year ago
Hi Dov, I am Michael Golding. Your father was my first cousin. My father was Simon Goldberg. Shirley and I are still in close contact with each other via the internet. She is always pleased to send me anything that turns up relating to your Dad of whom she is so very proud. My wife is Sylvia and our daughter is Kim we live in Sydney Australia. I would be happy to hear from you. Regards Michael
mlgolding 2 years ago
... and my Dad is Dave Goldberg. If you have time to upload more that would be great. Thanks
TheDovidl 2 years ago
Loved seeing and hearing Dave Goldberg again. What a talent!
vbaadh 2 years ago
Cheeseford
Thanks so much for this clip, my Dad is Don Honeywill and we have never seen this before
Julesmunton 2 years ago
Looks like Bob Efford on tenor (3:24)
Henderbeast 2 years ago
Really enjoyed this - thanks for posting!
thrip 2 years ago