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Tubby Hayes/Jimmy Deuchar - Suddenly Last Tuesday - 1965

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A rip-roaring piece of British modern jazz from the 1960s, from the very wonderful 'Jazz 625'. Here, the Tubby Hayes Big Band plays 'Suddenly Last Tuesday'.

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  • Pete King there playing tenor.Drummer sounded terrible like banging rivets into a ships hull!

  • There is a small problem with the drums, but I believe it's down to the miking, not the playing - personally, I can't imagine there ever being a problem with Allan Ganley. There's an STC 4038 ribbon microphone next to the hi-hat, and it seems to be dominating the mix.

  • No, the bass player is Freddie Logan.

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  • Jimmy Deuchar, what a player........

    and Tubby too!

    I am in Jazz heaven

  • Is Tubby the fat guy?

  • Totally insane playing! Thanks for this brilliant upload.

  • Ronnie Ross on tenor - very confusing!

  • @MAJORSNODGRASS  No, the tenor player is Tubby Hayes

  • These limeys really know how to play. Equals or betters any American band I've heard, and I'm a yank.

  • Tubbs is in the Premier League of sax men.

  • Eccezionale!!!! non da tutti conosciuto The little ....Big Tubby. Bravo at full speed.

  • BRAVO

  • What I intended to say was Tubby truly deserves to be mentioned along with the likes of Rollins, Coltrane ....it's hard to imagine anyone going toe to toe with Tubby on this one!

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