Humphrey Lyttelton - 1921-2008
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Humphrey Lyttelton The Onionsby ejcmusic5,058 views- 3:16
Bill Brunskillby DADRENO1,062 views
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Humphrey Lyttelton Ce Messieu Qui Parleby klikonojazz9,688 views
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Mornington Crescentby theuitlander30,752 views
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isihac live tour 2008 - intro from humphby joshnev25,860 views
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Humphrey Lyttelton Trouble In Mindby klikonojazz26,651 views
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'New Bad Penny Blues' Humphrey Lytteltonby maolchalium13,820 views
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If I Could Be With You - The Harlem Ramblers, H. Lytteltonby vegamitch7,535 views
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Humphrey Lyttleton - (1921-2008) That's Jazzby DADRENO431 views
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RIP Humphrey Lytteltonby Azrepheal6,101 views
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Ken Colyerby hanserwig11,287 views
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LES OIGNONS/SYDNEY BECHET/CLAUDE LUTER ORCHESTRA -AUDIO ONLYby 19131915107,752 views
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Humphrey Lyttletonby skitdat3,990 views
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George Melly my canary has circles under his eyesby homer15120,401 views
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HUMPHREY LYTTELTON BAND - Part Twoby pridex81,326 views
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Humphrey Lyttelton Introductory Bluesby ejcmusic600 views
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Mezzrow - Lyttleton 1986by jazzbobob309 views
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Just a Closer Walk With Theeby MoleDFigg33,016 views
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Struttin' With... - The Harlem Ramblers 1982, H. Lytteltonby vegamitch6,828 views
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isihac live tour 2008 - warm up from producer jon naismithby joshnev3,405 views
As a trumpet player I had always admired his playing strength and style. I went o see a performance of his in 1994 at the Mercury Theatre Colchester. After the gig had ended I decided to pay a qick visit to the "boys room" before leaving the theatre. Whilst standing there Humphrey Lyttleton appeared beside me. I couldn't help thinking that this was the weirdest way to meet an icon. I couldn't stop myself having a conversation with him, and we spoke of trumpet playing for several minutes.
dizzytitch1 4 weeks ago
It would be great if you could upload the whole programme from which this was taken. Any chance of that?
lacroixrecords 1 year ago
I remember well the days in the early sixties, when George Webb had the Hot club of London at the Shakespeare Hotel in Woolwich , London.
George was always at the door to welcome patrons, and we were always treated to the best bands of the era and had really great sessions.
iwasagasman 2 years ago
I never met George but when I first started I had a lot of help from Owen Bryce ( 2nd cornet alongside Humph ).
Another nice fella, willing to encourage.
jazzjohn2004 2 years ago
Seems like George Webb was doing in England with his band what Lu Watters was doing in America.
jazzgirl1920s 3 years ago
Humphrey Lyttelton was born on 23 May 1921, in Eton College where his father was a famous housemaster and where he was subsequently educated. Humph didn't quite make it to 87 but had a great life in several fields. Jazz AND comedy. A sad loss!
PMDVD 3 years ago