Ian Whitcomb "Right or Wrong"

1960s British pop star Ian Whitcomb specializes in forgotten music of the early 20th century.

Presented with Ian Whitcomb's permission.

Band personnel:
Bobby Bruce, violin
Fred Sokolow, guitar
Tom Marion, guitar, banjo and mandolin
Tim Emmons, bass
Randy Woltz, vibes & percussion

Performed in 2003

Copyright 2003 by Aix Media Group

www.aixrecords.com
8455 Beverly Boulevard
West Hollywood, California 90048

All rights reserved

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Ian
• Whitcomb
• Right
• or
• Wrong
• Jazz
• Bobby
• Bruce
• Fred
• Sokolow
• Tom
• Marion
• Tim
• Emmons
• Randy
• Woltz
• ukulele

[kalacaw]

Ah! This was delightful!

[Bobchai]

kalacaw: I am SO glad you enjoyed this!

[Kittielips]

I would love to see this band in concert.

They are very talented.

Thank you.

5*****.

Jennie.

[Bobchai]

Kittielips: Ian Whitcomb now lives in southern California, and performs every weekend at a venue not far from the L.A. airport. Since I live in northern California, I've not had the chance to meet him yet, but he was very generous to give me permission to upload his music here. He's one of the finest musicologists in the world for music from English music hall days to the 1930s. He won an Oscar for his musical consultation on the 1998 film, 'Titanic'. Thanks so much for your interest!

[Kittielips]

Thank YOU for your reply. Should you ever meet the Man, please ask him for a signed photograph and send that to me too! Sheer talent! Thanks again,

Jennie.

[Bobchai]

Kittielips: Your wish is my command! I won't forget!

[MrKeys57]

this is very nice!

[Corrie121]

Excellent !!

Thanks for sharing.

[IrridescentDragonfly]

Sigh.... I find these classic early 20th century songs soooo romantic!

Thanks Bob. :)

[1949matthews]

Ran across this performance and was blown away at just how cool and refreshing and universal music like is. Used to listen to Ian Whitcome show on KPFK in LA and his commentary and trivia were always spot on in his English way.

[kalacaw]

Very much so! I meant to favorite it, but I was getting so tired by that point, I think I forgot. Let me do that now.