Tin Roof Blues - The Harlem Ramblers, Humphrey Lyttelton
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- TV show 1978, «20 Jahre Harlem Ramblers» with guest star Humphrey Lyttelton on Trumpet
The Harlem Ramblers Dixieland Jazzband from Zurich, Switzerland was founded in 1955, and, after various changes, settled down in 1969 to a well knit group. The band members were Guenter Sellenath (Tp), Tabis Bachmann (Cl), Thedy Schuetz (Tb), Chris Mitchell (Bj), John Treichler (B), and Gerry Ceccaroni (Dr).
The band is still going strong with the hard core of Guenter, Thedy, Chris, and Gerry. The newest members are Hans Schlaepfer on Bass since 2002, and since 2005, Wastl Berger, Clarinet and Saxophone. For more information, please visit the Homepage. www.harlemramblers.ch
Excellent Jazz Group and stellar solos!
may the stars bring you joy Mr Lyttelton, you brought smiles and joy to us while you were here x
20 years Harlem Ramblers - I took part o f the event - what a wonderful time
WONDERFUL solo by Guenter! Using fewer notes than many and still be creative is very difficult to do, no matter the instrument. Outstanding.
I remember Humph on a Friday night television programme called 'Here's Humph' with Tony Coe on clarinet and Jimmy Skidmore on trombone, lovely lovely memories.
Met them in Baden playing at a shop opening. Made my Sunday off from working.
Still a great jasser.✌️
Great band all round + Humph. What more can you ask.
Tonight was first time I heard Hump - what a wonderful jazz man ! i will look up more of his jazz. Sorry i didn't find him sooner.
Just watched again. That pick up on the tempo was great.
simply BRILLIANT! just discovered this group by fluke. i LOVE them!
RIP Humphrey Lyttelton
Humph at his best - this band brought it out of him too, fair play to them.
Sheer class from Mr Lyttelton ,stole the show,!
totally agreed!
RIP Humph, part of me went with you.
one of my all time favourits
Amazing, Outstanding, Brilliant !!!
Good performance by all in the band + not to forget; the good YT sound! Thanks to the uploader! :)
No more Mornington Crescent. A sad day for comedy and for Jazz.
Awesome........etc.......
Fantastic
Suono e musica sublime.
Great jazz! Have a soft spot for this tune. ACcording to jazz history, it was written by my Uncle, Walter Melrose,,,Whether or not, you do a fantastic job on it...
love it
Excuse my French but 'Bloody Brilliant'
Superb! Great drummer, too!
Yes, they were brothers. Lester, was also my uncle. They owned Melrose Publishing Co, but my father was not involved in the business.
Hannes und Theres waren meine Freunde (John Treichler) R.I.F.
real good one
Yeahhhh !!!!!!
luv this........:)
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Very nice :)
RIP Hanes Treichler
I saw him 1960 in Duisburg
His inspiration was Nat Gonella, a good friend of mine in his later years..
Amen
Thank you, catcher in the rye for leading me to this^^ and ohh that clarinet!!
humph in peace
Mornington crescent!
*Sigh* How many times?? Not when you're on a double-yellow line on Rushton's Parallel!
Drummer is BAAAAD!! Humph is BRILL!!
yeah the rythmn section wouldnt swing if you hung em.. Humph save the day
1954 My first Humphrey Lyttelon Lp loved Petite Fluere 16 birthday.his music still resonates.today
Аристократ по рождению, музыку предпочел высокой карьере, несмотря на негодование и возмущение семейства
Chris Barber learned from Humphrey
Was Walter Melrose related to Frank Melrose?
tja..... Alkohol war sein bester freund ..... Hannes starb noch 10 Jahre früher daran ........