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Created in 1984, the label specialises in Jazz and mainly, but not exclusively,
concentrates on British Traditional and Mainstream styles.
Many of the albums are classic reissues, but the label also has current working bands.

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KEN COLYER
Ken Colyer 1966

LACD285
CD

CY LAURIE
Jazz Club Session Volume 2

LACD284
CD

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Track Listing:
Over In The Gloryland / You’ve Got To See Mama Every Night / Lady Be Good / I Said I Wasn’t Going To Tell Nobody / Down Home Rag / Hindustan / Alabama Bound / House Rent Stomp / Struttin’ With Some Barbeque / Gatemouth / Make Me A Pallet On The Floor / Ostrich Walk / Runnin’ Wild.


Ken Colyer was the arch New Orleans ‘purist’ of the British Trad Jazz world. He carved out his own niche eschewing commercialism. Since his death he has become a cult figure. In the 1950s and 60s Trad Jazz was as big in Germany as it was here and the bands toured there regularly. Ken Colyer first went there in 1953 and every year after that.

This CD was recorded during his autumn tour of 1966 and includes four previously unreleased tracks as well as some tunes Colyer never recorded anywhere else. It is well recorded and finds the band on good form.

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Track Listing:
Snake Rag / Old Fashioned Love / Forty And Tight / Up A Lazy River / Chinatown / Cakewalkin’ Babies From Home / Sweet Georgia Brown / Ace In The Hole / Blue Blood Blues / Weary Blues / Jungle Blues / Alligator Hop; Wild Man Blues / King Of The Zulus.



A second superb live session from Trad Jazz legend. Cy Laurie was one of the pioneering jazzmen of the early 1950s running a successful band and a leading West End club. He made the national music and daily papers when he suddenly ‘disappeared’ in 1958 to India to study meditation (years before The Beatles). This ensured him cult status on the Jazz scene. In his return in 1964 he formed a new band and remained on the Jazz scene as a guest soloist. This CD is made up of recordings from LAKE’s collection of tapes from the Dancing Slipper in Nottingham. This is Vol 2 and Vol 1 proved to be the best selling Cy Laurie CD LAKE has released. It is a superbly recorded lively session from 1968 augmented by four tracks recorded for the Parlophone label in 1958.

HUMPHREY LYTTELTON
1959

LACD282
2 x CD

BONE SUPREMACY
Introducing The Bone Supremacy feat: Mark Nightingale, Roy Williams, Alistair White

LACD283
CD

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Track Listing CD1 & CD2:
Take The ‘A’ Train / When It’s Sleepy Time Down South / Swingtime In The Rockies / I Can’t Get Started / Southern Sunset / For Dancers Only / Stompin’ At The Savoy / Midnight Sun / Alligator Crawl / Blue And Sentimental / Marie; Nightmare / Singin’ The Blues / Stompy Jones / Manhunt; Summertime / Finger Snapper / It’s All Up With I / Swallowing The Blues / One Day I Met An African / Only For Men / South Winds; Sweet And Sour / Holy Main / Any Kind Of Blues / Kilroy Was Gone/ The House That Humph Built / Lean Baby/ Rain; Big Bill Blues / Weary Blues.

Two classic Humphrey Lyttelton albums from 1959 reissued on a double CD for the price of one collection.
In 1959 Humphrey Lyttelton & His Band recorded two LPs and a single. All are included in the collection. The two LPs were very different in concept but became two of Lyttelton’s most sought after, 'HUMPH DEDICATES' and 'TRIPLE EXPOSURE'. 'HUMPH DEDICATES' was a collection of tunes associated with Jazz legends (Armstrong, Ellington, Goodman, Hampton, Bechet etc) whereas 'TRIPLE EXPOSURE' featured tunes written by British composers: Harry South, Kenny Graham and Humphrey Lyttelton himself. Recorded within a few months of each other they capture one of Humph’s classic Mainstream line-ups (Tony Coe, Jimmy Skidmore, Joe Temperley, John Picard et al) at its peak. Despite their different approaches the two albums slot together seamlessly largely due to some superb arrangements.
The set is enhanced by six previously unissued tracks.

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Track Listing:
King Porter Stomp / Roy's Blues / The End Of A Love Affair / That's How I Feel About You / Theme from The Pink Panther / Walkin'; No More; Delta City Blues / Stardust / Cute / Ladyless And Lachrymose / Whistle While You Work / Maxine; Not Like This / Drop Me Off In Harlem / Home.



Debut CD from a band comprising the leading Jazz trombonists in the UK which simply oozes class.
The Bone Supremacy is already causing a stir and it is only on the verge of releasing its debut album.
It was voted second in the Small Group category in the British Jazz Awards. Formed by trombonists Ian Bateman (The Back To Basie Orchestra, Acker Bilk’s Paramount Jazz Band) and Adrian Fry (The Back To Basie Orchestra, Elio Pace’s Band) it comprises four trombones plus a guest in the front line.
Bateman and Fry were listed in the top five trombonists in the British Jazz Awards as were two of their guests on this CD: Mark Nightingale and the legendary Roy Williams. The other guest is Alistair White one of the UK’s finest young trombonists. Assembling the leading players in the UK has resulted in a top flight band which simply oozes quality with playing of the highest order.
The high standard is maintained via some superb arrangements mainly by Adrian Fry who is currently assistant Musical Director and resident trombonist for Terry Wogan’s new Radio 2 show.

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