Tubby Hayes: Killers of W1

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A rare glimpse of British jazz sax great Tubby Hayes in 1965 leading his big band through a Jimmy Deuchar chart. Featuring spots for Terry Shannon (piano), Tubby Hayes (tenor sax), Jimmy Deuchar (trumpet), Keith Christie (trombone) and Allan Ganley (drums).

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Fantastic stuff. ... ( 1 year ago by Henderbeast)

Fantastic stuff. For the first four seconds or so of Tubby's solo, you can hear a definite Paul Gonsalves influence. That took me by surprise; a different sort of solo. Nice double baritone sax section sound and the two trumpet section guys punch more than their weight.

Thanks Pixaninny ... ( 1 year ago by katamail)

Thanks Pixaninny for posting this; great stuff! One of the Bari players is Ronnie Ross. Might that be Ron Simmons in the trumpet section?

That's right ... ( 1 year ago by pixaninny)

That's right katamail, the baritone players are Ronnie Ross & Jack Sharpe. Ian Hamer and Les Condon are the other two trumpets besides Jimmy Deuchar. Interesting that your hear a Gonsalves influence, Henderbeast. He recorded with a lot of the members of this band that same year on an album titled 'Just Friends'.

Nice to hear a ... ( 1 year ago by mikemckv)

Nice to hear a Scottish jazz trumpeter kicking it big time. This is great, pixa.

It is also clear ... ( 1 year ago by mikemckv)

It is also clear that these men sold their souls to the devil to be able to play like this.

Why Tubby. He's not ... ( 1 year ago by BobTurpie)

Why Tubby. He's not fat:just big boned.

Don't forget Bobby ... ( 1 year ago by Henderbeast)

Don't forget Bobby Wellins (2nd tenor, next to Peter King). Also I think Ronnie Ross (baritone, beside Wellins) had Scottish parents.

I'm not sure that ... ( 1 year ago by mikemckv)

I'm not sure that his real name wasn't Tubby McHayes.

I recall seeing ... ( 1 year ago by mojoelem)

I recall seeing Tubby back at Ronnie Scott's Club in the mid 60s.
Amongst the finest musicians to ever come from Britain.

Anyone recall the ... ( 1 year ago by migm23)

Anyone recall the Jazzmakers: Ronnie Ross Alan Ganley etc. Ive forgotten the rest.

The Jazzmakers ... ( 11 months ago by Henderbeast)

The Jazzmakers included the under rated tenor player Art Ellefson, Stan Jones (piano) and Stan Wasser (bass) in addition to Ronnie Ross (baritone) and Allan Ganley (drums). A very nice sounding group indeed

Thank you very much ... ( 11 months ago by migm23)

Thank you very much for the info. I seem to remember seeing them at the local (many moons ago)

allan ganley is a ... ( 10 months ago by pigmast69)

allan ganley is a relation of mine, hes my great grandads brothers son!!! if that makes sence! sorry had to put that one out there!

So very sad that ... ( 7 months ago by mykittykatmykittykat)

So very sad that Allan passed away suddenly Saturday March 30th, 2008. I had the pleasure of knowing him in Bermuda in the 60s, and last saw him in the 90s in England when we attended a Tony Bennett concert together, along with a mutual friend. Kind regards and deep sympathy to all of Allan's family, friends, associates, and fans.

Just a date ... ( 7 months ago by mykittykatmykittykat)

Just a date correction on my posting re Allan's passing: it was Saturday March 29th, 2008. Apologies for the error. The 29th.

It was Saturday ... ( 7 months ago by mykittykatmykittykat)

It was Saturday March 29th, apologies for the inadvertent error. Best wishes. 29th.

I was so sorry to ... ( 7 months ago by padgeroonie)

I was so sorry to learn this morning of Allan Ganley's death. I have to admit, I hadn't heard of him till about a year ago, when I started frequenting John Dankworth's Sunday morning Jazz Matters sessions at the Stables. Since then, I've seen him on several occasions and I have to say I feel his loss quite deeply. That's why I've been searching his name on YouTube. I've only known him as a septaguanarian, so I'm really pleased to find the cool young guy on this excellent clip. What a man!

To think we trusted ... ( 7 months ago by ivorbigunzz)

To think we trusted the BBC to record and preserve these gems.

If I'm not mistaken ... ( 5 months ago by STILLAVRIL1)

If I'm not mistaken Ronnie Ross and Jack Sharpe on baritone.
And the fantastic Peter King here on tenor.

Jeeeeesus.....who's ... ( 1 month ago by freeeeeeedy)

Jeeeeesus.....who's on lead trumpet? Great noise, feel...

Right up there with ... ( 2 weeks ago by ssminopoopy)

Right up there with the Basie band for pure unadulterated take no prisoners SWINGING. Allan Ganley drove this band like nobody's business. Each soloist is marvelous. Whoever penned the chart knew what the hell he was doing. Great video!!!

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