Soho Scene '64 Jazz Goes Mod RSD Vinyl LP Record
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Description
In 1964, live jazz was under threat from the burgeoning demand for rhythm and blues. Club nights were closing and
fewer jazz records were being issued. However, real aficionados were congregating in Soho, where clubs like the Flamingo
were still playing innovative jazz tunes from America as well as showcasing Britain’s top jazz combos. On hot, sweaty
nights in dimly lit basement clubs, music really mattered with the cool cat West End audience. Pour yourself a drink, put
this record on LOUD and get into the 1960s jazz groove.
SIDE ONE
1. Night Talk (Le Sage) Directions In Jazz
2. The Killers Of W1 (Deuchar) Tubby Hayes Big Band
3. Rustic Gait (Ross) Directions In Jazz
4. Mark 1 (Dankworth) Johnny Dankworth
5. Times Two And A Half (Le Sage) Bill Le Sage & the New Directions In Jazz Unit
SIDE TWO
1. El Soulo (Les McCann) Les McCann
2. Feeling Good (Bricusse/Newley) Ahmad Jamal
3. Rattlesnake (Alexander) Monty Alexander
4. Blues For Mister Charlie #1 (Sharp) Bobby Sharp
5. Broadway Caravan (Clifford Scott) Clifford Scott
6. Little Suzie (Ray Bryant) Ray Bryant
7. Nightingale (Cugat/Rosner) Willis Jackson
8. Champin’ (Eddie Chamblee) Eddie Chamblee
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