Музыка и песни Hayes, Tubby (Hayes, Edward Brian) / Hayes, Tubby (Hayes, Edward Brian) на LP

Over the past decade there has been a small avalanche of previously unreleased live recordings by the late, great Tubby Hayes, arguably the UKs most accomplished post-war jazz instrumentalist and a figure already accorded - quite rightly - legendary status. Each has added much to our knowledge of Tubby's musical activities outside the recording studio, but this new release unearths a session which had lain forgotten since 1959 and which significantly is an addendum to what has long been seen as Tubby's first album masterpiece "Tubby's Groove". Indeed the music contained on this LP is among the most significant pieces of British jazz history to have been discovered in a long, long time. This new LP is every bit the equal of the original album and, as previously stated, in parts the music even outstrips its predecessor. Regardless of provenance these rediscovered recordings are, in this writer's opinion, some of the most important of Tubby Hayes career and will doubtless only add to our appreciation and admiration of a player who was truly deserving of the status of world-class. Over fifty years on, Tubby's immense musicianship, talent and creative charisma can still stun new listeners and this new album is the perfect introduction to a performer in whom we can still be proud.Recording: December 1959 at DECCA Studios, London Record Label: Pure Pleasure CJS 9554 Style: Jazz

The Jazz Couriers Featuring Ronnie Scott' is a rare and extremely desirable 1957 8 track LP, originally released on legendary UK jazz label Tempo. The album features some mighty fine playing from Tubby with accompaniment from Ronnie Scott on Sax, Terry Sh Record Label: Speciality Style: Jazz

180 gram LP. One of the greatest jazz musicians to ever come out of the UK, saxophonist Edward Brian "Tubby" Hayes began playing professionally when he was just 15 years old, quickly rising to stardom in the late 1950s as co-leader of the legendary Jazz Couriers alongside saxophonist Ronnie Scott. Recorded in December 1959-shortly after Scott left the Couriers to open his own club (the famed onnie Scott's' in Soho)-Tubby's Groove is widely considered to be one of his greatest studio albums. Here Tubbs plays in a quartet setting with former Couriers, Terry Shannon on piano and Jeff Clyne on bass, as well as the great Phil Seamen on drums. Although Tubby became ill and died at age 38, he was at this time still very much in his prime, as can be heard in his virtuoso playing on tracks like the opener "Tin Tin Deo" and "Sunny Monday". He can also be heard playing vibes on his own "Embers". Style: Jazz

Artist: Tubby Hayes Label: Fontana