78 RPM - Humphrey Lyttelton - Melancholy Blues / The Thin Red Line - London Jazz [Humphrey Lyttelton] - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Humphrey Lyttelton
Label:	London Jazz [Humphrey Lyttelton]
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	L.J. 1
Date:	May 1949
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	7 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Humphrey Lyttelton	Melancholy Blues	Bloom, Melrose, Schoebel	Rate
B	Humphrey Lyttelton	The Thin Red Line	Alford	Rate

Notes

Humphrey Lyttelton's debut record on his own independent record label.
Credited as Humphrey Lyttelton And His Band

Side 2 - Arr. Lyttelton

Recorded November 18, 1949.

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treepixie 13th Nov 2014		Nevil Skrimshire on Guitar



carryonsidney 11th Nov 2013		From Humph's own website - you see here a flyer advertising all 5 releases. http://www.humphreylyttelton.com/first-recordings/



Boursin 10th Nov 2013		No. 17 (1993) of Paul Pelletier's Record Information booklets has a full listing - five 78s, all by Lyttelton. The correct month of release (as opposed to recording) is given as May 1949 for this one, with the final issue coming out the following October (followed by his going to Parlophone in November).



Klepsie 10th Nov 2013		http://www.jazzdisco.org/humphrey-lyttelton/discography/ suggests there were five 78s on Humph's London Jazz label by Humph himself with his band.



carryonsidney 9th Nov 2013		I will make a note to find this disc and scan it, its obvious from labels that this is an "indie" record! Also please note it wasn't the only release either, HL issued about 6/7 78's maybe more, before he was signed to Parlophone.



TheJudge 20th Oct 2013		Agreed. Change made.



Klepsie 19th Oct 2013		Label needs differentiating from the subsequent London Jazz sub-label of (Decca) London. As the notes say, this was Humphrey Lyttelton's short-lived label prior to his contract with Parlophone.