Vinyl Albums - Comments by Denis247

Vinyl Albums - Comments by Denis247

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Member	Item		Review/Comment
Denis247 8th Nov 2024		Vinyl Album Terry Lightfoot's Jazzmen - Tradition In Colour (1958)	Terry Lightfoot's 1st Album? Note the Album Cover image is from the 1962 re-release. The original 1958 cover is the same without the top & bottom bits.
Denis247 8th Nov 2024		Vinyl Album Terry Lightfoot's Jazzmen - Tradition In Colour (1958)	The band: Note .... Ginger Baker on drums! Terry Lightfoot * clarinet Colin Smith * trumpet John Bennett * trombone Wayne Chandler * banjo Bill Reid * bass Ginger Baker * drums More info at https://thejazzclarinet.blogspot.com/2016/07/terry-lightfoots-jazzmen-tradition-in.html
Denis247 23rd Aug 2024		Vinyl Album Sandy Brown's Jazz Band - McJazz (1957)	Recording Engineer was Joe Meek
Denis247 6th Aug 2024		Vinyl Album Brian White And The Magna Jazz Band - Brian White And The Magna Jazz Band (1962)	Have a better scan of the cover rear, but can't see how to add the image.
Denis247 6th Aug 2024		Vinyl Album Brian White And The Magna Jazz Band - Brian White And The Magna Jazz Band (1962)	"Mega rare album by Brian White and the Magna Jazz Band. Produced by Joe Meek at RGM. One of the rarest RGM productions."
Denis247 2nd Aug 2024		Vinyl Album Al Fairweather And His Band - Fairweather Friends (1958)	Recording engineer was Joe Meek
Denis247 21st Jul 2024		Vinyl Album Edmund Hockridge - A Canadian In London (1957)	Joe Meek was recording engineer
Denis247 21st Jul 2024		Vinyl Album Dennis Lotis - How About You? (1957)	Joe Meek was recording engineer
Denis247 14th Feb 2023		Vinyl Album Various Artists - A Journey Into Stereo Sound (1958)	Track A1 "Train Sequence" is almost certainly a Joe Meek recording, I have a copy of Joe Meek's train recording and it sounds the same. and .. Track A10 "Ceremony Of The Keys" is identical to the 'mono' recording I have from Joe Meek, although he titled it "Order Of The Keys". I put Meek's recording onto Youtube a while back at https://youtu.be/nV0pBPlhoKQ Both these tracks on the album are not credited. Joe Meek used a portable mono tape recorder getting these sounds, so it's possible Decca has converted these to 'pseudo-stereo' for this album.