excerpt from 'Doggin' around' pp. 116 (122 words)
excerpt from 'Doggin' around' pp. 116 (122 words)
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One evening we did the show [Beiderbecke and all that Jazz] in Hull, at the Spring Street Theatre...Alan Barnes was unavailable - 'I've got a better gig at less money', he explained - and depping for him was Nigel Hitchcock, a young tenor player and a ferocious exponent of the post-bop tradition. One of the pieces the band always played was a more or less straight-ahead version of 'Jazz Me Blues'. As Nigel was about to play his solo, Kenny [Baker] wandered over and murmured, gently but firmly: 'Play it like Frankie Trumbauer'. The Spring Street performance also has a unique place in the history of broadcasting. It was recorded by the BBC and later transmitted on Radio 3's Jazz Notes. |
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