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Revision as of 13:47, 9 November 2021
| Newcastle Big Band | |
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| Live album by Newcastle Big Band | |
| Released: | 1973 |
| Recorded: | 1973 |
| Length: | 45 minutes |
| Label(s): | Wudwink |
| Producer(s): | David Wood |
| Studio(s): | this is a LP with live performances |
Contents
Introduction
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Personnel
- Electric Piano - Andy Hudson
- Electric Bass - Gordon Sumner
- Guitar - Kevin Healey
- Drums - Don Eddy & Jackie Denton
Saxes:
- Graham Sheppard - Baritone
- Pat Crumley - Alto
- Cormac Loane - Alto
- Nigel Stanger - Tenor
- Charlie Carmichael -tenor
- Steve Langdon - Tenor
- Alistair Atkinson - tenor
- Geoff Hedley - tenor & soprano
Trumpets:
- John Pearce, Pete Volpe, David Lord, Colin Aitchison, Malcolm Hutton, Alf Parker, Aldo Bertorelli, Robert Tipady
Trombones:
- Gordon Solomon, Brian Chester, Mike Walsh, Ronnie Maclean
Special thanks to:
- Ethel Wryhorn - trumpet
- Geno Binks - trombone
- Dene N. Droll - Reeds
Track listing
Side 1:
- Adam's Apple N
- Macarthur Park P
- Lil' Darlin P
- Hey Jude PN
Side 2:
N - recorded live at the University Theatre in Newcastle, England, UK
P - recorded live at the Casino Municipal in Pau, France (probably Sept. 7-9, 1973)
Variants, special editions and re-releases
The first 50 copies didn't have a proper label.
The remaining 150 copies were pressed with a Wudwink label.
Quotations and trivia
The record was reviewed in the December 21 issue of the Newcastle Journal - they mentioned that it was sold at the band's Sunday performances at the Guildhall and was not yet available in shops.
See also
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External links and reviews
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References
source: review in Newcastle Journal - December 21, 1973
