Really rather glorious, this. Rodlington Stewart with Ronnie Lane, Ronnie Wood, Ian McLagan and Kenney Jones tearing the arse out of Macca's 'Maybe I'm Amazed' in 1972. Marvellous as the original is, this really has something to it.
A magic moment in television history. The year is 1982, the show is Parkinson, the guests are Roy Castle, Kenny Everett and Buddy Rich. Plus a special surprise guest who makes his big entrance 2m 25s in. Explaining further would spoil the fun. Just watch it and enjoy it. Apologies for the rotten quality.
A rip-roaring piece of British modern jazz from the 1960s, from the very wonderful 'Jazz 625'. Here, the Tubby Hayes Big Band plays 'Suddenly Last Tuesday'.
The Victor Feldman Trio - featuring Rick Laird on bass and the criminally underrated Ronnie Stephenson on drums - go 'Swinging On A Star' in 1965. Infectious, happy jazz.
From the 30 April 1987 edition of Top Of The Pops, here's Level 42 miming to To Be With You Again. Mark King is evidently such an amazing bass player that he doesn't even have to touch the instrument.
Here's a clip of Hank and Bruce's post-Shads venture, Marvin, Welch and Farrar, miming to 'Lady of the Morning'. I want Hank's jumper, and that greenburst Burns if it's going spare.
From the 2003 revival of Dee Time, here's Siiiiiiiiiiiiiimon Dee introducing a stellar big band, led by Barry Forgie, with a version the Buddy Rich Band's 'Bugle Call Rag' chart. Martin Williams on tenor, not sure who's on trombone, but I think it's Andy Wood, and the peerless Harold Fisher on drums.
From a 1964 Band Show, this is 'Swing Low, Sweet Chariot', played by the Billy Cotton band, arranged by Ronnie Hazlehurst & featuring Grisha Farfel on trumpet and the great Kenny Clare on drums.
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Ameriprise consultant attends three-day wealth strategies conference - Ferg... Bruce A. Austad, a financial advisor with Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc., recently attended the company's Wealth Strategies Conference in Minneapolis. The three-day conference, held July 15-17, provided advisors with insights and advanced ...
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