Ronnie Ross: Quartet in Naaldwijk Holland

Thanks yet again to Willem for this one who has kindly sent a better version. The track order has been altered from what was previously posted.

Links for FLAC download with cover pictures and discography information.

www.multiupload.com/Q9ZZY7NG0Y
www.multiupload.com/GJYCLH3SQ6

26/07/2011 - Have had a report of difficulties with the 7-zip files so have uploaded as winrar to Rapidshare.

https://rapidshare.com/files/731759487/77.2RRQNldwjk.part1.rar
https://rapidshare.com/files/1686287591/77.2RRQNldwjk.part2.rar

Please note that an alternative back cover image is included, for those who want to put the material onto CD. To omit the final incomplete track will bring the total down to less than the eighty minutes for that medium

Privately recorded but NOT from the audience -
microphones on the stage.

77/2

Personnel: Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone)
Rob Agerbeek (piano)
Roger Cooke (bass)
Eric Ineke (drums)
Leader: Ronnie Ross
Date: October 6 1977
Venue: Winkeltje Café, Naaldwijk, Holland
Album Title: Ronnie Ross Quartet in Naaldwijk, Holland

1. Have You Met Miss Jones (Richard Rodgers) (9:43)
2. Lover Man (Davis/Ramirez/Sherman) (8:42)
3. Subbasement Blues (Ronnie Ross) (8:18)
4. Impressions (John Coltrane) (9:39)
5. New Orleans (Hoagy Carmichael) (10:01)
6. No Blues (Miles Davis) (8:00)
7. You Stepped Out of a Dream (Nacio Herb Brown/Gus Kahn) (6:15)
8. Sweet and Lovely (Gus Arnheim/Jules LeMare/Harry Tobias) (10:39)
9. Butterfly Gold (Ronnie Ross) (8:38)
10. Steeplechase (Charlie Parker) (incomplete) (0:40)

Harry South: Going South

Links for FLAC download

http://www.multiupload.com/IHMXTXMH29
http://www.multiupload.com/QZ749V6RQP

Link for MP3@320 download
http://www.multiupload.com/1OR5A3OK5N

Discog info included in downloads.

The sound quality is perhaps what you would expect from the origin - radio broadcasts

The sessions have not been issued officially, only previously available as downloads

60/5

Personnel: Harry South (conductor, piano [5]),
Jimmy Deuchar [1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9], Derrick Abbott [1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9],
Ian Hamer [1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9],Bert Courtley [1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9],
Greg Bowen [10 11 12 13 14 15], Ian Hamer [10 11 12 13 14 15],
Les Condon [10 11 12 13 14 15],
Hank Shaw [10 11 12 13 14 15] (trumpets),
Keith Christie [out 5], Ken Wray [out 5],
Laddie Busby [1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9],
Bobby Lamb [10 11 12 13 14 15],
Chris Smith [10 11 12 13 14 15], (trombones),
Ray Premru [1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9] (bass trombone),
Alan Branscombe [out 5],
Joe Harriott [1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9], (alto saxophones),
Roy Willox (alto saxophone [10 11 12 13 15], flute [14]),
Ronnie Scott [out 5] (tenor saxophone),
Tubby Hayes [out 5] (tenor saxophone, flute [6 12 14]),
Ronnie Ross [1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9] (baritone saxophone),
Terry Shannon [out 5] (piano), Phil Bates (bass),
Jackie Dougan [1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9],
Phil Seamen [10 11 12 13 14 15] (drums).
Leader: Harry South
Dates: November 10 1960 [1 to 9] and March 22 1965 [10 to15]
Venues: Paris Cinema, London [1 to 9] and London [10 to15]
BBC broadcasts Jazz Club
Label: (available as download)
Album Title: Going South

1. Southern Horizons (Harry South) (4:00)
2. Coolin Off (Harry South) (4:07)
3. Sophisticated Lady (Duke Ellington) (3:51)
4. I Want To Be Happy (Irving Caesar/Vincent Youmans) (5:34)
5. All The Things You Are (Jerome Kern) (5:19)
6. The Goblin (Harry South) (4:03)
7. Save Your Love For Me (Buddy Johnson) (4:41)
8. Tam O Shanter (Johnny Keating) (5:40)
9. Jazz At The Paris (incomplete) (1:22)
10. The Sound Of Seventeen (Harry South) (4:40)
11. Six To One Bar (Harry South) (4:52)
12. Raga (Harry South) (3:11)
13. Royal Flush (Harry South) (4:05)
14. There And Back (Harry South) (3:26)
15. Unidentified Blues (3:16)

Ronnie Ross: Live at the Cannonball

88/3

Personnel: Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone), Unknown (guitar),
Chris Bolton (bass), Tony Levin (drums).
Leader: Ronnie Ross
Date: December 17 1988
Venue: The Cannonball Club, Adderley Street, Birmingham

1. I Love You (Cole Porter) (9:57)
2. Blue Monk (Thelonious Monk) (11:27)
3. I Hear a Rhapsody (Jack Baker/George Fragos/Dick Gasparre) (9:04)
4. Dear Old Stockholm (Ack, Värmeland du Sköna) (Swedish traditional) (incomplete)

My thanks to bluebird and DaveB for their help with this session. I have had the music for some time but always rejected it as of not too good quality in terms of reproduction. However, a new version from bluebird could be a little better so I decided to go with it. The music is too good to miss, with Ronnie on top form. DaveB masterminded the images. Please leave thanks for both of them in comments.

Ronnie announces the last tune as "Song of the Fir Tree" but it does seem to be as above and the translation into Swedish does not include any trees as far as we can tell. If there are any Swedish visitors here, or other knowledgeable linguists, perhaps they might throw some light on this.

Link for FLAC download

http://www.multiupload.com/F3RAYN9594

Jimmy Skidmore: Skid Marks

A new and better version is now available with three download options, together with improved scans thanks to bluebird.

MP3@320
http://www.multiupload.com/OELVRYTEV5
FLAC
http://www.multiupload.com/Y7ZP9X7IDU
WAV
http://www.multiupload.com/XRSYQQIGMI
http://www.multiupload.com/NFON7YHJ30

72/3

Personnel: Willie Garnett (alto saxophone [1 2], tenor saxophone [1 5 8]),
Jimmy Skidmore [out 6 7] (tenor saxophone),
Ronnie Ross [3 6] (baritone saxophone), Alan Branscombe (piano),
Peter Chapman (bass), Bill Eyden (drums).
Leader: Jimmy Skidmore
Date: 1972
Venue: London
Label: Silverline DJSL026
Album Title: Skid Marks

1. Skid Row (Jimmy Skidmore) (5:12)
2. Polka Dots and Moonbeams (Jimmy Van Heusen) (6:58)
3. This can't be Love (Richard Rodgers/Lorenz Hart) (4:48)
4. Body and Soul (Johnny Green/Andrew Eyton) (3:40)
5. Good Queen Bess (Johnny Hodges) (4:24)
6. Beneath the Sun (Ronnie Ross (5:05)
7. I Fall in Love Too Easily (Sammy Cahn/Jule Styne) (4:52)
8. Out of Nowhere (Johnny Green and Edward Heyman) (4:08)

Bill Russo: Russo in London (38.42)

62/6

Personnel: Ron Simmonds, Leon Calvert, Gordon Rose,
Tony Mabett (trumpets), Johnny Edwards, Bobby Lamb, Keith Christie,
Don Lusher (trombones), Jack Thirlwell, Ray Premru (bass trombones),
Johnny Scott, Al Newman (alto saxophones), Art Ellefson,
Duncan Lamont (tenor saxophones), Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone),
Richard Morgan (oboe), Ray Dempsey (guitar), Arthur Watts (bass),
Kenny Clare (drums), Raymond Clark, Jack Holmes, Hilary Robinson,
Derek Simpson (cellos).
Leader: Bill Russo
Date: December 21, 22 1962
Venue: London
Label: Columbia 33SX1508

Suite No 1 Opus 5
1. Portrait of a Count (Bill Russo) (4:45)
2. Egdon Heath (Bill Russo) (4:15)
3. Frank Speaking (Bill Russo) (4:21)
4. Thisbe (Bill Russo) (4:54)
5. Sweets (Bill Russo) (4:27)
Suite No 2 Opus 8
6. Bill's Blues (Bill Russo) (4:29)
7. Ennui (Bill Russo) (3:40)
8. Dusk (Bill Russo) (5:04)
9. 23 Degrees North, 82 Degrees West (Bill Russo) (2:47)

FLAC and scans with discographical info included

This is one for jazzuk but anyone else is welcome to download as well! It comes with much thanks to bluebird who kindly sent the LP rip.

An interesting performance, the music grows on one I have found. Ronnie Ross does solo but in such a large ensemble not so much heard from him of course. The leader seems to have had a penchant for trombone solos here but perhaps that is not surprising.

Link for FLAC download

http://www.multiupload.com/PGNM16WDF8

Ronnie Ross: Freddie Frown

Chris Pyne - trombone
Ronnie Ross - baritone
John Horler - piano
Chris LaUrence - bass
Allan Ganley - drums

01 Freddie Frown (Ronnie Ross)
02 The Night Is Still A Child (Ronnie Ross)

Digitised from a cassette recording of the BBC Radio 2 programme
Sounds of Jazz - broadcast April 27 1980

Thanks to Andrew for this invaluable item

Link for download - MP3@192kbps

http://rapidshare.com/files/427785487/RnniRssFrddFrwn.rar

Tubby Hayes: Spotlight on the Arranger

61/7

Tubby Hayes - conductor, tenor (4 5), vibes (3)
Jimmy Deuchar - trumpet
Eddie Blair - trumpet
Keith Christie - trombone
Ken Wray - valve trombone
Alan Civil - french horn
Johnny Scott - alto, flute (2 4 5)
Vic Ash - tenor, bass clarinet (2)
Bob Efford - tenor, alto flute (5), oboe (4), bass clarinet (2)
Ronnie Ross - baritone, clarinet (2)
Terry Shannon - piano
Jeff Clyne - bass
Bill Eyden - drums

01 Take Your Partners for the Blues (Tubby Hayes) (4:53)
02 Peace (Horace Silver) (4:42)
03 Down in the Village (Tubby Hayes) (6:07)
04 Souriya (Tubby Hayes) (3:47)
05 Early Morning Afterthoughts (Tubby Hayes) (6:05)

BBC radio broadcast on December 13 1961, London

This session comes with thanks primarily to Derek Martin but also to Kuno Krook for reminding me of it. I originally decided not to include it because the recording quality is not particularly good but listening again, I changed my mind so here it is.

No solos by Ronnie Ross but he can be heard in the ensemble.

Link for FLAC download

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=FYZ260Z5

Woody Herman's Anglo-American Herd

Woody Herman - leader, clarinet
Les Condon - trumpet
Bert Courtley - trumpet
Reunald Jones - trumpet
Kenny Wheeler - trumpet
Nat Adderley - cornet
Eddie Harvey - trombone
Bill Harris - trombone
Ken Wray - valve trombone
Johnny Scott - tenor
Art Ellefson - tenor
Don Rendell - tenor
Ronnie Ross - baritone
Vince Guaraldi - piano
Charlie Byrd - guitar
Keeter Betts - bass
Jimmy Campbell - drums

01 The Preacher (Horace Silver) (5:47)
02 Like Some Blues, Man, Like (Woody Herman) (12:20)
03 Pillar to Post (Ahmad Kharab Salim) (2:44)
04 Four Brothers (Jimmy Giuffre) (3:57)
05 Opus De Funk (Horace Silver) (7:24)
06 Early Autumn (Ralph Burns/Woody Herman/Johnny Mercer) (4:37)
07 Playgirl Stroll (Cadena?) (4:29)
08 Woodchoppers Ball (Woody Herman/Joe Bishop) (4:12)
09 National Anthem (0:20)

April 18 1959 Manchester, England.
Jazz Groove 004

Links for FLAC download

http://rapidshare.com/files/386797262/WHAngAmrHrd.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/386783243/WHAngAmrHrd.part2.rar

(These are the same links as before -
improved version not possible unfortunately.)

Update

There may yet be one more post here and one never knows what new material could become available, unlikely though that seems. I left a comment about the two items that were removed; this was due a problem which cropped up about permission to offer for download and this caused me to ponder the future of the blog. I have received much kind encouragement to continue however, and have decided to do so on the following basis.

As long as downloads continue, the links will be preserved but if they do expire, I will not automatically renew them. If anyone wants to download something and finds the links are gone, leave a comment on the item and I will upload again.

Thanks to all for your help and support.

Martial Solal and the European All Stars 1961

Dusko Gojkovic - trumpet (1 5 6 7 9)
Maffy Falay - trumpet (1 5 6 7 9)
Albert Mangelsdorff - trombone (1 5 6 7 9)
Arne Domnerus - alto (1 2 5 6 7 8 9)
Hans Koller - tenor (1 5 6 7 8 9)
Ronnie Ross - baritone (1 2 5 6 7 8 9)
Fats Sadi - vibes (1 3 5 6 7 9)
Tete Montoliu - piano (1 3 4 5 6 7 9)
Martial Solal - piano (1 5 6 7 9)
Franco Cerri - guitar (1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9)
Erik Amundsen - bass
William Schiöpffe - drums
Monica Zetterlund - vocal (6)

01 Haitian Fight Song (Charles Mingus) (3:46)
02 Gone With the Wind (Herbert Magidson/Allie Wrubel) (6:31)
03 Hittin' the Blues (Fats Sadi) (6:11)
04 Blue Monk (Thelonious Monk) (5:35)
05 Avertissez-moi (Martial Solal) (2:51)
06 Am I Blue? (Harry Akst/Grant Clarke) (3:24)
07 That Ole Devil Called Love (Doris Fisher/Alan Roberts) (5:04)
08 3 + 3 (Francy Boland) (6:39)
09 High Notes (Francy Boland) (4:04)

May 21 1961 Berlin Congress Hall
Telarc BLE14206P, Telefunken TFK 13007

Links for FLAC download

http://rapidshare.com/files/385663234/MtlSolEurpnAS61.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/385650807/MtlSolEurpnAS61.part2.rar

May 11 2010 Note: The links today inserted above are for a re-mastered version of the album, a considerable improvement on the previous one. Many thanks to Gonzo for taking the time to work on this and with such outstanding results.

Ronnie Ross: Singing at the Barbershop

Some entirely new material with much thanks to Kuno Krook and Willem Giezeman.
Recorded on cassette all those years ago and just lately come to light.

82/2

Ronnie Ross - baritone saxophone
John Horler - piano
Harry Emmery - bass
Eric Ineke - drums

1. I Hear a Rhapsody (Jack Baker/George Fragos/Dick Gasparre) (13:01)
2. Israel (Johnny Carisi) (11:52)
3. Have You Met Miss Jones? (Richard Rodgers) (11:39)
4. Sweet and Lovely (Gus Arnheim/Jules LeMare/Harry Tobias) (14:01)
5. Ack, Värmeland du Sköna (Dear Old Stockholm) (Traditional) (5:44)

October 14 1982 Café ‘t Barbiertje, Hellevoetsluis, Holland

Links for FLAC download

http://rapidshare.com/files/358858758/RRSatBS.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/358840023/RRSatBS.part2.rar

The extraordinary Ronnie Ross

Welcome to the jazz music of Ronnie Ross, premier British baritone saxophone player who died in 1991 at the age of fifty-eight. You may read all about him and examine his lengthy discography at

www.ronnieross.com.

The website contains contributions from fellow musicians, critics, students and friends and is an excellent resource for those interested in this talented player.

If you find any of the links here no longer valid, please let me know by commenting on the item. You may ask for the comment not to be published if you wish.

Ronnie Ross can be seen in action by copying and pasting the following link into your browser:-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V405Vm5UbGY

Tommy Watt : Watts Cooking

And here is the second Tommy Watt, also with many thanks to bluebird.

Quite a few solos from Tubby Hayes again too,
and a couple from Ronnie Ross.

59/7

Bert Courtley [out 9] - trumpet
Albert Hall [out 9] - trumpet
Stan Roderick [out 3 6 8 9] - trumpet
Tommy McQuater [out 3 6 8 9] - trumpet
Bobby Pratt [6 8] - trumpet
Bert Ezzard [6 8] - trumpet
George Chisholm [out 9] - trombone
Jock Bain [out 9] - trombone
Jackie Armstrong [out 3 6 8 9] - trombone
Jack Irvine [out 3 6 8 9] - trombone
Maurice Pratt [6 8] - trombone
Jack Thirlwell [6 8] - trombone
Jim Buck Sr [out 3 6 8 9] - french horn
Jim Buck Jr [out 3 6 8 9] - french horn
S Saville [out 3 6 8 9] - french horn
R Young [out 3 6 8 9] - french horn
Jim Powell [out 3 6 8 9] - tuba
Johnny Scott - alto, piccolo, flute [out 9]
George Hunter [out 3 6 8 9] - tenor, clarinet
Bob Efford [out 9] - tenor, clarinet
Keith Bird [3 6 8] - tenor, clarinet
Tubby Hayes - tenor, clarinet, vibes [11]) [out 9]
Ronnie Ross [out 3 6 8 9] - baritone, clarinet
Don Honeywill [3 6 8] - baritone, clarinet
Tommy Watt - piano, celeste [3], janglebox
Arthur Watts - bass
Phil Seamen - drums
Tommy Blades [out 3 6 8 9] - percussion
Dennis McCarthy [3 6 8] - percussion

01 An Apple for the Teacher (Johnny Burke/James V. Monaco) (2:58)
02 Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries (Lewis Brown/Ray Henderson) (3:03)
03 Small Fry (Hoagy Carmichael/Frank Loesser) (2:58)
04 Crumpets for the Count (Tommy Watt) (3:18)
05 Embargo on Escargot (Tubby Hayes) (2:14)
06 Victorian Plums (Tommy Watt) (2:34)
07 Little Jack Horner (Tommy Watt) (2:07)
08 (If I Knew You Were Coming) I'd've Baked a Cake (Al Hoffman/Bob Merrill/Clem Watts) (2:26)
09 Sugar Mixture (3:18)
When I Take My Sugar to Tea (Sammy Fain/Irving Kahal/Pierre Norman)
When My Sugar Walks Down the Street (Gene Austin/Jimmy McHugh/Irving Mills)
Candy and Cake (Bob Merrill)
10 I'm Putting All My Eggs in One Basket (Irving Berlin) (2:24)
11 Black Coffee (Al Goodhart/Al Hoffman/Maurice Sigler) (3:09)
12 Honey Bun (Oscar Hammerstein II/Richard Rodgers) (2:04)
13 Sugar (Edna Alexander/Sidney Mitchell/Maceo Pinkard) (3:26)

June 1, 2 1959 London Parlephone PMC1107 Bethlehem BCP6062

Link for FLAC download

http://rapidshare.com/files/258001121/TWWCFL.rar

Tommy Watt : It Might as Well be Swing

So a couple of other items have come up after all, thanks to the high-flying bluebird.

Over fifty years old and still sounds fresh. Just a little soloing by
Ronnie Ross, a bit more from Tubby Hayes.

Scans, and discographical info as below, included in downloads

58/11

Stan Roderick [out 6 11 13] - trumpet
Tommy McQuater [out 6 11 13] - trumpet
Bert Courtley [out 6 11 13] - trumpet
Albert Hall [out 6 11 13] - trumpet
George Chisholm [out 6 11 13] - trombone
Jock Bain [out 6, 13] - trombone
Jackie Armstrong [out 6 11 13] - trombone
Jack Irvine [out 6 11 13] - trombone
George Hunter [out 6 11 13] - alto, clarinet
Bob Efford [out 6 11 13] - tenor, bass clarinet
Tubby Hayes [out 6 11 13] - tenor, clarinet, vibraphone [11]
Ronnie Ross [out 6 11 13] - baritone, clarinet
Pete Edge [out 6 11 13] - piccolo, flute
Tommy Watt - piano, celeste [6 13]
Ike Isaacs [out 11 13] - guitar
Joe Muddel - bass
Phil Seamen - drums
Tommy Blades [out 6 11 13] - percussion

01 Won't You Come Home Bill Bailey (Hughie Cannon) (2:12)
02 Easy Street (Alan Rankin Jones) (2:44)
03 Going to the County Fair (Harry Warren/Mack Gordon) (2:24)
04 Beaulieu Beef (Tommy Watt) (2:45)
05 Poor Little Rich Girl (Noel Coward) (1:57)
06 Medley: (3:02)
Lullaby of the Leaves (Bernice Petkere/Joe Young)/
It Might as Well be Spring (Oscar Hammerstein II/Richard Rodgers)/
September Song (Maxwell Anderson/Kurt Weill)
07 I'll String Along with You (Al Dubin/Harry Warren) (2:42)
08 The Moon was Yellow (Fred E. Ahlert/Edgar Leslie) (2:59)
09 The Piper's Son (Lindsay/Green) (2:14)
10 Scooter Brain (Tommy Watt) (2:38)
11 Vibe Rations (Tubby Hayes) (5:11)
12 Five Foot Two Eyes of Blue
(Ray Henderson/Sam M. Lewis/Joe Young) (2:08)
13 Medley: (2:44)
My Heart Stood Still (Richard Rodgers/Lorenz Hart)/
Zing Went the Strings of My Heart (James F. Hanley)/
My Heart Belongs to Daddy (Cole Porter)
14 Rock Bottom (Tommy Watt/Jock Bain) (2:53)

August 1958 London King 2012

Links for FLAC download

http://rapidshare.com/files/257944070/TWIMAWBSFL.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/257965412/TWIMAWBSFL.part2.rar

Final Update

I'm sorry to say the prospect of a further post of the music of Ronnie Ross has receded, only a small chance left that it will materialize and this in the distant future.

So that seems to be it. I will keep the downloads current for as long as I can. Thanks to all once again for your interest and contributions.

Au revoir.

Various Artists: All the Winners (1958)

58/8

Personnel: Kenny Baker [4], Ian Hamer [6] (trumpets),
George Chisholm (trombone) [4],
Tony Coe, Bruce Turner (alto saxophones) [4],
Tubby Hayes (tenor saxophone) [1],
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone) [1],
Johnny Scott (flute) [6], Vic Ash (clarinet) [6],
Bill le Sage (vibraphone) [1],
Lennie Felix [2], Max Harris [3], Dill Jones [4],
Dave Lee [5], Alan Branscombe [6] (pianos),
Dave Goldberg (guitar) [1],
Johnny Hawksworth [1] Sammy Stokes [3],
Lennie Bush [4], Spike Heatley [6] (basses),
Allan Ganley) [1], Phil Seamen [3], Eddie Taylor [4],
Kenny Clare [5], Dave Pearson [6] (drums).
Leaders: Tubby Hayes, Lennie Felix, The Polka Dots,
Kenny Baker, Cleo Laine, Vic Ash
Date: November 1958
Venue: London
Label: Pye Nixa NJT518
Album Title: All the Winners

1. Hark Dog (Ken Moule) (5:09)
2. Scene '59 Act 2 (Lennie Felix) (5:09)
3. Monday Date (Earl Hines) (2:06)
4. Poll Winners (John Dankworth) (5:41)
5. Sugar (Edna Alexander/Sidney Mitchell/Maceo Pinkard) (3:11)
6. Just for the Boys (Johnny Scott) (3:00)

Link for FLAC download

https://rapidshare.com/files/4035667983/588.rar

As mentioned elsewhere, this is a very rare item as far as is known.
It is presented here with many thanks to bluebird.
Ronnie Ross is heard only on track 1 but plays a good solo.
Ripped from a 10" LP so quite short at just over 26 minutes.

Ronnie Ross: Messages from Munich

"Cover" proffered by an admirer of Ronnie Ross - thank you

63/12

Olaf Kubler - soprano saxophone [6], tenor saxophone [1 2 4 5], flute [3]
Don Menza - alto saxophone [4], tenor saxophone [1 2 3 5 6]
Ronnie Ross - baritone saxophone
Bill le Sage - piano [1 3 4 5 6], harpsichord [2]
George Mraz - bass
Pierre Favre - drums

01 Neon City (3:19)
02 Dolphin Square (Ronnie Ross) (4:13)
03 After Hours (Ronnie Ross) (5:12)
04 Tabasco (5:21)
05 Gotham City Blues (6:51)
06 Heathrow Blues (4:15)

December 9 1963 [10 - 13], July 4 1965 [1 - 9],
November 15 and 16 1967 [14 - 19]
Label: Hot House HHCD1017

Most of the material from the Hot House CD is on either Unforgettable Ronnie Ross or Night Bounce (Inmus 20017 and 20008 respectively) which are still available. The tracks offered here are the ones that have not been available since the Hot House album went OOP as far as is known (can't even get a picture of the cover now).

Link for FLAC download

https://rapidshare.com/files/3965850152/6312.rar

Only these two items - Beachy Head and this - have turned up during a search but more seems unlikely unfortunately.

Tony Kinsey: Beachy Head

83/2

Personnel: Leon Calvert, Hank Shaw, Derek Healey (trumpets),
Ronnie Hughes (trumpet, flugelhorn [3]),
Chris Pyne, Chris Smith (trombones), Bill Geldard (bass trombone),
Peter King, Phil Todd (alto saxophones),
Don Rendell, Jimmy Hastings (tenor saxophones, flutes (?) [3]),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone),
John Horler (piano), Roy Babbington (bass), Tony Kinsey (drums).
Leader: Tony Kinsey
Date: May 7 1983
Venue: London
Label: BBC radio broadcast
Album Title: Beachy Head

1. Practical Action (Tony Kinsey) (4:07)
2. Beachy Head (Tony Kinsey) (7:07)
3. On Green Dolphin Street (Bronislaw Kaper/Ned Washington) (6:27)
4. Albert's Event (Tony Kinsey) (6:26)

Link for FLAC download

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=BB6DEDK0

Vaclav Zahradnik: Eupo Jazz

A joint effort I think I may say by Willem and myself

FLAC, discog and cover

Links for FLAC download

http://rapidshare.com/files/126786248/VclvZrdnkEupoJzzFL.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/126796434/VclvZrdnkEupoJzzFL.part2.rar

Link for Discog, cover download

http://rapidshare.com/files/126807116/VclvZrdnkEupoJzzDSC.rar

72/2

Personnel: Miroslav Bures, Jaroslav Lautner, Jiri Izera,
Dizzy Reece (trumpets), Slide Hampton, Zdenek Pulec, Jan Hyncica,
Erich Kleinschuster, Lumir Zrucky (trombones), Vladimir Boucjalova,
Emanuel Hrdina (french horns), Petr Fleischer (tuba), Ozren Depolo,
Ernst-Ludwig Petrovsky (alto saxophones), Johnny Griffin,
Mihaly Raduly (tenor saxophones), Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone),
Karel Zelebny (vibraphone), Vince Benedetti (piano),
Rudolph Dasek (guitar), Klaus Koch (bass), Billy Brooks (drums).
Leader: Vaclav Zahradnik
Date: October 18, 19, 20 1972
Venue: Prague
Label: Supraphon 1151370
Album Title: Eupojazz

1. You Stepped Out of a Dream (Nacio Herb Brown/Gus Kahn) (5:05)
2. Body and Soul (Johnny Green/Andrew Eyton) (7:25)
3. 'Round Midnight
(Bernie Hanighen/Thelonious Monk/Cootie Williams) (8:47)
4. Hello Tony (Vaclav Zahradnik) (7:39)
5. Yesterdays (Jerome Kern) (9:21)
6. When the Saints Go Marching In (Traditional) (4:08

Dave Lee: Jazz Improvisations of Our Man Crichton

FLAC, discog and covers

Links for FLAC download

http://rapidshare.com/files/126340175/DveLeeJzImpOurMnCrchtnFL.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/126342953/DveLeeJzImpOurMnCrchtnFL.part2.rar

Link for discog and cover download

http://rapidshare.com/files/126363376/DveLeeJzImpOurMnCrchtnDSC.rar

65/14

Personnel: Eddie Blair [out 7] (trumpet, flugelhorn),
Kenny Wheeler [out 7] (trumpet, tenor horn),
Keith Christie [out 7] (trombone), Alf Reece [out 7] (tuba),
Roy Willox (alto saxophone, flute [7 9 10]),
Tommy Whittle [10] (tenor saxophone),
Tubby Hayes (tenor saxophone [1 2 3 4 5 6], flute [9], vibraphone [6 7]),
Ronnie Ross [out 7] (baritone saxophone, bass clarinet),
Dave Lee (piano), Spike Heatley (bass),
Kenny Clare, Ronnie Stephenson (drums).
Leader: Dave Lee
Date: 1965
Venue: London
Label: Colpix PXL550
Album Title: Jazz Improvisations of Our Man Crichton

1. Manners Maketh Man (Dave Lee) (3:39)
2. Let's Find an Island (Dave Lee) (4:39)
3. Our Kind of People (Dave Lee) (3:30)
4. Yesterday's World (Dave Lee) (4:28)
5. Little Darling (Dave Lee) (4:41)
6. I Tries (Dave Lee) (4:35)
7. I Never Looked for You (Dave Lee) (6:02)
8. Oh! For a Husband (Dave Lee) (3:12)
9. My Time Will Come (Dave Lee) (5:01)
10. Were I as Good (Dave Lee) (2:19)

Ronnie Ross: Q. Krook's Clan

Perhaps the last of the material from Willem
- with thanks once again to him
Very rare music - heard by only a few until now

MP3@128kbps, covers and discog

Link for MP3@128 with cover and discog download

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=5B5FCI3U

82/2

Personnel: Willem Reinen (flugelhorn),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone), John Horler (piano),
Henk Haverhoek (bass), Arnoud Gerritsen (drums).
Leader: Ronnie Ross
Date: October 15 1982
Venue: De Lier, Holland
Album Title: Q. Krook's Clan

1. Bernie's Tune (Bernie Miller) (incomplete - fades in) (14:04)
2. There is No Greater Love (Isham Jones/Marty Symes) (18:03)
3. Scrapple from the Apple (Charlie Parker) (16:32)
4. Sue's Blues (Ronnie Ross) (21:19)
5. Autumn Leaves (Joseph Kosma/Johnny Mercer) (19:34)

Ronnie Ross: with the Metropole Orchestra

It is thank you again to Willem for this addition.
Excellent arrangements

Link for MP3@128kbps, with discog and covers download

http://rapidshare.com/files/125907835/RnRssMtrplOrch.rar

?/5

Personnel: Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone)
The Metropole Orchestra (members unknown)
Leader: Dolf van der Linden
Date: Probably late 1970's
Venue: Holland
Album Title: Ronnie Ross with the Metropole Orchestra

1. I Hear a Rhapsody (Jack Baker/George Fragos/Dick Gasparre) (4:39)
2. Willow Weep for Me (Ann Ronell) (6:23)
3. Love Walked In (George Gershwin/Ira Gershwin) (3:28)
4. Sue's Blues (Ronnie Ross) (4:09))
5. Stella by Starlight (Ned Washington/Victor Young) (4:39)

Ronnie Ross: Butterfly Gold

Yet another from Willem - a session known about but not whether
a recording existed. Here it is!

Link for MP3@128k with covers and discog download

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YJ2T8NVE

80/1

Personnel: Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone), John Horler (piano),
Chris Laurence (bass), Allan Ganley (drums).
Leader: Ronnie Ross
Date: April 27 1980
Venue: London
BBC radio broadcast - Sounds of Jazz - The Ronnie Ross Quartet
Album Title: Butterfly Gold

1. Butterfly Gold (Ronnie Ross) (3:31)
2. Two Blues (John Horler) (5:01)
3. I'm Getting Sentimental Over You
(George Bassman/Ned Washington) (6:55)
4. Andromeda (Ronnie Ross) (6:09)

Note: The date and personnel of this broadcast are a little uncertain.

Ronnie Ross: Goes Dutch

Another item from Willem - very rare music, only ever heard by
a very few people and most of them there on the night I suspect

Link for MP3@128 with covers and discog download

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7O1DO729

77/3

Personnel: Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone), Rob Agerbeek (piano),
Roger Cooke (bass), Eric Ineke (drums)
Leader: Ronnie Ross
Date: October 7 1977
Venue: Cafe de Lantaarn, Hook of Holland
Album Title: Ronnie Ross Goes Dutch

1. Like Someone in Love (Jimmy van Heusen) (incomplete) (12:28)
2. A Night in Tunisia (Dizzy Gillespie) (13:02)
3. It Could Happen to You (Jimmy van Heusen) (10:47)
4. Bernie's Tune (Bernie Miller) (incomplete) (4:52)

Ronnie Ross: Capital!

This one with many thanks to Willem again.

Link for MP3@128 with covers and discog download

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=DFALY50T

82/2

Personnel: Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone), John Horler (piano),
Chris Laurence (bass), Allan Ganley (drums)
Leader: Ronnie Ross
Date: 1982
Venue: London
Capital Radio broadcast - The Ronnie Ross Quartet
Album Title: Capital!

1. Have You Met Miss Jones (Richard Rodgers) (3:41)
2. Mr Louis (Ronnie Ross) (3:46)
3. They Can't Take that Away from Me (George Gershwin) (5:21)
4. Long Ago and Far Away (Jerome Kern) (3:52)
5. Andromeda (Ronnie Ross) (5:44)
6. Thine is My Heart Alone (Franz Lehar) (3:11)
7. Dearly Beloved (Jerome Kern) (3:05)

Ronnie Ross: Rainbows Revisited

This is the first of the material that Willem and his friend
have passed to me, and very welcome it is too.
Many thanks to them both. There is more to come.

MP3 @ 128 - the sound quality is, while a little variable,
pretty good I would say.
Covers and dicographical info as below included.

Link for MP3@128 with discog and cover

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=W97JL3NV

84/2

Personnel: Chris Pyne (trombone), Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone),
John Horler (piano), Chris Laurence (bass), Allan Ganley (drums).
Leader: Ronnie Ross
Date: October 21 1984
Venue: London
Album: Rainbows Revisited
BBC radio broadcast - Sounds of Jazz - The Ronnie Ross Quintet

1. Sue’s Blues (Ronnie Ross) (8:10)
2. Willow Green Willow (Ronnie Ross) (7:42)
3. Freddie Frown (Ronnie Ross) (5:54)

Note: It is possible the details for this session relate to April 27 1980

85/4

Personnel: Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone), John Horler (piano),
Chris Laurence (bass), Allan Ganley (drums).
Leader: Ronnie Ross
Date: September 17 1985
Venue: BBC Studios, Maida Vale, London
Album: Rainbows Revisited
BBC radio broadcast Jazz Today

1. Rainbows Revisited (Ronnie Ross) (5:04)
2. Andromeda (Ronnie Ross) (6:23)
3. One for Clifford (John Horler) (7:54)
4. Blues in Transit (Ronnie Ross) (7:00)

87/2

Personnel: Chris Pyne (trombone), Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone),
John Horler (piano), Chris Laurence (bass), Allan Ganley (drums).
Leader: Ronnie Ross
Date: March 22 1987
Venue: BBC Maida Vale Studios, London
Album: Rainbows Revisited
BBC radio broadcast Sounds of Jazz

1. Capability Brown (Ronnie Ross) (6:42)
2. The Fields of San Pedro (Ronnie Ross) (6:19)
3. Willow Green Willow (Ronnie Ross) (5:05)
4. Two Blues (John Horler) (5:08)

Dave Hancock: Watership Down Suite

Not much soloing by Ronnie Ross here but what there is, is spiky!
The sound quality, despite some hiss in the quiter passages,
is I think surprisingly good for broadcast material.

Links for FLAC download

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7R0EJP2F
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=E1D4ZH23
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JUVPQQ2K

Link for discog and cover download

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=A1X8UALX

83/3

Personnel: Dave Hancock (trumpet [3], flugelhorn), Chris Pyne (trombone),
Andy McIntosh (alto saxophone), Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone),
John Horler (piano), Chris Laurence (bass), Allan Ganley (drums).
Leader: Dave Hancock
Date: June 5 1983
Venue: London
BBC radio broadcast Sounds of Jazz

(Watership Down Suite)
1. Fields of Efrafa (Dave Hancock) (6:21)
2. General Woundwort (Dave Hancock) (5:41)
3. El-ahrairah (Dave Hancock) (4:53)
4. Hrududu (Dave Hancock) (5:15)
5. Fu-Inle (Dave Hancock) (4:26)
6. Hazel-rah (Dave Hancock) (6:02)

Ronnie Ross: Blues in Transit

I am indebted to Willem for leading me to identify these sessions,
which I already had but failed to notice.

Links for FLAC download

https://rapidshare.com/files/590554450/82-1_83-4_RRBiT.part1.rar
https://rapidshare.com/files/3529665038/82-1_83-4_RRBiT.part2.rar

82/1

Personnel: Chris Pyne (trombone), Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone),
John Horler (piano, electric piano [2]), Chris Laurence (bass),
Allan Ganley (drums).
Leader: Ronnie Ross
Date: August 8 1982
Venue: London
BBC radio broadcast - Sounds of Jazz - The Ronnie Ross Quintet

1. Mr Louis (Ronnie Ross) (6:34)
2. Blues in Transit (Ronnie Ross) (6:35)
3. Andromeda (Ronnie Ross) (7:18)
4. Freddie Frown (Ronnie Ross) (5:59)

83/4

Personnel: Chris Pyne (trombone), Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone),
John Horler (piano, electric piano [2]), Chris Laurence (bass),
Allan Ganley (drums).
Leader: Ronnie Ross
Date: August 21 1983
Venue: London
BBC radio broadcast - Sounds of Jazz - The Ronnie Ross Quintet

1. Capability Brown (Ronnie Ross) (7:44)
2. Blues in Transit (Ronnie Ross) (7:02)
3. Spring until Autumn (Ronnie Ross) (6:45)
4. Rainbows Revisited (Ronnie Ross) (5:17)

Ronnie Ross: Cleopatra's Needle (36.23)

Link for FLAC download

https://rapidshare.com/files/588070051/681RRCN.rar
password fortitude

Many thanks to gonzo for his help in the preparation.

68/1

Personnel: Les Condon [1 4 5 7] (trumpet),
Art Ellefson (tenor saxophone),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone),
Bill Le Sage (vibraphone [5 7], piano),
Spike Heatley (bass), Tony Carr [2 3 6 8],
Ronnie Stephenson [1 4 5 7] (drums).
Leader: Ronnie Ross
Date: June 1968
Venue: London
Label: Fontana SFJL915
Album Title: Cleopatra's Needle

1. Dolphin Square (Ronnie Ross) (3:35)
2. Smiling Jack (Ronnie Ross) (5:16)
3. Eucalyptus Kid (Spike Heatley) (5:10)
4. U69 (Les Condon) (3:55)
5. Cleopatra's Needle (Ronnie Ross) (5:35)
6. Tibufa (Art Ellefson) (3:44)
7. Stand By (Bill Le Sage) (3:16)
8. Brewer's Castle (Bill Le Sage) (5:14)

Ronnie Ross: After Hours (1.14.24)

FLAC, covers and discog

pw: dolphin

Links for FLAC download

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=FDHX69X3
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HZFDJ1IJ
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1J8CVGM3
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VEXVIT0V

Link for discog and cover download

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=K77PK1VC

I have been prevailed upon to include this cover with a picture of Ronnie's girlfriend, the model Ann Walker. The sessions were to be called "Focus on Ronnie Ross" but we thought "After Hours" would fit better - hence a last minute change.

I am indebted to gonzo, through whose alertness and diligence, we are just today almost certain that the second session had at least seven tunes. Only the four can be included here though as the remaining three are not available in reasonably good quality sound.

69/4

Personnel: Les Condon (trumpet), Danny Moss (tenor saxophone),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone), Bill le Sage (vibraphone [5], piano),
Spike Heatley (bass), Bill Eyden (drums).
Leader: Ronnie Ross
Date: September 20 1969
Venue: Ronnie Scott's Club London
BBC television broadcast November 11 1969
Jazz Scene - The Ronnie Ross Six

1. Smiling Jack (Ronnie Ross) (incomplete) (0:56)
2. Dolphin Square (Ronnie Ross) (5:22)
3. Pancho Pancho (Bill le Sage) (4:18)
4. After Hours (Ronnie Ross) (5:40)
5. Stand By (Bill le Sage) (4:27)
6. Eucalyptus Kid (Spike Heatley) (incomplete) (1:52)

88/2

Personnel: Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone),
John Horler (piano [1 2 3 4], electric piano [4]),
Mick Hutton (bass), Allan Ganley (drums).
Leader: Ronnie Ross
Date: October 9 1988
Venue: BBC, London
BBC radio broadcast Sounds of Jazz

1. Harlequin Dance (Ronnie Ross) (6:26)
2. Before the Dawn (John Horler) (6:23)
3. Sue's Blues (Ronnie Ross) (7:19)
4. Rainbows Revisited (Ronnie Ross) (6:14)

89/6

Personnel: Derek Watkins, Tony Fisher, Hank Shaw,
Les Condon (trumpets),
Chirs Smith, Chris Pyne, Bill Geldard (trombones),
Nigel Hitchcock, Jamie Talbot (alto saxophones),
Jimmy Hastings, Dave Bishop (tenor saxophones),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone),
John Horler (piano), Paul Morgan (bass), Tony Kinsey (drums).
Leader: Tony Kinsey
Date: August 20 1989
Venue: London
BBC radio broadcast

1. Forget Me Not (Tony Kinsey) (4:49)
2. Cozy's Place (Tony Kinsey) (4:45)
3. Evocation (Tony Kinsey) (4:30)
4. Joy Train (Tony Kinsey) (4:14)
5. Merrie Mead (Tony Kinsey) (5:48)

Ronnie Ross: Radio Activity (1.19.54)

FLAC, cover and discog. Broadcast material.

pw: puppets

Links for FLAC download

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=036XDVMY
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=RHA3584L
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=BEF72EUH
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=M0YXMZ71
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=EYPFL0ON

Link for discog and cover download

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JGQ9H7TM

72/1

Personnel: Les Condon (trumpet), Keith Christie (trombone),
Toni Cooke (french horn), Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone, flute [4]),
Bill le Sage (vibraphone [4], piano), Lennie Bush (bass),
Allan Ganley (drums), Unknown [1 3 4 5] (percussion).
Leader: Ronnie Ross - Eight to One group.
Date: July 9 1972
Venue: British Council Students Centre, Portland Place, London W1.
BBC radio broadcast

1. Puppets (6:07)
2. Why Don't You (3:34)
3. Like Sonny (John Coltrane) (6:27)
4. Blue it Again (Ronnie Ross) (5:25)
5. Tight Like That (4:46)

79/2

Personnel: Dave Horler (valve trombone),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone), John Horler (piano),
Chris Laurence (bass), Allan Ganley (drums).
Leader: Ronnie Ross
Date: May 6 1979
Venue: London
BBC radio broadcast Sounds of Jazz

1. Sue's Blues (Ronnie Ross) (8:32)
2. Freddie Frown (Ronnie Ross) (6:02)
3. Andromeda (Ronnie Ross) (5:58)
4. Butterfly Gold (Ronnie Ross) (6:07)

81/1

Personnel: Chris Pyne (trombone, valve trombone [2]),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone), John Horler (piano),
Chris Laurence (bass), Allan Ganley (drums).
Leader: Ronnie Ross
Date: June 28 1981
Venue: London
BBC radio broadcast - Jazz Club

1. Mr Louis (Ronnie Ross) (6:35)
2. Spring until Autumn (Ronnie Ross) (6:56)
3. Sue's Blues (Ronnie Ross) (5:35)
4. Butterfly Gold (Ronnie Ross) (7:28)

Bill le Sage: Road to Ellingtonia (40.51)

FLAC, discog. No scans.

pw:midriff

Links for FLAC download

http://rapidshare.com/files/104557114/BllSgeRtEFL.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/104568631/BllSgeRtEFL.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/104573942/BllSgeRtEFL.part3.rar

Link for discog and cover download

http://rapidshare.com/files/104585912/BllSgeRtEors.rar

Please note that a password is now needed (see comments) - this has been included on gonzo's advice, which has also helped me with the restoration of this recording. The restoration was quite difficult in this instance, particularly because of a drop-out in track 8 which had to be filled. There are a few clicks left but not many I hope.

65/8

Personnel: Johnny Scott (alto saxophone [1 7], flute, alto flute [10]),
Bob Burns (alto saxophone, clarinet [2 6 7 8 10]),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone, bass clarinet [10]),
Bill Le Sage (vibraphone [3 7 9], piano), Spike Heatley (bass),
Tony Carr (drums), Freddie Alexander, Maurice Westerby,
Francis Gabarro, William De Mont (cellos).
Leader: Bill Le Sage
Date: May 3 1965
Venue: London
Label: Philips BL7673
Album Title: The Road To Ellingtonia

1. It Don t Mean A Thing If It Ain t Got That Swing (Duke Ellington) (3:19)
2. Progressive Gavotte (Billy Strayhorn) (5:08)
3. Hiawatha (Duke Ellington/Al Sears) (3:56)
4. Prelude To A Kiss (Duke Ellington/Irving Gordon/Irving Mills) (3:22)
5. C Jam Blues (Duke Ellington) (4:57)
6. Midriff (Billy Strayhorn) (4:35)
7. Upper Manhattan Medical Group (U.M.M.G) (Billy Strayhorn) (3:36)
8. Come Sunday (Duke Ellington) (3:10)
9. You Better Know It (Duke Ellington/Billy Strayhorn) (4:07)
10. Lay-by (Duke Ellington) (3:50)

Ronnie Ross: It's a Wonderful World (26.13)

FLAC, CD cover and discog.

Link for FLAC download

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=9RWQZ35I

Link for discog and cover download

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6YXW0JYL

66/5

Personnel: Art Ellefson (tenor saxophone),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone), Bill Le Sage (piano),
Spike Heatley (bass), Tony Carr (drums).
Leader: Ronnie Ross
Date: October 13 1966
Venue: NDR Studio, Hamburg, Germany
NDR German radio broadcast
Album Title: It s A Wonderful World

1. Cleopatra s Needle (Ronnie Ross) (2:43)
2. Subbasement Blues (Ronnie Ross) (3:17)
3. City Lights (Carroll Coates) (3:08)
4. Let It Sleep (2:36)
5. Afore Ye Go (Louise Denny?) (2:24)
6. C-Deck (Bill Le Sage) (3:03)
7. It s A Wonderful World
(Harold Adamson/Jan Savitt/Johnny Watson) (2:58)
8. I Fall In Love Too Easily (Sammy Cahn/Jule Styne) (3:19)
9. You Forgot To Remember (Irving Berlin) (2:22)

Ronnie Ross: Old Friends & New Faces from Britain (1.14.51)

Three tracks in the discography entry are missing from this recording; 7, 8 and 15. Also, 14 is incomplete - 12 on the recording. The cover back gives details of the recording.

Available in FLAC with images and discog info.

Link for download

http://www.multiupload.com/8908QDWMTG

It came to light that the previous links contained an error.
This is a new link for the complete download posted today - December 11 2010
Thanks to the person who pointed out the error.

66/1

Personnel: Greg Bowen (trumpet),
Les Condon, Stu Hamer (trumpets, flugelhorns),
Keith Christie, John Marshall (trombones),
Bob Burns (soprano saxophone [10], alto saxophone, clarinet [4]),
Peter King, Danny Moss (tenor saxophones),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone),
Bill Le Sage (vibraphone [4], piano),
Spike Heatley (bass), Tony Carr (drums).
Leader: Ronnie Ross (?)
Date: February 25 1966
Venue: Studio 10, Hamburg, Germany

1. Jazz Jury (Bill Le Sage) (7:10)
2. Double Exposure (Bill Le Sage) (7:05)
3. Chow Min (Stu Hamer) (5:43)
4. No Longer (Ronnie Ross) (7:46)
5. Three For The Bar (Ronnie Ross) (5:31)
6. C-Deck (Bill Le Sage) (5:05)
7. Small Fry (Hoagy Carmichael/Frank Loesser) (4:52)
8. Maltese Cross (Bill Le Sage)
9. Way Out Back (Les Condon) (5:08)
10. Since Yesterday (Ronnie Ross) (7:47)
11. Spike s Bit (Bobby Wellins/Les Condon) (6:38)
12. Tobago ((Stu Hamer) (4:53)
13. Veronique ((Stu Hamer) (4:41)
14. Ugetsu (Cedar Walton) (9:45)
15. Jazz Jury (Bill Le Sage) (6:30)

Bill le Sage: Twice Times Keyboard (35.51)

FLAC, scans and discog

Links for FLAC download

http://rapidshare.com/files/102829635/BllSgeTwcTmsKybFLC.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/102858962/BllSgeTwcTmsKybFLC.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/102859480/BllSgeTwcTmsKybFLC.part3.rar

65/11

Personnel: Ronnie Ross (alto saxophone [3 4],
baritone saxophone [8 12],
clarinet [2 9], bass clarinet [6]),
Bill le Sage (vibraphone [2 3 4 6 9 10 11 12],
marimba [1 7], piano [out 3 4]),
Ray Dempsey [1 7] (guitar), Spike Heatley (bass), Tony Carr (drums),
Freddie Alexander [2 4 9 10], Maurice Westerby [2 4 9 10],
Francis Gabarro [2 4 9 10], William De Mont [2 4 9 10] (cellos).
Leader: Bill le Sage
Date: October 20, 21, 22 1965
Venue: London
Label: World Record Club T478
Album Title: Twice Times Keyboard

1. Theme From Rachmaninov s 2nd Piano Concerto
(Sergey Rachmaninov) (2:54)
2. Starry Night (Pytor Il yich Tchaikovsky) (2:39)
3. Minuet (Luigi Boccherini) (2:31)
4. Rhapsody In Blue (George Gershwin) (2:23)
5. You Are My Hearts Delight (Franz Lehar) (3:44)
6. Warsaw Concerto (Richard Addinsell) (2:17)
7. Theme From Tchaikovsky s 1st Piano Concerto
(Pytor Il yich Tchaikovsky) (2:36)
8. Humoresque (Anton Dvorak) (2:38)
9. Greensleeves (Traditional) (2:10)
10. Baubles Bangles and Beads
(George Forest/Robert C Wright) (2:52)
11. Twinkle-Toes (Bill Le Sage) (3:56)
12. Miniature Overture - Nutcracker Ballet
(Pytor Ilyich Tchaikovsky) (3:58)