THE PROMENADERS "BEGINNER STUDIO 1981"
Lol Coxhill, soprano saxophone
Steve Beresford, piano, euphonium, etc.
Peter Cusack, guitar, etc.
David Toop, flute, guitar, electric bass, etc.
Paul Burwell, percussion
Max Eastley, self-made-instruments (Arc?)
01. Medley 8:26
02. Rock Around The Clock 3:51
03. unknown title 2:59
04. Stranger On The Shore 4:55
05. Soprano Saxophone Solo 10:44
06. unknown title 2:49
07. Tea For Two 2:43
08. When You're Smiling 3:11
09. Play A Simple Melody 2:18
10. Guitar Solo 5:31
11. Medley 10:57
Recorded at Studio Beginner, Cologne on May 1, 1981.
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Note: the line-up is confirmed by a list of all concerts
held at Beginner studio on Walter Zimmermann's website.
Zimmermann was the organisator of the Beginner studio concerts.
But the instruments for the musicians are tentative and based on (educated?) assumptions (written before listening to the music).
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OK, so they put out a recording of a later, Brighton gig, which is covered by Discogs - https://www.discogs.com/release/749291-The-Promenaders-The-Promenaders. The repertoire is pretty similar.
From what I can gather, the 1st medley consists of these tunes : Nellie the Elephant / My Grandfather's Clock / Al Capone / Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend / Jingle Bells / My Old Man's A Dustman / Deep In The Heart Of Texas / (a 50s/60s film theme I couldn't place) / Side by Side / Wooden Heart
Rock Around the Clock includes The Hucklebuck & In The Mood
3 is Chicago
6 is 'A' Your Adorable
7 includes Hernando's Hideaway
9 includes I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus
11 consists of the Desert Island Discs Theme (By The Sleepy Lagoon) / Tea For Two / Cheek To Cheek / Al Capone / Deep In The Heart Of Texas / Let's Twist Again / On The Street Where You Live / The Sound Of Music
There are other quotes in passing of course.
EwanStuart
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I've wanted to listen to it for a long time... Thanks!
This looks great Ernst!! Thanks brother.
Studio Beginner. Nice
Excellent, many thanks Ernst
Hi EwanStuart, your research (and your ears) is really appreciated. Thank you!
Many thanks !
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