Ted Heath And His Music
Ted Heath's 100th London Palladium Sunday Concert
Tracklist
album
Disc 1 — 12" Vinyl
A1
--:----:--Lush Slide (feat. Don Lusher)
expand_more- Trombone
- Writer
A2
--:----:--Birth Of The Blues (feat. Bobby Pratt)
expand_more- Trumpet
A3
--:----:--Fascinating Rhythm (feat. Johnny Hawksworth)
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A4
--:----:--Our Waltz (feat. Frank Horrox)
expand_more- Piano
- Writer
A5
--:----:--Theme From "Moulin Rouge"
expand_moreA6
--:----:--Viva Verrell (feat. Ronnie Verrell)
expand_more- Drums
- Writer
album
Disc 2 — 12" Vinyl
B1
--:----:--Henry IX (feat. Henry McKenzie)
expand_more- Clarinet
- Writer
B2
--:----:--Mood Indigo (feat. Wally Smith)
expand_more- Trombone
B3
--:----:--The Sheik Of Araby
expand_moreB4
--:----:--Holiday For Strings
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B5
--:----:--How High The Moon (feat. Johnny Hawksworth, Ronnie Verrell)
expand_more- Drums
Questions about the credits
- Who wrote Ted Heath's 100th London Palladium Sunday Concert by Ted Heath And His Music?
- The writing on Ted Heath's 100th London Palladium Sunday Concert by Ted Heath And His Music is credited to Don Lusher, Reg Owen, DeSylva, Brown And Henderson, George & Ira Gershwin, David Rose, Nat Burton, Georges Auric, William Engvick, Ronnie Verrell, Keeping, Barney Bigard, Duke Ellington, Irving Mills, Francis Wheeler, Harry B. Smith, Ted Snyder, Morgan Lewis, and Nancy Hamilton.
- Who played bass on Ted Heath's 100th London Palladium Sunday Concert by Ted Heath And His Music?
- Bass on Ted Heath's 100th London Palladium Sunday Concert by Ted Heath And His Music was played by Johnny Hawksworth.
- Who played drums and percussion on Ted Heath's 100th London Palladium Sunday Concert by Ted Heath And His Music?
- Drums and percussion on Ted Heath's 100th London Palladium Sunday Concert by Ted Heath And His Music were performed by Ronnie Verrell.
Questions about the companies and places
- Where was the 1954 edition of Ted Heath's 100th London Palladium Sunday Concert by Ted Heath And His Music, which lists United States as its release country or market, recorded?
- The 1954 edition of Ted Heath's 100th London Palladium Sunday Concert by Ted Heath And His Music, with United States listed as its release country or market, was recorded at London Palladium.
Credits & Production
Credits
10 roles · 43 credits- Writer
- Drums
- Piano
- Cover
- Clarinet
Companies & Places
1 company · 1 relationship- Recorded At