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Ted Heath And His Music
The World Of Big Band Blues
NORMAL BIAS 120 µs
Tracklist
album
Disc 1 — Cassette
A1
--:----:--St. Louis Blues
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- Clarinet
- Writer
A2
--:----:--Memphis Blues
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- Clarinet
- Trombone
- Writer
A3
--:----:--Blues In The Night
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- Trumpet
- Writer
A4
--:----:--Limehouse Blues
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- Piano
- Writer
A5
--:----:--Basin Street Blues
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- Trombone
- Writer
A6
--:----:--The Jazz Me Blues
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- Writer
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Disc 2 — Cassette
B1
--:----:--St. James' Infirmary
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- Soprano Saxophone
- Trombone
- Writer
B2
--:----:--Tin Roof Blues
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- Trombone
- Writer
B3
--:----:--It's The Bluest Kind Of Blues My Baby Sings
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- Tenor Saxophone
- Writer
B4
--:----:--Honky Tonk Train Blues
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- Writer
B5
--:----:--A Blues Serenade
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- Soprano Saxophone
B6
--:----:--Royal Garden Blues
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- Tenor Saxophone
- Trombone
Questions about the credits
- Who wrote The World Of Big Band Blues by Ted Heath And His Music?
- The writing on The World Of Big Band Blues by Ted Heath And His Music is credited to W. C. Handy, Harold Arlen, Philip Braham, Spencer Williams, Tom Delaney, Joe Primrose, New Orleans Rhythm Kings, Django Reinhardt, Meade "Lux" Lewis, Frank Signorelli, Mitchell Parish, and Clarence Williams.
- Who arranged and orchestrated The World Of Big Band Blues by Ted Heath And His Music?
- The World Of Big Band Blues by Ted Heath And His Music was arranged by David Lindup, Ron Roullier, John Keating, and Ralph Dollimore.
Credits & Production
Credits
8 roles · 23 credits- Writer
- Piano
- Trombone
- Trumpet
- Clarinet
- Soprano Saxophone
- Tenor Saxophone
Companies & Places
10 companies · 10 relationshipsAvailable Releases
1 releasesearch
The World Of Big Band Blues
Decca Records
1972
United Kingdom
1x Cassette·12 tracks
“Issued in a standard case with a double-sided fold-out j-card insert. Shell is grey with white labels and light-blue printing. Recorded in Dolby. MADE IN ENGLAND on labels. Printed In England H inside flap. ℗ 1959”
Cat#: CSP 244