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MUSICIAN Born: August 27, 1925

Tony Crombie

ARTICLE: ALBUM REVIEW March 6, 2020

New Stories: Speakin' Out

Read "Speakin' Out" reviewed by Jack Bowers

By JACK BOWERS

New Stories is a seasoned piano trio (and a very good one) rendered even more persuasive on Speakin' Out by the singular presence (on five of nine tracks) of renowned saxophone maestro Ernie Watts. The trio itself consists of pianist Marc Seales, bassist Doug Miller and drummer (and Origin Records founder) John Bishop. The wide-selling album, ...

ARTICLE: PROFILE April 10, 2012

Will The Real Joe Harriott Please Stand Up?

Read "Will The Real Joe Harriott Please Stand Up?" reviewed by Duncan Heining

By DUNCAN HEINING

The Jamaican saxophhonist Joe Harriott was, without doubt, one of the most important and innovative jazz musicians to emerge in Britain in the fifties and early sixties. He arrived in Britain in 1951 with Ozzie Da Costa's band, which was en route for an engagement in Germany playing US army bases. Much to his erstwhile boss's ...

Whole Lotta Tony

By TONY CROMBIE

Label: TES
Released: 1961

Four Favourite Film Themes

By TONY CROMBIE

Label: TES
Released: 1961

Man From Interpol / Interpol Cha Cha Cha

By TONY CROMBIE

Label: TES
Released: 1959

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