   
Calligraph Catalogue
Prices:
CLGCD (Compact Disc) £ 12.00
CLGCD (Double Compact Disc) £ 17.00
CLGLP & SOS (12" Vinyl Album) £ 7.00
ZCLG (Chrome Audio Cassette) £ 7.00
CLGS (7" Vinyl Single) £ 3.00
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NEW RELEASE:
CLGCD 044
Humphrey Lyttelton and His Band - "Cornucopia"
The Band's
latest studio CD, first in a volume of two, recorded in November 2006 is out now, featuring the latest
8-piece line-up
of the Band.
CLGCD 043
Trio Time - "Jazz
Jubilation!" -
Back once again, Ted
Beament, John Rees-Jones and Adrian Macintosh
join forces for another superb studio
album, recorded in December 2004
CLGCD 042
Humphrey Lyttelton and His Band - "Sad,
Sweet Songs and Crazy Rhythms"
The Band's studio CD, recorded in November 2004.
CLGCD 041
Humphrey Lyttelton and His Band - "Triple Exposure"/"Humph in Perspective"/
"Kath Meets Humph" and "Humph Swings
Out"
These four classic LP's,
recorded in the late 50's are finally available together on one double CD -
out now."
CLGCD
040 Humphrey Lyttelton and His Band - "Hallelujah
Hoedown!"
The Band's studio CD, recorded in September 2002
Sadly, out of stock, with no plans to re-print
STREBHL01 Elkie
Brooks and Humphrey Lyttelton and His Band - "Trouble In Mind!"
The
CD of the studio sessions recorded in March 2002.
We can let you have a copy for
£15 plus P + P.
CLGCD
039 Trio Time - "Sweet September". Ted
Beament, Paul Bridge and Adrian Macintosh team
up again for another excellent album
for Calligraph. Sadly, out of stock, with no plans to re-print
CLGCD
038 Humphrey Lyttelton and his Band -
"Humph At The Conway"
& "Jazz At The Royal Festival Hall. Sadly, out of stock, with no plans to re-print
The much requested classic LP's from the mid
50's, for so long regarded as some of the Band's finest live work
are
now available together on one CD. Out
now.
CLGCD
037 Humphrey Lyttelton and his Band -
"Between Friends".
The eagerly awaited, brand new studio album
with a 'Jam session feel' from Humph and the Band,
featuring special guests; vocalist Stacey
Kent and saxophonist Jim Tomlinson who regularly join the Band
on-stage for numerous live performances.
Out now. Sadly, out of stock, with no plans to re-print
CLGCD 036 Trio Time -
"How Beautiful Is Night". Ted Beament, Paul Bridge and Adrian Macintosh team
up
for a stunning debut album for
Calligraph. Sadly, out of stock, with no plans to re-print
HUMPHREY LYTTELTON & HIS BAND
CLGCD 035-4
"BAD
PENNY BLUES!" (1998)
- Sadly, out of stock, with no plans to re-print
Volume Four (in a set of four) comprising 25 original
recordings from ‘the Parlophones 1949 - 1959".
CLGCD 035-3
"SHAKE
IT AND BREAK IT!" (1998)
Volume Three
(in a set of four) comprising 25 original
recordings from ‘the Parlophones 1949 - 1959".
CLGCD 035-2
"ONE
MAN WENT TO BLOW!" (1998)
Volume Two (in a set of four) comprising 25 original
recordings from ‘the Parlophones 1949 - 1959".
CLGCD 035-1
"COME
ON AND STOMP, STOMP, STOMP!" (1998)
Volume One (in a set of four) comprising 25 original
recordings from ‘the Parlophones 1949 - 1959".
CLGCD 034 HELEN
& HUMPH. 1998 - "SING, SWING TOGETHER...AGAIN" Sadly, out of stock, with no plans to re-print
Helen Shapiro, Humphrey Lyttelton, Kathy Stobart, Jimmy Hastings, Pete Strange, Ted
Beament, Paul Bridge and Adrian Macintosh.
CLGCD 033
HUMPHREY LYTTELTON & HIS BAND With Joe Temperley and Alan
Barnes. 1996 - "...LAY ‘EM
STRAIGHT!"
Humphrey Lyttelton (trumpet, tenor horn), Jimmy Hastings (alto, flute), Kathy Stobart
(tenor sax, baritone sax), Pete Strange (trombone), Ted Beament (piano), Paul Bridge
(bass), Adrian Macintosh (drums). With guests Joe Temperley (baritone sax, soprano
sax) and Alan Barnes (alto, clarinet). Sadly, out of stock, with no plans to re-print
CLGCD 032
MAXINE DANIELS. 1996 - "THE MEMORY OF TONIGHT"
CLGCD 030 HUMPHREY
LYTTELTON & ACKER BILK. 1994 - "THREE IN THE MORNING"
Sadly, out of stock, with no plans to re-print
ZCLG 030 With John Barnes, Dave Green, Dave Cliff and Bobby Worth.
CLGCD 029 HUMPHREY
LYTTELTON & HIS BAND. 1993 - "HEAR ME TALKIN’ TO YA"
The Band features Jimmy Hastings, Kathy Stobart, Pete Strange, Stan Greig, Paul Bridge
and Adrian Macintosh.
CLGCD 027 HUMPHREY
LYTTELTON & ACKER BILK. 1992 - "AT SUNDOWN"
Sadly, out of stock, with no plans to re-print
ZCLG 027
CLGCD 026 HUMPHREY LYTTELTON & HIS BAND.
1991 - "ROCK ME GENTLY" Sadly, out of stock, with no plans to re-print
ZCLG 026 The first album since Kathy Stobart re-joined the Band in April 1991. This
contains the familiar and successful Lyttelton mix of originals (by Buck Clayton, Kenny
Graham, Harry South and Humph himself), Ellingtonia ("Jack the Bear", "The
Lady of the Lavender Mist") and standards ("My Funny Valentine",
"Frankie and Johnny", "St Louis Blues"). Guest guitarist Dave Cliff
lends a jam session air to several tracks.
- Sadly, deleted.
CLGCD 024 DON
HARPER’S AUSTRALIAN CHAMBER JAZZ ENSEMBLE. 1982 - "SYDNEY SUNDAY"
ZCLG 024 The late Don Harper returned to his native Australia several years ago after living
and working in London for almost 30 years, building a big reputation in studios and jazz
spots alike for his superb jazz violin playing. This album was made in Australia not long
after his return and features his nephew, Stephen McKenna, on guitar. They make an
exciting team in a wide range of repertoire from standards to classical adaptations and
originals.
ZCLG 023 MAXINE DANIELS. 1990 - "THAT’S
ALL"
A combination of the late Maxine Daniels and world-class trombonist Roy Williams guarantees the
impeccable quality of this collection of great songs. The Graeme Culham Trio with Ted
Beament on piano rounds off a third Calligraph winner for Maxine.
CLGCD 021 HUMPHREY LYTTTELTON & HIS BAND.
1989 - "BEANO BOOGIE"
ZCLG 021 The first from the Humph Band featuring the sensational new
recruit, saxist Alan Barnes.
CLGCD 020 BONE STRUCTURE. 1988 - "BONE
STRUCTURE"
ZCLG 020 Five young trombonists, led by
the much-acclaimed Mark Nightingale, form an invincible
CLGLP 020 team on their debut recording.
CLGLP 019 JOHN BARNES & HIS QUARTET. 1988 - "FANCY OUR MEETING"
Believe it or not, John’s first ever album solely under his own name, with Collin
Bates, piano, Ian Scott Taylor, bass, Eddie Taylor, drums and young sax sensation Alan (no
relation) Barnes guesting on reeds. A jazz best-seller within weeks.
CLGLP 017 BOB BARNARD WITH THE INTERNATIONAL
SET. 1986 - "CLASS"
CLGLP 017
World-class Australian cornetist Bob Barnard leads an international "dream band"
with the late Dick Welstood on piano from the US and Brits Roy Williams, Danny Moss, Dave
Green and Allan Ganley.
ZCLG 016 MAXINE DANIELS. 1987 - "A POCKETFUL OF
DREAMS"
Maxine returns to Calligraph for another wonderfully poised set of great songs.
Backings include the all-star sax team of Roy Willox, Tommy Whittle, Danny Moss and John
Barnes.
CLGLP 015 HUMPHREY LYTTELTON & HIS BAND.
1987 - "GIGS"
The Humphrey Lyttelton Band in top form, featuring some of the favourites from the
Band’s 1987 stage show .. Ellington’s "Black Butterfly" and
"Happy Go Lucky Local" and Humph’s own "Caribana Queen".
CLGLP 014 HELEN SHAPIRO. 1987 - "THE QUALITY
OF MERCER"
From a stage show devised by Benny Green, Helen Shapiro covers no less than
thirty-eight lyrics by the great Johnny Mercer, backed by the all-star team of Brian
Lemon, piano, Lennie Bush, bass, Bobby Orr, drums and guest star Tommy Whittle on tenor.
Helen’s second smash hit for Calligraph!
CLGLP 013 THE HUMPHREY LYTTELTON - RUSSELL
DAVIES REPERTORY ALL STARS. 1986 -
"GONNA CALL MY CHILDREN HOME"
The subject of a BBC TV documentary early in 1987, this recording session aimed, after
much research, to convey the probable sound of the legendary Buddy Bolden Band at the turn
of the century. With band and piano ragtime pieces thrown in, plus two tracks by the All
Stars in their own right, this 56 minute album truly represents THE WORLD OF BUDDY BOLDEN.
CLGLP 008 BUDDY TATE WITH HUMPHREY LYTTELTON.
1985 - "LONG TALL TENOR"
The former Count Basie tenor sax star fronts the 1985 Humphrey Lyttelton Band in an
album which Buddy regards as one of his best ever - and the critics seem to agree.
CLGLP 005 HUMPHREY LYTTELTON & HIS BAND.
1984 - "HUMPH AT THE BULL’S HEAD"
ZCLG 005 A "live" session that highlights the variety
of the 1984 Band’s stage show. Favourites include Ellington’s "Echoes
of Harlem" and Buck Clayton’s "Toot Sweet".
ZCLG 004 THE STAN GREIG TRIO. 1985 - "BLUES EVERY
TIME"
Powerful blues and boogie woogie performances in which unusual tunes such as
"Love For Sale", "Willow Weep For Me" and Paul Desmond’s
"Take Five" rub shoulders with the likes of Stan’s show-stopper "Honky
Tonk Train Blues".
ZCLG 003 BRUCE TURNER. 1984 - "THE DIRTY
BOPPER"
Bruce Turner’s highly successful album was his first ever quartet album under his
own name. It’s popularity owes as much to the imaginative guitar playing of Dave
Cliff and the classy rhythm support of Dave Green and Eddie Taylor, as to Bruce’s own
alto clarinet playing of world-class originality.
URCD147 - This recording is
also available on CD through Upbeat Recordings.
This is a well-loved Calligraph re-issue onto CD format with the addition of three extra
tracks of Humpnhrey Lyttelton and his band live at the Bull's Head in Barnes.
Humph himself is very pleased with the CD and it really is a must for all Bruce Turner
fans.
CLGLP 001 HUMPHREY LYTTELTON & HIS BAND.
1983 - "IT SEEMS LIKE YESTERDAY …"
Humph’s partner in his first great band of 1948-56, clarinettist Wally Fawkes,
joins the 1983 Lyttelton Band in a great reunion that blends nostalgia with originality.
Also available:
URCD138 - "This
Old Gang of Ours"
Humphrey Lyttelton, Kenny Davern, John Barnes, Mick Hutton, Martin Litton and Colin Bowden
Recorded at Porcupine Studios in 1985/6. Includes Jackass Blues, That Old Gang of Mine,
and Who's Sorry Now?
Avalible on CD from the Upbeat Recordings
Web Site
Jan 2004
ZCLG 023 MAXINE DANIELS. 1990 - "THAT’S
ALL"
A combination of the late Maxine Daniels and world-class trombonist Roy Williams guarantees the
impeccable quality of this collection of great songs. The Graeme Culham Trio with Ted
Beament on piano rounds off a third Calligraph winner for Maxine.
CLGCD 021 HUMPHREY LYTTTELTON & HIS BAND.
1989 - "BEANO BOOGIE"
ZCLG 021 The first from the Humph Band featuring the sensational new
recruit, saxist Alan Barnes.
CLGCD 020 BONE STRUCTURE. 1988 - "BONE
STRUCTURE"
ZCLG 020 Five young trombonists, led by
the much-acclaimed Mark Nightingale, form an invincible
CLGLP 020 team on their debut recording.
CLGLP 019 JOHN BARNES & HIS QUARTET. 1988 - "FANCY OUR MEETING"
Believe it or not, John’s first ever album solely under his own name, with Collin
Bates, piano, Ian Scott Taylor, bass, Eddie Taylor, drums and young sax sensation Alan (no
relation) Barnes guesting on reeds. A jazz best-seller within weeks.
CLGLP 017 BOB BARNARD WITH THE INTERNATIONAL
SET. 1986 - "CLASS"
CLGLP 017
World-class Australian cornetist Bob Barnard leads an international "dream band"
with the late Dick Welstood on piano from the US and Brits Roy Williams, Danny Moss, Dave
Green and Allan Ganley.
ZCLG 016 MAXINE DANIELS. 1987 - "A POCKETFUL OF
DREAMS"
Maxine returns to Calligraph for another wonderfully poised set of great songs.
Backings include the all-star sax team of Roy Willox, Tommy Whittle, Danny Moss and John
Barnes.
CLGLP 015 HUMPHREY LYTTELTON & HIS BAND.
1987 - "GIGS"
The Humphrey Lyttelton Band in top form, featuring some of the favourites from the
Band’s 1987 stage show .. Ellington’s "Black Butterfly" and
"Happy Go Lucky Local" and Humph’s own "Caribana Queen".
CLGLP 014 HELEN SHAPIRO. 1987 - "THE QUALITY
OF MERCER"
From a stage show devised by Benny Green, Helen Shapiro covers no less than
thirty-eight lyrics by the great Johnny Mercer, backed by the all-star team of Brian
Lemon, piano, Lennie Bush, bass, Bobby Orr, drums and guest star Tommy Whittle on tenor.
Helen’s second smash hit for Calligraph!
CLGLP 013 THE HUMPHREY LYTTELTON - RUSSELL
DAVIES REPERTORY ALL STARS. 1986 -
"GONNA CALL MY CHILDREN HOME"
The subject of a BBC TV documentary early in 1987, this recording session aimed, after
much research, to convey the probable sound of the legendary Buddy Bolden Band at the turn
of the century. With band and piano ragtime pieces thrown in, plus two tracks by the All
Stars in their own right, this 56 minute album truly represents THE WORLD OF BUDDY BOLDEN.
CLGLP 008 BUDDY TATE WITH HUMPHREY LYTTELTON.
1985 - "LONG TALL TENOR"
The former Count Basie tenor sax star fronts the 1985 Humphrey Lyttelton Band in an
album which Buddy regards as one of his best ever - and the critics seem to agree.
CLGLP 005 HUMPHREY LYTTELTON & HIS BAND.
1984 - "HUMPH AT THE BULL’S HEAD"
ZCLG 005 A "live" session that highlights the variety
of the 1984 Band’s stage show. Favourites include Ellington’s "Echoes
of Harlem" and Buck Clayton’s "Toot Sweet".
ZCLG 004 THE STAN GREIG TRIO. 1985 - "BLUES EVERY
TIME"
Powerful blues and boogie woogie performances in which unusual tunes such as
"Love For Sale", "Willow Weep For Me" and Paul Desmond’s
"Take Five" rub shoulders with the likes of Stan’s show-stopper "Honky
Tonk Train Blues".
ZCLG 003 BRUCE TURNER. 1984 - "THE DIRTY
BOPPER"
Bruce Turner’s highly successful album was his first ever quartet album under his
own name. It’s popularity owes as much to the imaginative guitar playing of Dave
Cliff and the classy rhythm support of Dave Green and Eddie Taylor, as to Bruce’s own
alto clarinet playing of world-class originality.
URCD147 - This recording is
also available on CD through Upbeat Recordings.
This is a well-loved Calligraph re-issue onto CD format with the addition of three extra
tracks of Humpnhrey Lyttelton and his band live at the Bull's Head in Barnes.
Humph himself is very pleased with the CD and it really is a must for all Bruce Turner
fans.
CLGLP 001 HUMPHREY LYTTELTON & HIS BAND.
1983 - "IT SEEMS LIKE YESTERDAY …"
Humph’s partner in his first great band of 1948-56, clarinettist Wally Fawkes,
joins the 1983 Lyttelton Band in a great reunion that blends nostalgia with originality.
Also available:
URCD138 - "This
Old Gang of Ours"
Humphrey Lyttelton, Kenny Davern, John Barnes, Mick Hutton, Martin Litton and Colin Bowden
Recorded at Porcupine Studios in 1985/6. Includes Jackass Blues, That Old Gang of Mine,
and Who's Sorry Now?
Avalible on CD from the Upbeat Recordings
Web Site
Jan 2004
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