Album · 1957
Ted Heath Plays Al Jolson Classics
- Released
- 1957
- Label
- London Records
- Catalogue no.
- LL 1776
- Tracklist
- 12 tracks
- Length
- 28:53
- Country
- US
“Ted Heath Plays Al Jolson Classics” is an album by Ted Heath, released in 1957 on London Records. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 28:53. The line-up features Bert Ezard (trumpet), Bobby Pratt (trumpet), Don Lusher (trombone), Duncan Campbell (trumpet) and Eddie Blair (trumpet).
Who played on Ted Heath Plays Al Jolson Classics
- Bert Ezard trumpet all tracks
- Bobby Pratt trumpet all tracks
- Don Lusher trombone all tracks
- Duncan Campbell trumpet all tracks
- Eddie Blair trumpet all tracks
- Frank Horrox piano all tracks
- Henry McKenzie saxophone all tracks
- Jimmy Coombes trombone all tracks
- Johnny Hawksworth bass all tracks
- Keith Christie trombone all tracks
- Ken Kiddier saxophone all tracks
- Leslie Gilbert saxophone all tracks
- Red Price saxophone all tracks
- Ronnie Chamberlain saxophone all tracks
- Ronnie Verrell drums (drum set) all tracks
- Wally Smith trombone all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Toot, Toot, Tootsie 2:10
- A2 Rock-A-Bye Your Baby With A Dixie Melody 3:10
- A3 Waiting For The Robert E. Lee 2:10
- A4 Swanee 2:30
- A5 My Mammy 2:15
- A6 Give My Regards To Broadway 1:45
- B1 April Showers 3:15
- B2 There's A Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder 2:38
- B3 Sonny Boy 2:30
- B4 I'm Just Wild About Harry — Eubie Blake 2:00
- B5 Back In Your Own Backyard 2:30
- B6 California, Here I Come 2:00
More albums by Ted Heath
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Ted Heath Plays Al Jolson Classics?
The line-up of Ted Heath Plays Al Jolson Classics includes Bert Ezard (trumpet), Bobby Pratt (trumpet), Don Lusher (trombone), Duncan Campbell (trumpet), Eddie Blair (trumpet), Frank Horrox (piano), Henry McKenzie (saxophone) and Jimmy Coombes (trombone).
Which label released Ted Heath Plays Al Jolson Classics?
Ted Heath Plays Al Jolson Classics was released in 1957 on London Records (LL 1776).
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