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1956
Chuck Berry plays at the Memorial Coliseum, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA.
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1956
The Tommy Whittle - Keith Christie Quintet records Lullaby In Rhythm, Lullaby Of Birdland, Lullaby Of The Leaves and Lullaby Of Broadway, for Esquire Records in London. The group line-up is Keith Christie (tb, v-tb), Tommy Whittle (ts), Derek Smith (p), Arthur Watts (b) and Eddie Taylor (d).
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1956
The Tommy Whittle - Keith Christie Quintet records Lullaby In Rhythm, Lullaby Of Birdland, Lullaby Of The Leaves and Lullaby Of Broadway, for Esquire Records in London, UK. The group line-up is Keith Christie (tb, v-tb), Tommy Whittle (ts), Derek Smith (p), Arthur Watts (b) and Eddie Taylor (d).
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1956
The Tommy Whittle - Keith Christie Quintet records Lullaby In Rhythm, Lullaby Of Birdland, Lullaby Of The Leaves and Lullaby Of Broadway, for Esquire Records in London, UK. The group line-up is Keith Christie (tb, v-tb), Tommy Whittle (ts), Derek Smith (p), Arthur Watts (b) and Eddie Taylor (d).
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1956
Harry James And His All-Star Jazz Group featuring Buddy Rich plays the fourth of five nights at The Lagoon, Salt Lake City, USA.
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1956
The Joe Harriott Quartet records Blues Original and My Heart Belongs To Daddy for MGM Records in London, UK. The band line-up features Joe Harriott (alto sax), Johnny Weed (piano), Major Holley (bass) and Phil Seamen (drums).
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1956
The Joe Harriott Quartet records Blues Original and the Cole Porter song My Heart Belongs To Daddy for MGM Records in London, UK. The band line-up features Joe Harriott (alto sax), Johnny Weed (piano), Major Holley (bass) and Phil Seamen (drums).
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