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Ken Colyer (* 18. April 1928 in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk; † 8. März 1988 in Les Issambres in Südfrankreich) war ein britischer Jazz- und Skifflemusiker.
Kenneth Colyer (18 April 1928 – 8 March 1988) was an English jazz trumpeter and cornetist, devoted to New Orleans jazz. His band was also known for skiffle interludes. [2]
5. Feb. 2013 · Ken Colyer's 1953 recording of his own tune - Going Home - with Ken on trumpet were Monty Sunshine clarinet, Chris Barber on trombone, Tony Donegan banjo, Ji...
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6. Juni 2013 · KEN COLYER - CANAL STREET BLUES. 1972 recording of CANAL STREET BLUES by Ken Colyer's Allstars at the 'Dancing Slipper' in Nottingham Along with Ken on trumpet was Sammy Rimmington -...
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Ken Colyer with Monty Sunshine´s Jazzband 1981 in Hamburg
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11. Sept. 2020 · Ken Colyer (1928-1988) remains a pivotal figure in the development of Traditional Jazz in the UK. When his older brother, Bill, joined the army in World War Two, Ken was left in charge of his jazz and blues record collection, and became hooked on early jazz.
Kenneth Colyer (18 March 1928 – 8 February 1988) was an English jazz trumpeter, cornetist and composer who was devoted to New Orleans Jazz. His band was also well-known for its skiffle interludes. Although he was born in Great Yarmouth, he grew up in Soho and joined his church choir.
