Sir John Dankworth at the 麻豆社
Cleo Laine introduces a tribute to the late jazz musician, big band leader and composer for TV and film, John Dankworth, featuring a variety of performances from the 麻豆社 archive.
With an introduction from his widow Dame Cleo Laine, this programme pays tribute to Sir John Dankworth, jazz musician, big band leader and composer for TV and film.
Featuring a wide variety of performances from the 麻豆社 archive, it includes John playing saxophone in the company of his hero Duke Ellington from Monitor 1958, an appearance with his orchestra at the Royal Variety Performance 1962, classic tracks from the series Jazz 625 including John's band accompanying Cleo Laine, and Cleo and John's 2007 performance on Later with Jools Holland.
Information captions give background details about the tunes played and John's illustrious career. John, who died in February 2010, was a pioneer of modern British jazz and an ambassador for all genres of British music.
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John Dankworth
Take The A Train
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John Dankworth
Winter Wall
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John Dankworth
Just In Time
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John Dankworth
African Waltz
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John Dankworth
Mark I
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John Dankworth
Ghosts
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John Dankworth & Cleo Laine
Woman Talk
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John Dankworth
A Hogs Head of Hogarth
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John Dankworth & Henry Mancini
The Pink Panther Theme
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John Dankworth & Henry Mancini
Baby Elephant Walk
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John Dankworth & Cleo Laine
Unlucky Woman
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John Dankworth & Cleo Laine
Company
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John Dankworth, Cleo Laine & Sheila Hancock
Make Someone Happy
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John Dankworth & Cleo Laine
Wave
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John Dankworth & Darlington Youth Big Band
Cop This
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John Dankworth
Donna Lee
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John Dankworth & Cleo Laine
Crazy Rhythm
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John Dankworth & Craig David
What聮s Your Flava?
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John Dankworth & Cleo Laine
Fine and Mellow
Credit
Role | Contributor |
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Producer | Andy Dunn |
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