Criss-cross through Fred Dubiez’ record cabinet.
1. Firth of Fourths (J. Dankworth)
Johnny Dankworth & His Orchestra (1959)
LP: ‘Bundle from Britain’ – Top Rank 614
2. If Music be the food of love (J. Dankworth)
3. O Mistress mine (A. Young)
4. Duet of sonnets (J. Dankworth)
5. Winter (Love’s labor lost) (J. Dankworth)
6. Sonnet 147 (D. Ellington/B. Strayhorn)
7. It was a lover and his lass (A. Young)
8. Dunsinane blues (J. Dankworth)
9. Take all my loves (D. Ellington/B. Strayhorn)
10. Blow, blow thou winter wind (A. Young)
11. Sonnet 18 (J. Dankworth)
12. Witches fair and foul (J. Dankworth)
13. Fear no more (J. Dankworth)
14. Sigh no more ladies (A. Young)
15. The compleat works (J. Dankworth)
Cleo Laine & John Dankworth Ensembles (1964)
LP: ‘Shakespeare And All That Jazz’ – Affinity AFF196
16. Ghosts (J. Dankworth)
17. Little Nel (J. Dankworth)
John Dankworth & his Orchestra & Guests (1963)
LP: ‘What the Dickens!’ – Fontana STL5203
18. My man’s gone now (Gershwin/Heyward)
The Tubby Hayes Quintet (1962)
CD: ‘Late Spot at Scott’s’ – EmArcy CD558 183-2
