Tony Davis (tpt) & Ray Foxley (pno) recorded live on cassette tape at the Ye Olde Black Cross, Worcester Rd, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire.
c 1984-1985

Save It Pretty Mama was written by Don Redman, Joe Davis and Pete Denniker and first recorded by Louis Armstrong and His Savoy Ballroom Five in 1928 (released 1929)

Ray and Tony hosted a popular Sunday evening jam session for a couple of years in the early eighties.  It started as a piano solo night, Ray invited Tony to duet (as they regularly did in other settings) and then more musicians came along and joined in over the years.  

It's one of three numbers recorded at the end of the evening.  I don't recall exactly when it was recorded or why I started recording so late.

Save It Pretty Mama

Sweet Georgia Brown

I haven't told her, she hasn't told me (but we know it just the same)

The second episode of the Mycelia 4 Music podcast featuring Brian Hogg.

Mycelia for Music Podcast

Brian Hogg from paidformusic.com

I put my ear right up to @everlove's picture from a tree and this is what I heard.

Wood

an example from work in progress: "Doorstep Manipulations"

Grunt and Shuffle

A conversation first published on 14th September 2009 recorded at the Royal Festival Hall extolling the virtues of making it up as you go along.

lloyddavis