Syd Lawrence Orchestra 1970's Morcambe & Wise Show - Royal Variety Show - Sez Les
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2020
- Morecambe & Wise Show 1974
The Royal Variety Performance 1970
Sez Les (Les Dawson) 1972-
Morecambe & Wise Clip:
2nd Tenor: Johnny Woods, 2nd Alto: Trevor Bluck, Lead Alto: Andy Taylor, 1st Tenor: Norman Brown, Bari: Pete Whitecross. Tpts (left to right): Brom Harvey, Fred Kelly, Lennie Moakes, Don Banks
Tbns: (Left to right) Miff King, Frank Dixon, Frank Brierley, Austin Gleave. Piano: Bryan Pendleton, Guitar: Alec Cockburn, Bass: Brian Day, Drums: Andy Jervis
All other clips;
Reeds: Barry Thompson, Bill Newton, Norman Brown, Nat Whitworth, George Watts.
Trumpets: Dave Browning, Lenny Moakes, Don Banks, Brom Harvey.
Trombones: Frank Dixon, Bernard Hook, Frank Brierley, Austin Grave.
Drums: Fergie Maynard. Bass: Brian Day. Guitar: Michael Riley. Piano: Brian Pendleton Vocals; Kevin Kent & The Skylarks
After years of looking for our Dad close up I found him. Brom Harvey. The trumpeter next to the drummer.
we lost Dad to cancer 35 years ago, and like Norman Browns son , we miss him still. great days of music.
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My Dad Norman brown sadly passed on January 23rd 2024. 💔
A few bars in, my dad, Alec Coburn, on guitar.
I was there with SLO as his front of house helper at the concerts.Got Vera Lynn's autograph too that day ⁹
Fabulous stuff
Impressionado com a perfeição da reprodução dos arranjos de G. Miller.
great times!!
Lovely
This is lovely and fantastic
So happy to have come across this. I remember going to see the Syd Lawrence Band in Guildhall, Winchester with my Mother, when I was probably 12 years old, and enjoying it so much. So much so, that I went up and asked for their autographs!
I probably gave you a programme and even sold you a recording on tape in those days I travelled with Syd Lawrence in his car that would have been a Rolls Royce Gill
Tight.👍
Thank you for bringing the Syd Lawrence orchestra from the deepest corner of my memory! I remember seeing them on Les Dawson’s show in the seventies quite regularly.
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oh wow! I only just found this now, my dad Norman Brown was tenor sax player in the Syd Lawrence Orchestra for many years, you can see him soloing on Pennsylvania 65000. I miss him terribly and our talks about music, he is now in a care home suffering from Alzheimer’s and vascular dementia.
Very sorry to hear that Sam. I played in bands with your dad and he did some recordings i think with the Andy Prior orchestra I was in at the time. Fantastic sax player & quite a legend amongst fellow musos! My trumpet teacher Dave Browning was also in Syd's band. Best wishes to you and Norman!
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You're very lucky to have found a video of your dad playing. I'm extremely jealous. My dad played professionally in the 20's and 30's in a midwest (Chicago, Ill.) band; I remember he and my mom telling stories about band life, but unfortunately there wasn't any video back then.
Norman was a great friend of my partner Frank Dixon So sad to here news, those were the days Gill .
Unfortunately, my Dad Norman brown sadly passed on January 23rd 2024. 💔@@mikethomas7038
The trumpet player on the left on the Royal Variety is Johnny Lawton I think,
unfortunately my Dad Norman brown sadly passed on January 23rd 2024. 💔
If I didn’t know better I would swear the drummer on the Royal Variety Clip is my old a dear friend, Geoff Myers?
Looks like the Sez Lez recordings were done in one day, and then spliced into some of the endings of the show over the series ?
Yes there was a days rehearsal and then a live recording in the evening with the guest appearance of some very high class performers. I was in the audiece every week when I was a driver for a member of the SLO