KEN COLYER JAZZMEN - Bye 'n Bye

[@trig6712]

Excellent Music then and now forever

[@dennisjohnson4460]

the one and only saw him many times always a joy thanks KEN

[@artosiitonen5394]

Ken Colyer: magnicent trumpetist! I always enjoy in listening his many-sided style.

[@hcarrington4938]

Arto Siitonen

[@johnbrignal238]

Love your homely presentation. Listen very often and enjoy the music, Thanks.

[@Lainiodurrant]

Even better today! Thanks once more

[@Lainiodurrant]

Thanks again!

[@johnrose7491]

Bloody MARVELLOUS

[@davebutton9347]

Thank you Ken. The Guv'nor.1955

[@johnbudd8181]

Ken Colyer was one of the very few British jazzmen who understood and (with his band) always played jazz in the original New Orleans style. He was often referred to as "The Guvnor".

[@johndowson7929]

Ken a great player , soon as I heard the clarinet I said to myself he's good , then I checked who it was Ian Wheeler , god he had a long run with Chris

[@dixielandsk]

Nezaboravniot Ken; eden od gollemata slavna cetvorka na tradicionalniot britanski dixiland. Golem e negovi😊ot tvorecki opus. Toj ke bese uste pogolem, no zal 😊odamna go nema megju nas. Negovoto delo ke zivee vecno. Dusan Stojanovski

[@malcolmarcher6986]

Roman, I believe this is the Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway based in North East Lincolnshire. Check out the notice on the fence on the left at 1.23 mins into the video.

[@RomanAdar]

Thanks and I greatly appreciate it.

[@schschaefer1]

Men at work: Great the same rhythm of movie & melody....

[@RomanAdar]

Excellent music and the video as well. Thanks for sharing. BTW as a side note I would love to know where are these amazing trains located????

[@barrycarlson1560]

Ken WAS the "Guvnor " any band he played with just shone

[@otakurailfan]

what railway is this?

[@petekernow1]

I think it may be Cleethorpes, on the east coast of England.

[@johnbradney5817]

Thank you for providing me with my favourite jazz, in particular Ken Colyier. Have you anything of the 1960 band featuring Graham Stewart?