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Written-By – Tubby Hayes. 2. A Night In Tunisia. Written-By – Dizzy Gillespie, Frank Paparelli.

A2. Night In Tunisia. Written-By – Gillespie, Papparelli. Tenor Saxophone, Flute, Vibraphone – Tubby Hayes. Tenor Saxophone, Oboe, Bass Clarinet – Bob Efford. Trombone – Chris Smith (15), Johnny Marshall (3), Keith Christie, Nat Peck. Trumpet – Greg Bowen, Ian Hamer, Kenny Baker, Kenny Wheeler, Les Condon.

Album: Blue Hayes - The Tempo Anthology. Tubby Hayes - Blues In Two Modes The Ultimate Live Experience, 2009 06:47. Tubby Hayes - Too Marvellous For Words The Very Best Of, 2009 06:03. Artist: Tubby Hayes Tubby Hayes Orchestra.

1967: 100% Proof (Fontana STL 5410) – The Tubby Hayes Orchestra. 1967: Mexican Green (Fontana SFJL 911) – Tubby Hayes Quartet. 1967: For Members Only: '67 Live – Tubby Hayes Quartet. Volume 01' (Savage Solweig SS-001CD). Jack Massarik – "Mr. 100 Percent" (in Jazzwise 90, September 2005). Simon Spillett – The Long Shadow of The Little Giant: The Life, Work and Legacy of Tubby Hayes. ISBN 978-1781791738). GRO Register of Births: MAR 1935 1b 171 PANCRAS – Edward B. Hayes, mmn Roche. GRO Register of Deaths: JUN 1973 5b 1627 HAMMERSMITH, DoB 30 January 1935. Wilmer, Valerie: Talkin' with Tubby.

Is 100% Proof the best album by The Tubby Hayes Orchestra? BestEverAlbums. com brings together thousands of 'greatest ever album' charts and calculates an overall ranking. This album At A Glance. 100% Proof by The Tubby Hayes Orchestra (1967) Overall rank: 64,845th. Accolades: Top albums of 1967 (458th). Top albums of the 1960s (3,590th). Best albums of all time (64,845th).

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100% Proof: Tho Complete Tabby Hoyes Discography Names & Numbers Diseographieal Publications Compiled by Simon Spillett and C. Tom Davis, 2015, 251 pages, loose leaf. Living in London gave me the chance to see most of these great musicians play live. Alas, I never got to see Tubby Hayes, the subject of this book although I have a fair amount of his work on vinyl and CD. Edward Brian "Tubby" Hayes was born in London in 1935, becoming one of England's top tenor saxophone players as well as being an above average performer on both the vibraphone and flute, having commenced his professional career on tenor saxophone in 1951 with trumpeter Kenny Baker's band.

100% Proof was recorded in 1966 with a big band which included some of the top British jazz musicians of the time. It opens with the title track, a Hayes original lasting nearly 14 minutes which gives plenty of time for Tubbs to stretch out, initially with an almost "free" passage. The remaining tracks are familiar jazz standards - Night in Tunisia, Milestones, Sunnymoon for Two, Bluesology, and Nutty

Tubby Hayes 100% Proof Fontana 1966/2005. But being as this is 100% Proof, the most powerful big band album in the world, and would blow your head clean off, you've got to ask yourself one question: Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya punk? As a jazz fan himself, I'm sure Clint 'Dirty Harry' Eastwood wouldn't object too much to the plagiarising and adaptation of one of his most famous lines, but it does seem strangely appropriate to apply it to one of the best big band albums ever made. So without doubt, Tubby Hayes was a global player who, had he lived longer than his 38 years and been in good health, which had steadily deteriorated over the latter part of his life, would have been recognised as the most significant and talented musician to emanate from the United Kingdom, even in comparison to other later eminences from Britain including the redoubtable.