Selaws
Well-Known Member
Dizzy Reece & Tubby Hayes - Changing the Jazz at Buckingham Palace (Savoy, 1957 First Mono Pressing)
Ignoring the cheesy title and photo, which was clearly used as a gimmick in the US market, this session is absolutely fantastic. Its a wonder that Hayes and Reece didn't get much recognition in the states during their prime (even though they both recorded over there). In fact, after Alfred Lion played a recording of Reece and Hayes to Art Blakey, the drummer was so impressed that he seriously considered hiring them both as part of his jazz messengers.
Ignoring the cheesy title and photo, which was clearly used as a gimmick in the US market, this session is absolutely fantastic. Its a wonder that Hayes and Reece didn't get much recognition in the states during their prime (even though they both recorded over there). In fact, after Alfred Lion played a recording of Reece and Hayes to Art Blakey, the drummer was so impressed that he seriously considered hiring them both as part of his jazz messengers.