Newer jazz groups emerged in the local jazz scene namely Swingster Syndicate pioneering in the Post-bop and modern trad jazz and Camerata Jazz known for their Filipino jazz arrangements and sound.
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Trad jazz was a reaction to the big band jazz of the previous decade with its 20 or sometimes even 40 member orchestras named after the band leaders such as Joe Loss and Swing.
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In summary, aside from country, this artist s repertoire included big ballads with big orchestrations, pop, rock, skiffle, modern and trad jazz, R & B, folk and disco.
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By the early 1960s, rock and roll had whittled the enthusiasm for trad jazz to nearly nothing, and Mulligan ended the Magnolia Jazz Band to manage Melly, who was launching a solo career.
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Now as to what the differences were, I can't really describe, but I suspect it has to do with being more at the orchestral end of the spectrum, the opposite end being trad jazz.
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Having taught himself the trumpet at school, Lyttelton became a popular figure of the trad jazz revival, leading his own eight-piece band, which recorded a hit single, " Bad Penny Blues ", in 1956.
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The National Jazz Federation ( NJF ) Festival-as it was originally known-began at the height of the Trad Jazz boom as a successor to the Beaulieu Jazz Festival, initially as a two-day event held at Richmond Athletic Ground.
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His stint with Barber's trad jazz band was interrupted when he was called up for National Service in 1949, but while in the army at Southampton, he was the drummer in Ken Grinyer's Wolverines Jazz Band at a local pub.
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"' The Red Onion Jazz Band "'( c . 1960 2008 ) was a trad jazz band formed in Melbourne ( Australia ) in the early 1960s and was also known as " The Red Onions and " The Onions ".
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In 1957 Dobell established 77 Records-so named because of the store's address-and began recording both British trad jazz and Blue Note and was the first company in the U . K . to make Elektra Records available to the general public.
