Bob Wallis & His Storyville Jazzmen

Bob Wallis & His Storyville Jazzmen

Bob Wallis & His Storyville Jazzmen

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New Orleans Joys
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Creole Song
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See See Rider
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Casa Bar Boogie Woogie
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I Found a New Baby

Albums

  • 40 of His Essential and Greatest Tracks

    Mar 2015 • 40 songs

  • The Pye Jazz Anthology

    Jan 2002 • 46 songs

  • Live in Leipzig 1976

    Jan 1999 • 12 songs

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Bob Wallis & His Storyville Jazzmen

Biography

b. 3 June 1934, Bridlington, Yorkshire, England, d. 10 January 1991. Wallis started his first band in Bridlington in 1950, which lasted right through to 1957. Later he joined Papa Bue's Viking Jazz Band (1956), Diz Disley's Jazz Band (1957) and, briefly, Acker Bilk's Band (1958). From 1958 he had his own Storyville Jazzmen who were very popular throughout the ‘trad' boom of the late 50s. His own trumpet playing and singing forcefully reflected the influence of Henry ‘Red' Allen. He had two minor UK hits with ‘I'm Shy Mary Ellen I'm Shy' (1961, number 44) and ‘Come Along Please...
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