George Lewis - At Castle Farm 1964 Release:At Castle Farm 1964 American Music Rec. particularly in such expert hands"

particularly in such expert hands" (both: Penguin Guide 3*)

It was probably the repertory built up in this context that he published under the title Der Fluyten Lust-Hof

the diabolical minds of Miho and the Oorai teams concoct an uber-crafty battle plan to give Momo a second chance at her exams

This recording comes with a handsome booklet

and helped bring the world closer together

George Lewis - At Castle Farm 1964 Release:At Castle Farm 1964 American Music Rec. particularly in such expert hands"This never before released live recording shows just how good George Lewis' band remained right through the 1960s. It features the beautiful trumpet playing of Jack Willis, who George called "the black Bobby Hackett". Also joining in is Joe Robichaux, Louis Nelson, Palcide Adams, Emanuel Sayles & Dave Oxley.