Humble played with Kurt Edelhagen in Cologne from 1957 to 1967,[1] in addition to recording with Heinz Kretschmar and Dusko Goykovich. He played with Kenny Clarke and Francy Boland in 1961, and soon after became the lead altoist with the Clarke-Boland Big Band.[1] He toured with the group until 1968, when he was seriously injured in a mugging in Cologne; Phil Woods temporarily took over lead alto in Clarke-Boland while he recovered. He played with Gordon Beck in 1969, then returned to Clarke-Boland in 1970, though he was unable to make a full recovery. He played briefly with Phil Seamen in London, shortly before his death in early 1971.[1]
derek, humble, this, article, needs, additional, citations, verification, please, help, improve, this, article, adding, citations, reliable, sources, unsourced, material, challenged, removed, find, sources, news, newspapers, books, scholar, jstor, september, 2. This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Derek Humble news newspapers books scholar JSTOR September 2020 Learn how and when to remove this template message Derek Humble March 1930 22 February 1971 was an English jazz alto saxophonist 1 Humble was born in Livingston County Durham England and played professionally from his teenage years 1 He was working with Kathy Stobart by 1950 and played with Vic Lewis in 1951 and Jack Parnell in 1952 1 He worked with Ronnie Scott from 1953 until 1956 and recorded with Tony Crombie Victor Feldman Arnold Ross Kenny Graham and Jimmy Deuchar in the 1950s 1 He played with Oscar Rabin in 1956 then returned to duty under Scott for a tour of the United States Humble played with Kurt Edelhagen in Cologne from 1957 to 1967 1 in addition to recording with Heinz Kretschmar and Dusko Goykovich He played with Kenny Clarke and Francy Boland in 1961 and soon after became the lead altoist with the Clarke Boland Big Band 1 He toured with the group until 1968 when he was seriously injured in a mugging in Cologne Phil Woods temporarily took over lead alto in Clarke Boland while he recovered He played with Gordon Beck in 1969 then returned to Clarke Boland in 1970 though he was unable to make a full recovery He played briefly with Phil Seamen in London shortly before his death in early 1971 1 Discography EditAs sideman Edit With Kurt Edelhagen Kurt Edelhagen Presents Polydor 1957 A Toast to the Bands Polydor 1959 Kurt Edelhagen amp Wolfgang Sauer Amiga 1965 Kurt Edelhagen Amiga 1965 With the Kenny Clarke Francy Boland Big Band The Golden 8 Blue Note 1961 Jazz Is Universal Atlantic 1962 Handle with Care Atlantic 1963 Now Hear Our Meanin Columbia 1966 Swing Waltz Swing Philips 1966 Sax No End SABA 1967 Out of the Folk Bag Columbia 1967 17 Men and Their Music Campi 1967 All Smiles MPS 1968 Latin Kaleidoscope MPS 1968 Fellini 712 MPS 1969 All Blues MPS 1969 More Smiles MPS 1969 Faces MPS 1971 Off Limits Polydor 1971 The Second Greatest Jazz Big Band in the World Black Lion 1972 Open Door Muse 1975 November Girl with Carmen McRae Black Lion 1976 Clarke Boland Big Band en Concert avec Europe 1 Trema 1992 With others Jimmy Deuchar Pub Crawling Contemporary 1957 Jimmy Deuchar Pal Jimmy Tempo 1958 Victor Feldman In London Vol 2 Big Band Tempo 1957 Victor Feldman Suite Sixteen Contemporary 1958 Mark Murphy Midnight Mood SABA 1968 Bill Ramsey Paul Kuhn Ballads amp Blues Columbia 1965 Ronnie Scott Presenting the Ronnie Scott Sextet Philips 1957 References EditFootnotes a b c d e f g Colin Larkin ed 1992 The Guinness Who s Who of Jazz First ed Guinness Publishing p 217 8 ISBN 0 85112 580 8 General referencesBarry Kernfeld Derek Humble Grove Jazz online Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Derek Humble amp oldid 1107249102, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
