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| Newcastle Big Band | |
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| Background information | |
| Origin: | Newcastle upon Tyne, England, UK |
| Years active: | late 1960s - YYYY |
| Label(s): | Wudwink |
| Associated acts: | Phoenix Jazzmen, Earthrise, Last Exit |
| Website: | none |
| Members | |
| Gerry Richardson John Hedley Don Eddie Steve Langdon Gordon Sumner Lance Liddle ... | |
Contents
Band history
Sting auditioned for the Newcastle Big Band at the Gosforth Hotel probably in early 1973.
A report in Courier (November 8, 1972) about the upcoming November 10 "All Night Rag" mentions Gerry Richardson on bass, so Sting was probably not a member yet.
According to Lance Liddle Sting was already a member in the first three months of 1973 - Lance Liddle was still a member then, but left before the band's LP was made.
Band members
- Andy Hudson - bandleader, electric piano
- John Hedley - guitar
- Kevin Healey - guitar
- Don Eddie - drums
- Jackie Denton - drums
- Gordon Sumner - bass and backing vocals
- Lance Liddle
- Graham Sheppard - baritone saxophone
- Pat Crumley - alto saxophone
- Cormac Loane - alto saxophone
- Nigel Stanger - tenor saxophone
- Charlie Carmichael - tenor saxophone
- Steve Langdon - tenor saxophone
- Alistair Atkinson - tenor saxophone
- Geoff Hedley - tenor & soprano saxophone
- John Pearce (or Pierce) - trumpet
- Pete Volpe - trumpet
- David Lord - trumpet
- Colin Aitchison - trumpet
- Malcolm Hutton - trumpet
- Alf Parker - trumpet
- Aldo Bertorelli - trumpet
- Robert Tipady - trumpet
- Gordon Solomon - trombone
- Brian Chester - trombone
- Mike Walsh - trombone
- Ronnie Maclean - trombone
Discography
Awards & Honors
Summarize major awards here in list format, as well as awards received not specific to a particular album, song, film or other release.
Quotations and Trivia
Among the songs the band performed were Woody Herman's Woody's Whistle, Duke Ellington's Take The "A" Train, Charles Mingus' Better Get Hit In Your Soul.
See also
This section needs more information. It should include intra-wiki links to relevant articles that further detail the band's history, including potentially Filmography (BAND NAME), Bibliography (BAND NAME), Performances (BAND NAME). If separate articles on these subjects do not exist, you may wish to add appropriate header sections in this article instead.
External links
References
sources: Broken Music [[Category:Related artists (Sting)]
