# Stan Tracey
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Stanley William Tracey (30 December 1926 – 6 December 2013) was a British jazz pianist and composer, whose most important influences were Duke Ellington and Thelonious Monk. Tracey's best known recording is the 1965 album Jazz Suite Inspired by Dylan Thomas's "Under Milk Wood", which is based on the BBC radio drama Under Milk Wood, by Dylan Thomas.
== Early career ==
The Second World War meant that Tracey had a disrupted formal education, and he became a professional musician at the age of sixteen as a member of an ENSA touring group playing the accordion, his first instrument.
Stan Tracey
Writer and broadcaster Geoffrey Smith continues his series on the changing perceptions of jazz in Britain, by taking a closer look at the celebrated British pianist and composer Stan Tracey.
Stan was an abiding presence in Geoffrey's jazz media life, as reviewer and interviewer, and Geoffrey think…
AEJiJ Postcard #23
00:00 - Podcast Intro
00:40 - Lindsay Cooper - The Exhibition of Fashions (Rags, 1980)
02:07 - Julie Tippetts - Oceans and Sky (And Questions Why?) (Sunset Glow, 1975)
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Interview with Top Jazz Drummer Clark Tracey (Son of Stan Tracey)
In this interview nutritionists and peak performance coaches Nicola "Nick" Zanetti and Joan Viskant interview one of the most celebrated Jazz Musician in the UK, Clark Tracey.Clark Tracey BEM grew up in a jazz environment as the son of Stan Tracey OBE, CBE, the UK's multi award winning legendary j…
Stan Tracey
Sue Lawley's guest this week is the jazz musician Stan Tracey. He's been at the heart of the British Jazz scene since the 1960s when he was resident pianist at Ronnie Scotts. It was at that time he wrote what has been called the greatest of all British jazz albums - his Under Milk Wood suite.
[Take…
Ep. 4: Jazz Cafes and Bars, Japan's Coziest, Quirkiest Export
Originating in Tokyo, jazz “kissa” coffee shops and bars offer music appreciation with minimal chatter — and have inspired similar spots beyond Japan.
Visit Tokyo Jazz Joints online at https://www.tokyojazzjoints.com
Buy the “Tokyo Jazz Joints” book (by Philip Arneill with James Catchpole) at http…
OK Jazz Episode #175 with special guest Colin Smith
Very special episode today with guest selector Colin Smith! In between introducing some deep jazz cuts from the UK & USA, we have a free-wheeling talk that covers Colin taking me to see Stan Tracey at the Bulls Head in London, the UK jazz scene past and present, Ornette Coleman & Prime Time, and ev…
Episode 6. Mark Armstrong (Trumpet) - 'Cherokee'
Geoff is in Blackheath in South London to meet the greatly respected trumpet player, composer, arranger and educator Mark Armstrong.
Mark opens up about the electrifying moment jazz first captivated him as a schoolboy—a "kinesthetic experience" of colours and sounds that sparked a lifelong pursuit…
Episode 19. Derek Nash (Saxophone) - 'Walkin' Shoes'
Geoff heads east to Essex to catch up with an old friend — the award-winning jazz saxophonist, bandleader, arranger, and recording engineer Derek Nash.
What happens when a lifelong love of saxophone meets decades of sound engineering expertise? Derek Nash's musical journey provides the perfect answ…
Episode 31. Art Themen (Saxophone) - 'It Could Happen To You'
Geoff is in the picturesque Oxfordshire town of Henley on Thames to meet with the wonderful saxophonist (and former orthopaedic surgeon) Art Themen.
What began with a misassembled clarinet and a missing page turned into a life split between the operating theatre and the bandstand, shaped by New Or…
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