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0:05:02

Bob Dwyer’s Bix and Pieces concludes its Griffin Park Jazz Club Show with “When You’re Smiling”

0:04:41

Bob Dwyer is back on vocals for the hugely popular “So Do I” popularised by Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen

0:05:45

Chris Newman takes lead vocals on “Royal Garden Blues” by Bob Dwyer’s Bix and Pieces Jazz Band

0:04:47

“Magic” Mike Henry takes centre stage for “A Kiss To Build A Dream On” recorded by Louis Armstrong

0:02:38

Getting us all in the mood is Bob Dwyer’s Bix and Pieces Jazz Band with “White Christmas”

0:03:21

Keyboards impresario all the way from Portsmouth, Chris Newman has the stage to himself

0:04:40

Written by Oliver Wallace, Harold Weeks in 1918 “Hindustan” has since become a trad jazz standard

0:05:40

Lew Pollack’s 1914 ragtime became a Dixieland jazz standard recorded by the New Orleans Rhythm Kings

0:06:57

Another jazz classic from Bix Beiderbecke in tribute to where he was born “Davenport Blues” (1925).

0:06:36

Full ensemble of Bob Dwyer's Bix and Pieces Jazz Band for “Apex Blues” – lament about a Chic

0:03:22

Clarinet solo by Alan Cresswell of “Maria Elena” written by Lorenzo Barcelata in 1932

0:06:24

Bob Dwyer takes on vocals for “A Hundred Years from Today” the 1933 jazz classic by Jack Teagarden

0:05:16

Another Dixieland jazz standard “Jazz Me Blues” recorded by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band in 1921

0:05:55

Bob Dwyer's Bix and Pieces starts its Christmas Show at Griffin Park Jazz Club at Brentford

0:01:32

Keith Grant bass guitar is back on lead vocals for the last number of a very special evening

0:03:56

“All Or Nothing” by Small Faces from its 1967 debut compilation album ‘From The Beginning’

0:03:15

Another Chuck Berry tune “Don’t You Lie To Me” has Paul Cox lead vocals backed by Eel Pie All Stars

0:05:47

Paul Cox (Soul Intention) has lead vocals for perennial Muddy Waters classic “Hoochie Coochie Man”

0:04:00

“Timeless” Tim Hain joins the party with lead vocals on “Don’t Smile Because It’s Over”

0:04:58

“Promised Land” by Elvis Presley sees Keith Grant bass guitar on lead vocals for the Eel Pi

0:07:25

Michael Goulding lead vocals & guitar – of The Trembling Wilburys joins the Eel Pie All Stars

0:04:42

Rod Stewart’s1974 hit “Sweet Little Rock ‘n’ Roller” off ‘Smiler’ has a Robin Bibi lead guitar intro

0:04:41

Peter French of Leaf Hound, Atomic Rooster, Cactus with lead vocals on “Whatcha Gonna Do About It”

0:03:04

Mick Avory of The Kinks takes lead vocals for his former band’s hit “Dedicated Follower of Fashion”