Ted Heath was a legendary figure in Great Britain as a band leader, orchestrator and inspiring figure with a certain style floating in between jazz-swing and big-band entertainment. He was probably inspired by Glenn Miller when the two met in London during the wartime. He led Britain’s greatest post-war big bands’ sound, recording more than 100 albums which sold over 20 million copies
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1 . Boy Next Door
2 . Honky Tonk Train Blues
3 . Peter Gunn
4 . Memphis Blues
5 . Topsy
6 . Kings Cross Climax
7 . Frog March
8 . South Rampart Street Parade
9 . Mood Indigo
10 . Patterns in Jazz
11 . Lullaby of the Leaves
12 . Tom Hark
13 . Ill Wind
14 . Sophisticated Lady
15 . Fascinating Rhythm
16 . Sabre Dance
17 . Stranger in Paradise
18 . Madacascar
19 . My Favourite Things
20 . Johnny One Note
21 . Charleston
22 . Wailing Boat
23 . That’s Walking
24 . Blues in the Night
25 . The Carioca
26 . Ring Dem Bells
27 . Cradle Love
28 . Entry of the Gladiators
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Ted Heath – “Kings Cross Climax” (press play to hear preview)
