Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen
Kenny Ball and His Jazzmen was a British jazz band formed in 1958. Born in
Essex, England On May 22, 1930, Kenny Ball was in the vanguard of the
traditional jazz revival which swept the UK in the 1960s. Along with
contemporaries Chris Barber and Acker Bilk, Kenny Ball became a household name
making regular appearances on UK light entertainment TV programs. While their
debut album, Invitation to the Ball, was released in 1960, Kenny Ball and His
Jazzmen didn’t achieve fame until their 1961 rendition of Cole Porter’s
“Samantha” reached Number 2 in the UK charts. The single's follow...
Hawaiian War ChantChris Barber, Acker Bilk, Kenny Ball and Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen
Never on SundayKenny Ball & His Jazzmen and Makadopulos & His Greek Serenaders
The Green Leaves of SummerKenny Ball and Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen
From Russia With LoveKenny Ball and Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen
SukiyakiKenny Ball and Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen
You Must Have Been a Beautiful BabyKenny Ball and Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen
Hawaiian War ChantChris Barber, Acker Bilk, Kenny Ball and Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen
Invitation to the Ball
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Never on SundayKenny Ball & His Jazzmen and Makadopulos & His Greek Serenaders
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The Green Leaves of SummerKenny Ball and Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen
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From Russia With LoveKenny Ball and Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen
Kenny Ball Plays for the Jet Set
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SukiyakiKenny Ball and Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen
Sukiyaki
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You Must Have Been a Beautiful BabyKenny Ball and Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen
Kenny Ball and His Jazzmen
