Humphrey Richard Adeane Lyttelton, also known as Humph, was an English jazz musician and broadcaster, and chairman of the BBC radio comedy programme I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue. As a performer, he is perhaps best-remembered for the hit single Bad Penny Blues. Although known as a jazz trumpeter he also played clarinet.
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Bad Penny Blues | The Blues | performer, writer | |
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Take the A Train | Sir John Dankworth at the BBC | performer | |
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Trouble in Mind | Humph's Last Stand | performer | |
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Young Woman's Blues | The Blues | performer | |
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Bermondsey Bounce | The Tommy Steele Story | composer, writer | |
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Cross a Busy Street | Humph's Last Stand | writer, performer | |
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Embassy Stomp | The Blues | performer | |
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Heavenless | Humph's Last Stand | performer | |
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I Got Rhythm | Humph's Last Stand | performer | |
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Jam Session | It's Great to Be Young! | performer | |
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Jazz Jam Sesssion | Woman in a Dressing Gown | composer | |
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M25 | Humph's Last Stand | performer | |
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Mairzy Dotes | Humph's Last Stand | performer | |
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Sad Sweet Song | The South Bank Show | performer | |
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We'll Meet Again | I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue | performer | |
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Wham (Re-Bop, Boom-Bam) | Humph's Last Stand | performer |
