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Black Eagle Jazz Band
Black Eagle Jazz BandThe Black Eagle Jazz Band played its  first gig on the Peter Stuyvesant boat which used to be  moored alongside the Pier Four restaurant in Boston harbour.  The date was 30th September, 1971. Before this there was the Black Eagle Jazz Band which was led by Tommy Sancton. Tommy  was from New Orleans and while attending Harvard University  in 1969 or 1970 put together a band with Tony Pringle on  trumpet, Jim Klippert on trombone, Eli Newberger on piano,  Dave Duquette on banjo and Ray Smith on drums. This band,  the Black Eagle Jazz Band, used a number of string bass  players if they were available - Joe Sah or Norm Stowell. In  1970 the band took up residence in Passim''s Coffee House across from the Harvard Coop in Cambridge and played there  until they broke up in late spring 1971. During 1970 there  were two changes in personnel. Peter Bullis replaced Dave  Duquette who moved to Dallas, and Pam Pameijer replaced Ray Smith. (Ray is the drummer with and leader of The Paramount  Jazz Band). Also during 1970 Tony changed from trumpet to  cornet. In late 1970 the band acquired a singer - Bonnie  Bagley. This band with Chester Zardis on bass played at the  1971 Jazz & Heritage Festival in New Orleans.  Chesterlater came up to Boston and played at Passim''s, a  party at Harvard University, in Needham with a band  featuring Stan Vincent and Stan MacDonald (later of New  Black Eagles) and also recorded with the band.Immediately  after the New Orleans appearance, which was the swan song of  Tommy''s band, there was a gig in Worcester by the Boston Bayou Jazz Band. This band featured Tony Pringle, Pam  Pameijer, Peter Bullis and Eli Newberger from the old Black  Eagle Jazz Band. Added were Stan Vincent on trombone, Stan  MacDonald on clarinet and soprano sax, and Norm Stowell on  string bass.
 


Some Sweet Day
The  Black Eagles of Boston are unique. The band defies classification in any of the normal ... more ..
Lake Records Label
Catalog No: LACD65

On Sale $15.95


With Kid Thomas
This CD was taken from recordings by Leon Kelert of Lakco  Recording Company, Chicago. Recording ... more ..
Ghb Records Label
Catalog No: GHB145

On Sale $14.95


Christmas With
The experience of putting together this album was fantastic:  it was all new material for the ... more ..
Daring Records Label
Catalog No: DAR3025

On Sale $14.95


When I Leave the World Behind
Some  more wonderful melodies from the splendidly prolific Irving  Berlin (did you enjoy the ... more ..
Stomp Off Records Label
Catalog No: 1232

On Sale $14.95


Don't Monkey With It
This album, the Black Eagles sixth for Stomp Off, presents  the band in a very relaxed mood ... more ..
Stomp Off Records Label
Catalog No: 1147

This album is available as an MP3 only for only $9.95. Clicking 'Add to Cart' will add this album as a download.
MP3 On Sale $9.95


On Tour in England
No  surprises here - another fine outing by the Black Eagles, their eighth album for Stomp Off ... more ..
Stomp Off Records Label
Catalog No: 1257

On Sale $14.95


When Your Hair has Turned to Silver
A warm sentiment in the title and a warm friendly outing by the very accessible Black Eagle Jazz ... more ..
Stomp Off Records Label
Catalog No: 1303

On Sale $14.95


Old Fashioned Swing
Like  good wine, the Black Eagle Jazz Band gets better with age.  This, their 10th album for ... more ..
Stomp Off Records Label
Catalog No: 1346

On Sale $14.95
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