- The Good Life (feat. Mike Collier, Ted Ambrose, Terry Whitney, Alan Kennington & Derek Middleton) · 1994
- Jazz 4 Beaches (Happy Sounds to Enjoy a Perfect Sunset) · 2002
- Steampower! (feat. John Pearce, Len Skeat & Charly Antolini) · 2002
- A Swingin' Affair · 1996
- A Swingin' Affair · 1996
- Steampower! (feat. John Pearce, Len Skeat & Charly Antolini) · 2002
- Weaver of Dreams (feat. Brian Lemon, Len Skeat & Butch Miles) · 1994
- Weaver of Dreams (feat. Brian Lemon, Len Skeat & Butch Miles) · 1994
- The Good Life (feat. Mike Collier, Ted Ambrose, Terry Whitney, Alan Kennington & Derek Middleton) · 1994
- Keeper of the Flame (feat. John Pearce, Len Skeat & Charly Antolini) · 2000
- The Good Life (feat. Mike Collier, Ted Ambrose, Terry Whitney, Alan Kennington & Derek Middleton) · 1994
- The Good Life (feat. Mike Collier, Ted Ambrose, Terry Whitney, Alan Kennington & Derek Middleton) · 1994
- Keeper of the Flame (feat. John Pearce, Len Skeat & Charly Antolini) · 2000
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About Danny Moss
A talented veteran swing-oriented tenor, Danny Moss has been an important part of the British jazz scene since the early '50s. He started playing professionally when he was 16 and through the years has worked with a who's who of England's jazz community, including Vic Lewis, Ted Heath (1953-1955), Johnny Dankworth (1957-1961), Alex Welsh, and Humphrey Lyttelton (1962-1964). A fine thick-toned tenor stylist in the tradition of Coleman Hawkins, Moss has often been called upon to perform with traveling American jazzmen, most notably Buck Clayton in the mid-'60s. He has led his own groups on and off since the 1960s, in addition to extensive freelancing (including working with the Pizza Express All-Stars in the 1980s and with his wife, singer Jeannie Lamb). Danny Moss, who moved to Australia in 1989 but still plays often in Europe, has recorded as a leader for Columbia (1966), 77, Flyright, and the Nagel-Heyer label, following 1996's A Swingin' Affair with Steamers three years later. Moss' fifth studio effort Keeper of the Flame appeared in fall 2000. ~ Scott Yanow
- HOMETOWN
- Redhill, Surrey, England
- BORN
- August 16, 1927
- GENRE
- Jazz