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home stills compositions recordings press links alan e. hare born: warrington, lancashire, 22 july 1928 died: 3rd august 2007 alan spent childhood in chingford, essex, then moved to cheadle hulme (near manchester) at fifteen. played tombone with the smoky city stompers and with the saints jazz band (1951). led own bluenote jazzmen from 1952 until 1958. own band in manchester (1958-9). was a civil servant by day and in this capacity worked in hong kong from 1959. continued to play gigs there and worked alongside american clarinettist tony scott. returned to manchester in 1962, played piano in southside band (1962), was pianist and arranger in gordon robinson's septet (1963-4), which won two european contests in zurich. formed own big band in 1964 (which accompanied earl hines in 1965), also briefly played in art taylor's group (1965). own big band played eight year residency in didsbury (1968-76) and played concerts at free trade hall, manchester. alan gave up leading the big band in 1977, but reformed an octet in the 1980s. continues to arrange for various line-ups including the national youth jazz orchestra and occasionally guests with bands in and around manchester. from 'who's who of british jazz' © john chilton 1997 news from nyjo spring 2006 - composers' edition thirty years ago bill ashton was mightily impressed by a rehearsal band in manchester and asked the leader to submit an arrangement or two for the national youth jazz orchestra. it was the start of a 25-year collaboration that produced almost a score of scores, most of which are still in the book. the mancunian (by adoption) was alan hare. his story takes us round the world and back again... he's played alongside earl hines, jimmy rushing and tony scott, shared concert platforms with jay mcshann and sister rosetta tharpe, and taken his own big band into second place in the bbc's national rehearsal band competition, picking up the prize for the best composition. the wonder is how he managed to fit it all in. it's not as if he's a professional musician. most of his musical accomplishments came out of hours, as it were: his day job was a chartered surveyor. but like many of his contemporaries, alan got hooked on jazz in his teens, and the rest just followed naturally. as a teenager in wartime london alan took piano lessons and was quite happy with chopin and mozart until by chance he heard a bbc radio programme called 'the story of jazz'. it changed his life. he recalls: "i used to rush home from school to listen to this programme and discussed it endlessly with friends who were also learning musical instruments. we all wanted to play this wonderful music but we had absolutely no idea how to go about it. "then we heard about a young clarinet player who could help us, but before i had the chance to meet him my dad was posted to manchester - so i never did study with a 16-year-old lad called john dankworth..." although he was already starting a record collection that today has grown to formidable proportions, alan was also busy training as a chartered surveyor so music took a back seat for some years. but it came back through one of those 'right-place-right-time' quirks of fate. he went to listen to a brass band, and when the leader discovered he could read music, he lent him a trombone to see if he could play it. and to his delight alan found he could. he wasn't brilliant - alan was no budding teagarden - but he was good enough for the best of the traditional jazz bands that abounded in manchester in the 1950s. soon he was in the front line of the smoky city stompers, close rivals to manchester's quintessential trad group the saints; and once or twice he even played with the saints themselves, including a concert shared with humphrey lyttelton's band. it was alan's first brush with a famous jazzman. it was by no means the last. in 1953 he formed his own band, the blue notes, a trad-into-mainstream group that won several competitions and recording contracts over the next few years. but something was still missing, and he found it one night at st george's hall in liverpool. on stage was the powerhouse led by count basie. it was a defining moment and alan knew exactly what he had to do. within a few weeks he had persuaded the cream of manchester's trad and modern musicians to forget their differences and form a big band. and he dug out his basie records and had them transcribed note-for-note for the new band to play. they had an auspicious start. with bookings alarmingly low, a promoter asked alan to pad out the programme in a concert at manchester's free trade hall and the big band made its debut on 5 april 1958 alongside alex welsh and famed gospel singer sister rosetta tharpe. alan played third trombone, and on alto sax was a young chap called wally houser who today is a director of the ronnie scott club. a few months later came another of those 'right-place-right-time' moments. in october 1958 who should appear in manchester but jimmy rushing for a club date backed by the cream of manchester's jazzmen including alan on trombone. mr rushing pronounced himself duly impressed. but then that annoying need to earn a living asserted itself and alan sailed off to hong kong to be a chartered surveyor for the colonial office. his fame preceded him. hong kong's jericho jazz band greeted alan on the quayside and promptly recruited him. "i arrived on a sunday and three days later i was rehearsing with the band," he recalled. "hong kong in those days had a lot of ex-pat britons and americans, and jazz was very popular." nor was that all. alan had taken his basie transcriptions with him and with an army captain who happened to be a first class trumpet lead he formed a big band, largely made up of players from regimental dance bands. here, too, he took another step in his big band career: for the first time he created an original arrangement - of 'moonlight in vermont' for a girl singer. and that 'right-place-right-time' kicked in again. alan's stint in hong kong coincided with the arrival of star american clarinettist tony scott, one of the first to master bebop on a clarinet, but who had left america disillusioned by racism in the music business and spent six years travelling in europe and particularly in the far east, where he picked up elements of ethnic music that stood him in good stead in later years. in hong kong scott was happy to sit in with a pick-up group including alan on trombone. after three years alan returned to manchester as a fully-fledged big band arranger, and couldn't wait to get cracking. first he helped to set up a pioneering septet led by trombonist gordon robinson, playing piano and penning most of the group's arrangements. the trombone was put away for good. and in 1964 the new alan hare big band roared onto the manchester scene, playing regularly at a club run by the old manchester sports guild. and that led to yet another 'right-place-right-time' moment. formed to promote amateur sport, the msg started running jazz clubs almost by accident, and finished up organising uk tours by some of the greatest names in american jazz, among them henry 'red' allen, pee wee russell, ruby braff, george lewis, buck clayton...and earl 'fatha' hines. for his tour hines appeared mostly with a trio, but the msg also suggested a concert built round alan's band. mr hines readily agreed and sent over half-a-dozen arrangements that the band rehearsed; and on tuesday 6 april, before some of britain's leading jazz critics, they took to the stage. alan still has a ticket for the show. fans paid 12/6d (that's 62½p in new money, scarcely enough to buy a newspaper these days) to hear the legendary earl hines and the alan hare big band. at the rehearsal hines decided they were a piece short and asked alan for a 12 bar blues in g. and with just 24 hours to go alan arranged clark terry's 'ground hog' with riffs behind the piano solo and slots for a couple of tenor saxes; and mr hines thought it was terrific

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