Harry
Stoneham was born in 1930 in West Ham, London, England. He is known for
Fresh Fields (1984), Full House (1985) and A Bit of Fry and Laurie
(1987). He died in December 2018 in the UK.
Outside the BBC studios Harry Stoneham avoided the public eye to the extent of keeping his telephone number and home address private.
He started learning the piano at an early age.
He studied at the London College of Music and switched his attention to the organ in 1962.
Harry was perhaps most well known for his appearances on the BBC Terry Wogan and Michael Parkinson talk shows as musical director.
During the 1960s he worked with several name bands - notably Johnny Howard's - and enjoyed playing any kind of music, if it's good.
He did a Lowrey release "breakfast" function in Melbourne, Australia in 1977. He was doing promotion of the range in general with a little accent on the SCT Symphonic Citation Theatre.
In the mid-sixties Harry Stoneham was the resident organist of a pub in Clapham, named The Plough. He worked with a drummer (unsurprisingly, Harry provided bass with his feet) called Johnny Eiden, and they were a duo under the name of "Two Fellas to Follow".
Harry was also engaged as demonstrator for Lowrey Organs. He played a Lowrey Coronation for the biggest part of his residency as Musical Director on the Parkinson Show, before Lawrie Holloway replaced him.
His death around Christmas time in 2018 was kept quiet by his wife as she did not want the news to spoil Christmas for others. This perhaps reflects the air of modesty that surrounded his private life.
Outside the BBC studios Harry Stoneham avoided the public eye to the extent of keeping his telephone number and home address private.
He started learning the piano at an early age.
He studied at the London College of Music and switched his attention to the organ in 1962.
Harry was perhaps most well known for his appearances on the BBC Terry Wogan and Michael Parkinson talk shows as musical director.
During the 1960s he worked with several name bands - notably Johnny Howard's - and enjoyed playing any kind of music, if it's good.
He did a Lowrey release "breakfast" function in Melbourne, Australia in 1977. He was doing promotion of the range in general with a little accent on the SCT Symphonic Citation Theatre.
In the mid-sixties Harry Stoneham was the resident organist of a pub in Clapham, named The Plough. He worked with a drummer (unsurprisingly, Harry provided bass with his feet) called Johnny Eiden, and they were a duo under the name of "Two Fellas to Follow".
Harry was also engaged as demonstrator for Lowrey Organs. He played a Lowrey Coronation for the biggest part of his residency as Musical Director on the Parkinson Show, before Lawrie Holloway replaced him.
His death around Christmas time in 2018 was kept quiet by his wife as she did not want the news to spoil Christmas for others. This perhaps reflects the air of modesty that surrounded his private life.
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0832249/bio
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Harry
Stoneham nació en 1930 en West Ham, Londres, Inglaterra. Es conocido
por Campos frescos (1984), Full House (1985) y Un poco de Fry y Laurie
(1987). Murió en diciembre de 2018 en el Reino Unido.
Fuera de los estudios de la BBC, Harry Stoneham evitaba el ojo público hasta el punto de mantener en privado su número de teléfono y su dirección particular.
Comenzó a aprender a tocar el piano a una edad temprana.
Estudió en el London College of Music y en 1962 se pasó al órgano.
Harry fue quizás más conocido por sus apariciones en los programas de entrevistas de la BBC Terry Wogan y Michael Parkinson como director musical.
Durante la década de 1960 trabajó con varias bandas de renombre -sobre todo la de Johnny Howard- y disfrutaba tocando cualquier tipo de música, si era buena.
Hizo una función de "desayuno" de lanzamiento de Lowrey en Melbourne, Australia, en 1977. Hizo promoción de la gama en general con un poco de acento en el Teatro de Citación Sinfónico SCT.
A mediados de los sesenta Harry Stoneham era el organista residente de un pub en Clapham, llamado The Plough. Trabajaba con un baterista (como es lógico, Harry aportaba el bajo con sus pies) llamado Johnny Eiden, y formaban un dúo bajo el nombre de "Two Fellas to Follow".
Harry también fue contratado como demostrador de los órganos Lowrey. Tocó un Lowrey Coronation durante la mayor parte de su residencia como director musical en el Parkinson Show, antes de que Lawrie Holloway lo reemplazara.
Su muerte en torno a la Navidad de 2018 fue mantenida en secreto por su esposa, ya que no quería que la noticia estropeara la Navidad para los demás. Esto quizás refleja el aire de modestia que rodeaba su vida privada.
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0832249/bioFuera de los estudios de la BBC, Harry Stoneham evitaba el ojo público hasta el punto de mantener en privado su número de teléfono y su dirección particular.
Comenzó a aprender a tocar el piano a una edad temprana.
Estudió en el London College of Music y en 1962 se pasó al órgano.
Harry fue quizás más conocido por sus apariciones en los programas de entrevistas de la BBC Terry Wogan y Michael Parkinson como director musical.
Durante la década de 1960 trabajó con varias bandas de renombre -sobre todo la de Johnny Howard- y disfrutaba tocando cualquier tipo de música, si era buena.
Hizo una función de "desayuno" de lanzamiento de Lowrey en Melbourne, Australia, en 1977. Hizo promoción de la gama en general con un poco de acento en el Teatro de Citación Sinfónico SCT.
A mediados de los sesenta Harry Stoneham era el organista residente de un pub en Clapham, llamado The Plough. Trabajaba con un baterista (como es lógico, Harry aportaba el bajo con sus pies) llamado Johnny Eiden, y formaban un dúo bajo el nombre de "Two Fellas to Follow".
Harry también fue contratado como demostrador de los órganos Lowrey. Tocó un Lowrey Coronation durante la mayor parte de su residencia como director musical en el Parkinson Show, antes de que Lawrie Holloway lo reemplazara.
Su muerte en torno a la Navidad de 2018 fue mantenida en secreto por su esposa, ya que no quería que la noticia estropeara la Navidad para los demás. Esto quizás refleja el aire de modestia que rodeaba su vida privada.
Tracks:
A1a - Amor
Written-By – Ruiz
A1b - Quando, Quando, Quando
Written-By – Renis
A2 - Summer Samba (So Nice)
Written-By – M. Valle, P. Valle
A3 - Wave
Written-By – Jobim
A4 - Desinafado (Slightly Out Of Tune)
Written-By – Jobim
A5 - Carnival (From "Black Orpheus")
Written-By – Bonfa
A6 - The Peanut Vendor
Written-By – Simons
B1 - Eso Beso
Written-By – J. Sherman, N. Sherman
B2 - O Pato
Written-By – Silva, Teixeira
B3 - Once I Loved (O Amor En Paz)
Written-By – Jobim, Gilbert, De Moraes
B4 - Agua De Beber
Written-By – Jobim, De Moraes
B5 - Mas Que Nada
Written-By – Ben
B6a - You Are My Heart's Delight
Written-By – Lehár
B6b - Ah! Sweet Mystery Of Life
Written-By – Young, Herbert
Credits:
Bass – Pete Morgan
Drums – Dougie Wright
Engineer – Peter Bown
Liner Notes – Nigel Hunter (2)
Organ [Lowery], Piano, Electric Piano – Harry Stoneham
Percussion – Jim Lawless, Pete Ahern
Producer – Bob Barratt
Label: Columbia – TWO 383, Columbia – 1E 062 ◦ 05093
Series: Studio 2 Stereo
Country: UK
Released: 1972
Genre: Jazz, Latin, Pop
Style: Easy Listening, Bossanova
https://www.discogs.com/release/3087243-Harry-Stoneham-Latin-Lowrey-Harry-Stoneham-At-The-Lowrey-Organ
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