The recordings in this archive are mostly
from the 1970s
– a period when I appeared on record with bands such as Phil Woods, Ray Russell, Atlantic Bridge, Henry Lowther, Jon Hendricks, Blossom Dearie,
Harry Beckett, Al Haig... not to mention my long association with Cleo Laine and
John Dankworth. (You can still get lots of these recordings.)
But below are links to my recordings with my
own quintets, quartets and big bands, plus a couple
of interesting extras.
The Daryl Runswick Quintet, 1973
Kenny Wheeler, Mike Osborne, Tony Hymas, Harold Fisher.
BBC Radio Leicester recording.
The Daryl Runswick Quartet, 1973
Don Rendell, Alan Branscombe, Spike Wells.
BBC Radio Jazz Club.
The Tony Hymas/Daryl Runswick
Big Band, 1974
Martin Drover, Kenny Wheeler, Henry Lowther; Ray Warleigh,
Stan Sulzman, Don Rendell;
Terry Johns, Chris Pyne, Dave Horler,
Cliff Bevan; Frank Ricotti, Tony Hymas, Spike Wells.
BBC Jazz in Britain.
The Daryl Runswick Quartet, 1974
Stan Sulzman, Tony Hymas, Spike Wells.
BBC Radio Jazz Club.
The Daryl Runswick Quartet, 1975
Stan Sulzman, Tony Hymas, Harold Fisher.
BBC Radio Leicester recording.
Norma Winstone; Tony Coe, Henry Lowther, Don Harper, Phil Lee,
Dick Abel, Mike McKenzie,
Alan Branscombe,
Harold Fisher,
Chris Karan, Tony Carr. Unissued LP.
The Daryl Runswick Quartet, 1978
Alan Skidmore, Mick Pyne, Harold Fisher.
BBC Radio Jazz Club.
The London Jazz Four, Kenny Wheeler, Tubby Hayes,
The Ian Hamer Sextet.
Esther Marrow live at Ronnie
Scott's, 1971
Esther Marrow, Kenny Barron, Daryl Runswick, John Marshall.
Song of the Double Bass Player
The legendary Clive James/Daryl Runswick song
from Cambridge, 1967.