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Jack Sheldon And The Simpsons
Jack Sheldon was a trumpeter who led a group called The Simpsons in the 1950s. They played jazz with a swing feel, and one of their songs was 'Zet Die Muziek...
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Jack Sheldon was a trumpeter who led a group called The Simpsons in the 1950s. They played jazz with a swing feel, and one of their songs was 'Zet Die Muziek Stiller.' The band included musicians like Dean Sheldon on saxophone, Bill Perkins on tenor sax, Russ Freeman on piano, Red Mitchell on bass, and Mel Lewis on drums.
They appeared on television shows like The Ed Sullivan Show and The Tonight Show. Sheldon had some personal struggles with addiction during this period, but the group kept playing together for a while.
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