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Lazy Ade And His Late Hour Boys

Lazy Ade Monsbourgh was an Australian musician active in the trad jazz movement, who performed with his Late Hour Boys. The Late Hour Boys recorded for Swaggie. Monsbourgh played clarinet, alto sax, trumpet, and trombone. Monsbourgh also played with pianist Graeme Bell's Australian Jazz Band. Lazy Ade And His Late Hour Boys sometimes performed as a featured unit within performances by Graeme Bell's Australian Jazz Band.

Members: Roger Bell, Len Barnard, Jack Varney, Graeme Bell, Ade Monsbourgh, Bob Barnard, Ron Williamson, Peter Cleaver, Graham Coyle, Harold Broadbent, Kelly Smith (9), and Brooks Jackson

Releases

• Backroom Joys - A Vintage Selection 1950-1991
• Humph Experiments
• The Jazz Parade
• The Odds Are Against Me
• Wild Life
• I’ve Got What It Takes
• Lazy Ade And His Late Hour Boys
• Hiawatha
• Hook Line And Sinker / Backroom Joys
• Twelfth Street Rag / Look Down The Road
• Passion Rag / Stomp It Around
• Race Day Rag / Tell The Boys You Saw Me
• Unreasonable Woman Blues / I Hear A Jazz Band
• March Of The Bob Cats / Forgotten Woman’s Blues
• Blues For Shirley / The Tickle Rag
• Convention Jazz
• Wild Life
• Ade For Dancing
• Hullo, Jim Eadie / Turn Up A Card
• Great British Skiffle Volume 4 1950-1959
• Great British Skiffle - The Original Skiffle Recordings 1948-1956
• The Early Years 1939-1947
• Australian Jazz 1947-1950
• In Concert - Düsseldorf, Sept. 15, 1951
• Backroom Joys - London 1951-52
• A Programme By Graeme Bell And His Australian Jazz Band
• Jazz In Australia Vol.2 - Graeme's Jazz
• The Other Parlophones, 1951-1954
• The Famous Wilco Sessions 1947-1950
• Classics of Australian Jazz Vol 1
• Back Room Jazz With Lazy Ade Monsbourgh