Elizabethan Jazz Trio

Elizabethan Jazz Trio was originally a nameless jazz trio group in the 60's doing Elizabethan Baroque tunes. The group later changed their names to The Wooden O and released their debut album, A Handeful Of Pleasant Delites, in 1969 on the short-lived Middle Earth label. No further releases seemed to have been made and the group split up later on with members pursuing their own pursuits.
==Links to Peel==
Ken Garner's The Peel Sessions book called them the Elizabethan Jazz Trio. They were session guests on John Peel's Night Ride show where he interviewed member James Harpham. Later, after "The Sick Tune" tune, the nameless trio suggest some names that they may call themselves, finally deciding on Elizabethan Triad and Peel uses this for the rest of the show. The new name didn't seem to last long, as the trio with some others decided to call themselves The Wooden O and released their debut album, A Handeful Of Pleasant Delites, later in the year on the short-lived Middle Earth label. They did attract some attention, recording a Jazz Workshop programme for Radio 1, but Peel doesn't seem to have shown any further interest in them.
==Sessions==
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1. Recorded: 1969-06-19. First Broadcast: 23 July 1969
*A Toye / The Sick Tune / The Carman's Whistle / It Was A Lover And His Lass
==Other Shows Played==
*None
==External Links==
*Discogs (The Wooden O)
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