US tribute to Humphrey Lyttleton To mark five years since the death of the man known as 'Humph' - the jazz trumpeter and chairman of the BBC radio comedy programme I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue - acclaimed American trumpeter Jon-Erik Kellso will perform a set of Lyttleton compositions and recordings, mainly from the 1950s, including Hopfrog. Kellso is one of four star trumpeters at the seventh annual Norwich Jazz Party (4 May to 6 May), along with Warren Vaché, Enrico Tomasso and Duke Heitger, who are performing at an event held at the The Holiday Inn, near Norwich City Airport. The festival will feature everything from solo piano jazz to a big band Duke Ellington finale and will include Jim Galloway playing the alto sax music of Johnny Hodges. Classy saxophonist Scott Hamilton will perform a Kansas City 7 set, and Bob Wilber will be playing the music of Bechet. The oldest jazz man at the event will be New Jersey's 87-year-old Bucky Pizzarelli, a guitarist who has played with many of the jazz greats, including Stephane Grappelli and Benny Goodman. Last year Pizzarelli received a call from Sir Paul McCartney asking him to take a guest spot on the former Beatles star's album Kisses On The Bottom. The Norwich Jazz Party runs from 4 May to 6 May. For details see www.norwichjazzparty or write to 43 Whitlingham Hall, Kirby Road, Trowse, Norwich, NR14 8QH. You cal telephone 01603-620287 or 07918 624117 and you can also email info@norwichjazzparty.com for further information.