Born: February 5, 1942 Primary Instrument: Piano
Keith Ingham is an English jazz pianist, mainly active in swing and Dixieland revival.
Ingham's first professional gigs occurred in 1964. He played with Sandy Brown, Bruce Turner, and Wally Fawkes that decade. He played with Bob Wilber and Bud Freeman in 1974, and moved to New York City in 1978. In the 1980s he played with Benny Goodman, the World's Greatest Jazz Band, and Susannah McCorkle. He also worked with Maxine Sullivan, Marty Grosz, Harry Allen, and Eddie Condon. He recorded several albums of 1930s songs for Jump Records.
Bobby Gordon, Lower Register: Bobby Gordon Plays Joe Marsala (Arbors, 2007)
Keith Ingham, Music, Music Everywhere (Spotlite Records, 2004)
Keith Ingham/Bob Ritmeier/John Von Ohlen, Great Songs From Great Britain (Jump, 2003)
Barbara Lea/Keith Ingham, The Songs Of Noel Coward (Challenge Records, 2000)
Keith Ingham, Stardust Melody: The Music Of Hoagy Carmichael Sackville Records, 1999)
Keith Ingham-Harry Allen, The Back Room Romp (Sackville Records, 1996)
Harry Allen-Keith Ingham Quintet, Celebration Of Strayhorn Volume 1 - My Little Brown Book (Audiophile, 1994)
Harry Allen-Keith Ingham Quintet, Celebration Of Strayhorn Volume 2 - Intimacy Of The Blues, (Audiophile, 1994)
Peggy Lee, Love Held Lightly: Rare Songs By Harold Arlen (Capitol, 1993)
Keith Ingham, Out Of The Past(Sackville Records, 1990)
Harry Allen-Keith Ingham Quintet, Are You Having Any Fun? A Celebration Of The Music Of Sammy Fain (Audiophile, 1990)
Keith Ingham/Bob Ritmeier, Plays The Music Of Victor Young (Jump Records, 1989)
Maxine Sullivan, Maxine Sullivan Sings The Music Of Jule Stein (Harbinger Records, re-released 2008. Originally released 1987)
Maxine Sullivan, Maxine Sullivan Sings The Music Of Burton Lane(Harbinger, 1985)
Maxine Sullivan, Songs From The Cotton Club (Mobile Fidelity, 1984)
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