Spring 2011 - Worlds Records

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74107 ATSUKO HASHIMOTO UNTIL THE SUN COMES UP All Or Nothing At All • Soul Station • So
In Love • Moon River • What A Wonderful World • Blue For Naka • You Are My Sunshine • Cherry • Your’s
Is My Heart Alone • The Good Life • Hallelujah, I Love Her So (Personnel: Graham Dechter, Jeff Hamilton)
[2010] Award winning B3 organist Atsuko Hashimoto from Osaka Japan leads a trio featuring acclaimed
guitarist Graham Dechter and world class drummer Jeff Hamilton. The group swings their way through classic
tunes like ‘Cherry’, ‘Soul Station’ and ‘So In Love’ among others, all uniquely arranged and played. Ms.
Hashimoto has a sound reminiscent of early greats of the jazz organ and chops very few have attained. She
is known for her fast glissando runs and imaginative soloing. [Item Code: 66338 CD: $16.00]
74108 KEN PEPLOWSKI IN SEARCH OF The Thespian • Love’s Disguise • When Joanna Loved Me •
Falsa Baiana • A Ship Without A Sail • With Every Breath I Take • In Flower • Peps • This Nearly Was Mine
• No Regrets • Within You And Without You • Rum And Coca Cola (Personnel: Greg Cohen, Joe Ascione,
Chuck Redd) [2007] Ken Peplowski shows his diversity on this blending of two sessions, the first 8 tunes reuniting
him with pianist Shelly Berg with rhythm support of Tom Kennedy and Jeff Hamilton and the remaining
3 tunes pairing off with bassist Greg Cohen, drummer Joe Ascione and vibist Chuck Redd. Peplowski’s
clarinet playing is unrivaled with the purist tone and most urbane facility around today. His tenor sound, while reminiscent of Coleman Hawkins
and Ben Webster is easily distinguishable as his and his alone. The tunes are seldom heard standards ripe for rediscovery and a few originals by his
fellow band members. Peplowski helps keep true mainstream jazz alive while always adding a fresh perspective. [Item Code: 66421 CD: $16.00]
COLLECTORS MUSIC
2160 BING CROSBY A SOUTHERN MEMOIR On The Alamo • Alabamy Bound • Where The Morning
Glories Grow • Stars Fell On Alabama • Carolina In The Morning • Swanee • Way Down Yonder In New
Orleans • Georgia On My Mind • Cryin’ For The Carolines • She Is The Sunshine Of Virginia • Sleepy Time
Down South • Sailing Down The Chesapeake Bay • Bing’S South Texas Quail Hunting Medley: Galway Bay-
Mack The Knife- The Surrey With The Fringe On Top- The Pleasure Of Your Company • On The Alamo (Alternate
Version) • Alabamy Bound (Alternate Version) • Stars Fell On Alabama (Alternate Version) • Swanee
(Alternate Version) • Georgia On My Mind (Original Lp Edit) • Sleepy Time Down South (Alternate Version)
(Personnel: Paul Smith, Frank Capp, Tony Rizzi, Allen Reuss, Joe Valenti, Monty Budwig, Dick Nash, Larry
Bunker, Vic Feldman, Dominic Mumolo, Don Raffell, Johnny Rotella) [1975] Bing had taken a pet idea of
his into the studio and self-produced an album of early twentieth century southern songs, the type that were
popular during his childhood. Along with pianist and arranger Paul Smith and a flock of top session players,
Bing put together one of his most infectious and delightful albums. This is its first American release in any
form. [Item Code: 66462 CD: $15.00]
2162 BING CROSBY ROSEMARY CLOONEY RADIO SESSIONS The Merry-Go-Run-Around • Takes Two
To Tango • Chicago Style (Version 1) • Open Up Your Heart (With Bob Hope) • South Rampart Street Parade
• Something To Remember You By (Version 1) • You’re Just In Love (Version 1) • It’s Only A Paper Moon •
Chicago Style (Version 2) • Easter Parade (Version 1) • People Will Say We’re In Love • Only Forever • Medley:
These Foolish Things Remind Me Of You (Version 1)- We Just Couldn’t Say Goodbye (Version 1)- You’d
Be So Nice To Come Home To (Version 1) (Flub) • You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To (Version 2) (Medley
Pickup) • We Just Couldn’t Say Goodbye (Version 2) • These Foolish Things Remind Me Of You (Version 2) •
You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To (Version 3) • That’s Amore • The Little Brown Jug • Sweet Genevieve •
Shine On Harvest Moon (Version 1) • Buckle Down Winsocki • Indian Summer • Something To Remember
You By (Version 2) • You’re Just In Love (Version 2) • Easter Parade (Version 2) • Man (Uh-Huh) And Woman
(Uh-Huh) • Lily Of Laguna • Bonus Tracks: Ford Jingle # 1 • Ford Jingle # 2 • Will You Still Be Mine • People
Will Say We’Re In Love (Version 2) • We Just Couldn’t Say Goodbye (Version 3) • I May Be Wrong • Would
You Like To Take A Walk • They Can’t Take That Away From Me • You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To (Version
4) • Something To Remember You By (Version 3) • Let’s Call The Whole Thing Off • Ain’t We Got Fun
• Isn’t This A Lovely Day • Let’s Put Out The Lights And Go To Sleep • They Say It’s Wonderful • Shine On Harvest Moon (Version 2) • Let’s Take
A Walk Around The Block • Don’t Worry (About Tomorrow) • Hey, Look Me Over • Anything You Can Do • What Takes My Fancy • Summertime
• True Love • Medley: It’s Been A Long Long Time- Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries- Gimme A Little Kiss • Medley: Moon Over Miami- Meet Me
Tonight In Dreamland- There’s A Long Long Trail • Goodnight My Someone • Medley: September Song- As Time Goes By- Till We Meet Again
• Medley: Any Town Is Paris When You’re Young- Paris In The Spring- April In Paris- The Last Time I Saw
Paris • Singin’ In The Rain • Bing Crosby & Rosemary Clooney Sing For Eastern Products (Part 1) • You’re In
Kentucky Sure As You’re Born (Rosemary Clooney Solo) • Bing Crosby & Rosemary Clooney Sing For Eastern
Products (Part 2) • This Ole House (Bing Crosby Solo) (Collective Personnel: Buddy Cole, Nick Fatool, Red
Nichols, Roberrt Guy, Ziggy Elman, Ted Vesley, Matty Matlock, Eddie Miller, Phil Shuken, Joe Venuti, Sam
Freed, more) [1952-1961] 2-CD set. Crosby, a major star of radio during its heyday in the 1930s and 40s,
clung to the medium as it went into commercial decline with the rise of television starting in the 50s. He
maintained a weekly network show until 1954 and continued to host radio programs for syndication into the
early 60s, prerecording songs and patter for later broadcast. Clooney was not only a frequent guest, but also
shared The Crosby-Clooney Show with him in 1960-1961. This double-CD set presents 61 tracks in over
two-and-a-half hours, nearly all of them Crosby/Clooney duets. On the first disc, recorded between 1952
and 1958, they are accompanied by Crosby’s longtime bandleader John Scott Trotter and his orchestra. On
the second disc, keyboardist Buddy Cole leads a quartet to support them. The two singers take on everything
from each other’s hits to standards, then-current songs from Broadway musicals, and novelties, always performing
with comfortable chemistry. [Item Code: 66463 2-CD: $24.00]
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