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4569889 HERBIE MANN NEW YORK JAZZ QUARTET - MUSIC FOR SUBURBAN LIVING Adam’s
Theme • Blue Chips • Skylark • How About You • Just You, Just Me • Minors Not Allowed • Together You
And I • Early Morning Blues • The Song Is You • Gone With The Win • Serenata • Why Was I Born? • ‘Deed
I Do • (I’m A Dreamer) Aren’t We All? • This Heart Of Mine • Long Ago And Far Away • Don’t Worry About
Me • Alone Together • Anastasia • Just In Time • Don’t Be That Way (Personnel: Joe Puma, Mat Mathews,
Whitey Mitchell) [1957] This edition presents, for the first time ever on CD, the two initial LPs by Herbie
Mann and his New York Jazz Quartet in their entirety. The two albums compiled are ‘New York Jazz Quartet’
(Elektra 115, later reissued on LP as ‘Adam’s Theme’), and ‘Music for Suburban Living’ (Coral CRL57136).
[Item Code: 66515 CD: $17.00]
SOUNDS OF YESTERYEAR
836 GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA PLAYS THE MUSIC OF VINCENT YOUMANS AND HOAGY
CARMICHAEL Plays Hoagy Carmichael: Star Dust • Ooh, What You Said (a) • Blue Orchids (b) • The
Rhumba Jumps (c) • The Nearness Of You (b) • Rockin’ Chair (d) • Georgia On My Mind • The Lamplighters
Serenade (e) • Skylark (b) • Blue Orchids (f) • Star Dust • Tex Beneke And The Glenn Miller Orchestra: Blue Orchids • Riverboat Shuffle • Lazy
Bones • Lazy River • Plays Vincent Youmans: Time On My Hands • I Know That You Know • I Want To Be Happy • Hallelujah • I Want To Be
Happy • Hallelujah • Great Day • Tex Beneke And The Glenn Miller Orchestra: More Than You Know (g)
• The Carioca • Hallelujah • Without A Song • Norman Leyden And His Orchestra: Time On My Hands
(d) (Vocalist: a- Marion Hutton; b- Ray Eberle; c- Marion Hutton, Tex Beneke; d- Tex Beneke; e- Ray Eberle
And The Modernaires; f- Johnny Desmond; g- Lillian Lane) [1939-late 50s] This is the third in the series
of various incarnations of the Glenn Miller Orchestras playing music composed by the great composers of
the twentieth century. This time it is the turn of song smiths, Hoagy Carmichael and Vincent Youmans. Both
of whom contributed song books of major significance. The performances on this CD cover the period from
1939 when the civilian orchestra was at its zenith and subsequently The Army Air Forces Overseas Orchestra
through to the period when Glenn’s old saxophonist and vocalist, Tex Beneke, picked up the baton and took
over the leadership of the orchestra. [Item Code: 66233 CD: $16.00]
837 BENNY GOODMAN AFRS BENNY GOODMAN SHOW VOLUME 4 Show Seven: Introduction:
Let’s Dance • Great Day • Comedy by Peter Donald • To Each His Own (Voc: Art Lund) • Rondo (Third
Movement) of Duo Concertante (Repeat From Show #3) • Rachel’s Dream (Sextet) • Mad Boogie • Comedy
by Peter Donald • Doin’ What Gomes Nat’rally (Voc: Eve Young) • One O’clock Jump • Closer Good-Bye
• Show Eight: Introduction: Let’s Dance • Under The Double Eagle • Comedy by Peter Donald • Indian
Summer • Flying Home (Repeat From Show #6) • Ain’t Misbehavin’ (Voc: Art Lund) • Rendezvous with Benny • Comedy by Peter Donald • Oh,
Baby! (No Vocal) • Closer: Good-Bye (Collective Personnel: Sylvan Shulman, Bernard Robbins, Ralph Hersh, Alan Shulman, Count Basie, Benny
Goodman, Cutty Cutshall, Addison Collins, Cliff Strickland, Lester Clark, Al Klink, Joe Bushkin, Louis Bellson,
Barney Spieler, more) [1946] In the middle of the twentieth century Benny Goodman aka ‘The King Of
Swing’ made numerous recordings for the Armed Forces Radio Service and this compact disc is the fourth
issue in an attempt to bring all of his recording for this series into a collectable discographic sequence, All
digitally re-mastered directly from the original transcription discs. Featured guests include Count Basie and
The Stuyvesant String Quartet. [Item Code: 66234 CD: $16.00]
838 TONY BENNETT GENE KRUPA Quartet GUARD SESSIONS - ARMY AND AIR NATIONAL
GUARD SHOWS 41 AND 44 Session #41: Introduction by Martin Block, Tony Bennett • Just In Time (*) •
Conversation: Martin Block, Tony Bennett, Gene Krupa • September Song • I Left My Heart In San Francisco
(*) • Conversation: Martin Block, Tony Bennett • Big Noise From Winnetka • Session #42: Introduction by
Martin Block, Tony Bennett, Gene Krupa • Dark Eyes • Conversation: Martin Block, Tony Bennett • Have
I Told You Lately (*) • Conversation: Martin Block, Tony Bennett • April In Paris (*) • Conversation: Martin
Block, Tony Bennett • Flyin’ Home • Closing Theme • Session # 43: Introduction by Martin Block, Tony
Bennett, Gene Krupa • Sometimes I’m Happy (*) • Conversation: Martin Block, Gene Krupa • I’ve Got The
World On A String • Small World, Isnt It? (*) • Conversation: Martin Block, Tony Bennett • Stompin’ At The
Savoy • Session # 44: Introduction by Martin Block, Gene Krupa • Caravan • Conversation: Martin Block, Tony Bennett • Sunday (a) • Tenderly
• Conversation: Martin Block, Gene Krupa, Tony Bennett • Fascinatin’ Rhythm (*) • Closing Theme (Vocalist: *- Tony Bennett) (Personnel: Eddie
Wasserman, John Bunch, Dave Pealman) Put together with ace drummer Gene Krupa and his Quartet Tony
Bennett makes a lively combination on these ‘live’ radio recordings made by the National Guard as part
of their recruiting program. Featured on this CD are four shows performed in their entirety. [Item Code:
66235 CD: $16.00]
839 STAN KENTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA ROSENGARTEN - MANHEIM, GERMANY 23RD APRIL
1956 First Set: Introduction: Artistry In Rhythm • Stomping At The Savoy • Collaboration • Love For Sale •
Out Of Nowhere • Royal Blue • Solitaire • 23I North, 82I West • Concerto To End All Concertos • Second
Set: Yesterdays • Intermission Riff • Polka Dots And Moonbeams • The Peanut Vendor • Stella By Starlight
• Swing House • Carl • Cherokee • Young Blood • Closer: Artistry In Rhythm (Collective Personnel: Ralph
Blaze, Sam Noto, Bill Perkins, Bob Fitzpatrick, Kent Larsen, Lennie Niehaus, Carl Fontana, Don Rendell, Mel
Lewis, Lee Katzman, Harry Klein, Vinnie Tanno, Curtis Counce) [1956] Unlike in Britain, where the stillstuffy
BBC saw no importance in Kenton’s visit, radio stations throughout Europe were quick to take advantage
of the band’s availability, and recorded concerts for broadcasting, bequeathing us a bountiful legacy of
beautiful music. Too long to fit onto a single disc, and not wanting to omit even a single title. This previously
unreleased concert from Mannheim’s Rosengarten as a double CD set. [Item Code: 66380 CD: $16.00]
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