Spring 2011 - Worlds Records

TROUBADOUR JASS
92110 DELFEAYO MARSALIS SWEET THUNDER (DUKE & SHAK) Such Sweet Thunder • Sonnet For
Sister Kate • Sonnet To Hank Cing • Half The Fun • Up & Down, Up & Down • Madness In Great Ones •
Star-Crossed Lovers • Sonnet In Search Of A Moor • The Telecasters • Sonnet For Caesar • Lady Mac • Circle
Of Fourths (Personnel: Branford Marsalis, Charnett Moffett, Winard Harper, Jason Marshall, Victor Goines,
Reginald Veal, Mark Gross, Mulgrew Miller, Victor Red Allen, Jason Marsalis, David Pulphus, Tiger Okoshi,
Mark Shinn) [2008] This recording combines Delfeayo’s performance, orchestration and production skills
into a jazz masterpiece that would certainly make its contributing historical figures, Duke Ellington & William
Shakespeare, proud. Sweet Thunder features a cast of today’s finest jazz performers including Branford
& Jason Marsalis, Mulgrew Miller, Reginald Veal and Winard Harper; all of whom combine modern musings
with an ‘old school’ groove, blues and swing. [Item Code: 65863 CD: $16.00]
UNIVERSAL
2660 MARCUS MILLER NIGHT IN MONTE CARLO Blast! • So What • State Of Mind • I Loves You
Porgy • Amandla • I’m Glad There Is You • O Mio Babbino Caro - Mas Que Nada • Your Amazing Grace
• Strange Fruit (Personnel: Roy Hargrove, Raul Midon, plus Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra) [2008] Bassist, producer, composer and
all-around musician Marcus Miller has been a student and a leader, a creator and an interpreter, a master and a mentor from his teen years to the
present. Marcus continues this legacy with A Night In Monte-Carlo, a live recording of a concert he was
commissioned to perform in Monaco. [Item Code: 66461 CD: $19.00]
2713 FRANK SINATRA BEST OF VEGAS Introduction- Announcement • The One I Love Belongs To
Somebody Else • Moonlight In Vermont • The Lady Is A Tramp • I’ve Got You Under My Skin • Street Of
Dreams • Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words) • Monologue • Luck Be A Lady • I Can’t Get Started •
Without A Song • All Or Nothing At All • Witchcraft • Pennies From Heaven • Angel Eyes • Theme From
New York, New York • Bows (Collective Personnel: Antonio Morelli & His Orchestra, Count Basie & His
Orchestra, Bill Miler, Al Viola, Vincent Falcone, Tony Mottola, Gene Cherico, Irv Cottler, Charles Turner, Lou
Levy, Ron Anthony, Jim Hughart) [1961-1987] This material originally appeared on the 5-CD set ‘Vegas’.
Extensive liner notes by Charles Pignone, author of The Sinatra Treasures. [Item Code: 66459 CD: $19.00]
31230 KURT ELLING THE GATE Matte Kudasai • Steppin’ Out • Come Running To Me • Norwegian
Wood • Blue In Green • Samurai Cowboy • After The Love Is Gone • Golden Lady • Nighttown, Lady
Bright (Personnel: Bob Mintzer, John Patitucci, Lenny Castor, more) [2010] Kurt Elling’s The Gate is his
most provocative recording to date. Produced by the Grammy-winning Don Was, this nine-track set features
the vocalist and lyricist in the company of longtime pianist Laurence Hobgood, saxophonist Bob Mintzer,
guitarist John McLean, bassist John Patitucci, and drummers Terreon Gulley and Kobie Watkins, with Lenny Castro on percussion. The material
ranges from jazz classics such as Miles Davis’ ‘Blue in Green’ and Herbie Hancock’s ‘Come Running to Me,’ to highly individualized readings of
the Beatles’ ‘Norwegian Wood,’ to the original ‘Samurai Cowboy,’ co-written with Marc Johnson. [Item Code: 66460 CD: $19.00]
74690 STAN GETZ QUINTETS - THE CLEF & NORGRAN ALBUMS Stella By Starlight • Time On My Hands • ‘Tis Autumn • The Way You
Look Tonight • Lover Come Back To Me • Body And Soul • Stars Fell On Alabama • You Turned The Tables On Me • Thanks For The Memor •
Hymn Of The Orient • These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You) • How Deep Is The Ocean? • Have You Met Miss Jones? • Erudition • Cool
Mix • Rustic Hop • Love And The Weather • Spring Is Here • Crazy Rhythm • Willow Weep For Me • The Nearness Of You • Pot Luck • Minor
Blues • Fascinatin’ Rhythm • I Don’t Know What Time It Was • Tangerine • Pot Luck (Single Version) • It Don’t Mean A Thing (Alternate Version)
(Alternate Take) • I Hadn’t Anyone ‘Til You • Down By The Sycamore Tree • With The Wind And The Rain In Your Hair • Nobody Else But Me •
I Hadn’t Anyone ‘Til You (Alternate Take) (Alternate Take) • Nobody Else But Me (Alternate Take) (Alternate Take) • It Don’t Mean A Thing • The
Varsity Drag • Give Me The Simple Life • Oh, Jane Snavely • I’ll Remember April • We’ll Be Together Again (EP Version) • We’ll Be Together Again
(LP Version) • Feather Merchant • Flamingo • Blue Bells • Round Up Time (Collective Personnel: Bob Brookmeyer, Tony Fruscella, Duke Jordan,
John Williams, Jimmy Rowles, Jimmy Raney, Bill Crow, Teddy Kotick, Bob Whitlock, Bill Anthony, Frank Isola, Al Levitt, Max Roach) [1952-1955]
3-CD set. The Clef & Norgran Studio Albums, a 45-track set that’s the first-ever collection of Stan Getz’s earliest recordings for Norman Granz.
Incredible two-thirds of this collection have never been on CD. In 1952, Stan Getz was a young jazz cat on the rise, noticed for his cool, inventive
playing, what fans called ‘The Sound’, and was signed to Norman Granz’s growing roster of class artists, releasing 78-rpm singles and 10-inch LPs
on the Clef and Norgran labels (precursors to Verve Records). What this collection does is present the recordings in their original 10-inch LP form
and adds the singles not on the LPs and other bonus material from the sessions. [Item Code: 66458 3-CD: $60.00]
VINTAGE MUSIC PRODUCTIONS
331 JOE CANDULLO AND HIS ORCHESTRA The Hobo’s Prayer • Bass Ale Blues • Mary Lou • I Wish
You Were Jealous Of Me • Hard To Get Gertie • Jackass Blues • Messin’ Around • Nervous Charlie Stomp •
Turkish Towel • Crazy Quilt • St. Louis Hop • Me Too • Blowin’ Off Steam • Bass Ale Blues (Long Version) •
Measly Blues • Scatter Your Smiles • St. Louis Blues (J.Dorsey Solo) • Brown Sugar (Red Nichols) • Phantom
Blues • Deep Hollow • A Jazz Holiday • Out Of The Dawn • Dusky Stevedore • What-Cha-Call-’Em-Blues
(Collective Personnel: Red Nichols, Jimmy Dorsey, Jimmy McPartland, Glenn Miller, Mike Mosiello, Nick
Farrara, Ray Bauduc, Sylvester Ahola, Irving Kaufman, Fud Livingston, more) [1926-1928] Despite a music
career that spanned more than 50 years, surprisingly little is known about bandleader, Joe Candullo. He was
a regular on network radio, and he made more than 100 issued recordings. While the majority of his discs
were released, from 1926 to 1929, Candullo was still in the studio, as late as 1954 (and possibly later). He
was leading a popular orchestra at the Everglades, a restaurant on 46th Street and Broadway, in New York
City. It was with this band that Candullo made his first recordings, on February 23, 1926. By April 1927, Joe
Candullo and His Everglades Orchestra were making their first radio broadcasts over WMCA, in New York.
[Item Code: 66464 CD: $14.00]
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