Fall 2012 - Worlds Records

Some of our Best Sellers from 2012ACROBAT3074 VARIOUS ARTISTS JAZZ AT THE PHILHARMONIC SEATTLE 1956 (Artists: Norman Granz, SwingSet Septet, Modern Jazz Quartet, MJQ augmented, Gene Krupa Quartet, Oscar Peterson Trio, Ella Fitzgerald withthe Oscar Peterson Trio) 2-CD set. The long-running series of Jazz At The Philharmonic concerts began in 1944at the Los Angeles Philharmonic Auditorium. This previously unreleased recording is a classic example of theJATP concerts. It features some of the great names of the genre, including Ella Fitzgerald, The Oscar PetersonTrio, Modern Jazz Quartet, Stan Getz, Sonny Stitt, Dizzy Gillespie, Roy Eldridge, Illinois Jacquet, Flip Phillips,Jo Jones and The Gene Krupa Quartet [Item Code: 73540 2-CD: $19.00]AMERICAN JAZZ CLASSICS99044 SHELLY MANNE FURTHER DEFINITIONS (Personnel: Conte Candoli, Richie Kamuca, Russ Freeman,Chuck Berghofer) [1961] All known instrumental recordings by the legendary Shelly Manne Quintetmade at Shelly’s Manne-Hole on March 3-5, 1961. These recordings were originally issued on two separate LPs.The group featured such stars as Conte Candoli on trumpet, Richie Kamuca on tenor sax, Russ Freeman on piano,and of course, Shelly Manne himself on drums. Includes 16-page booklet. [Item Code: 72944 CD: $16.00]AMERICAN MUSIC107 GEORGE LEWIS AT CONGO SQAURE (Personnel: Percy Humphrey, George Lewis, Jim Robinson,Alton Purnell, Lawrence Marrero, Alcide Pavageau, Louis Barbarin, Joe Watkins) [1951/1952] Includes previouslyunreleased tracks. These two concerts were sponsored by the New Orleans Jazz Club for the NationalSociety for Crippled Children, at the Municipal Auditorium almost a year apart. Souchon recorded George’sportion of the concert. The titles here are issued in order played, they were taken from the master tape and havea greater clarity and completeness than anything previously available. [Item Code: 24826 CD: $16.00]ARBORS JAZZ19427 MARTY GROSZ AND THE HOT WINDS THE JAMES P JOHNSON SONGBOOK (Personnel: James Dapogny, Dan Block, Jon-ErikKellso, Scott Robinson, Vince Giordano, Arnie Kinsella, ‘Panic Slim’ Jim Gicking) [2010-2011] Inimitablejazz guitarist Marty Grosz introduces the songwriting genius of James P. Johnson, the best performer of the jazzgenre known as ‘Harlem Stride Piano.’ This record features the multi-talented Vince Giordano, well known toHBO fans as the man behind the music on the popular show ‘Boardwalk Empire.’ Composing fresh, originalarrangements, the disc presents familiar tunes as well as others featured in Broadway revues from the 1920s.[Item Code: 72945 CD: $16.00]AUDIOPHONIC120315 JAN GARBER ORCHESTRA BECAUSE OF YOU [1938-1939] The music on this collection hasnot been previously released by any record company. Originally recorded in 1938 and 1939, these selectionswere heard on radio stations across the country. Featuring vocalists Lee Bennett and Fritz Heilborn.[Item Code: 73482 CD: $12.00]AVIDTo obtain tune information, eithera. visit our website, www.worldsrecords.comb. send a stamped envelope and request ‘print out’ information1056 PEE WEE RUSSELL FOUR CLASSIC ALBUMS PLUS - JAZZ AT STORYVILLE VOL 1 - JAZZ AT STORYVILLE VOL 2 - PORTRAIT OF PEEWEE - PEE WEE RUSSELL PLAYS (Collective Personnel: Buck Clayton, Ruby Braff, Vic Dickenson, Bud Freeman,Red Richards, Nat Pierce, Dick Cary, Eddie Condon, George Wettling, More) [1952-1959] 2-CD set.Four complete albums. ‘Jazz at Storyville Vol 1’; ‘Jazz at Storyville Vol 2’; ‘Portrait Of Pee Wee’; ‘Pee Wee RussellPlays’; ‘Jazz at Storyville Vol 1 & 2’ There is nothing complicated about the music on this album, it is straightforward, sincere blowing. Recorded live in 1952 at George Wein’s Storyville, musicians are primarily Ruby Braffon trumpet accompanied by Red Richards-piano, John Field-bass, Ephy Resnick-trombone and Kenny John ondrums. ‘Portrait of Pee Wee’ Joined again by old pals Ruby Braff, Bud Freeman, Vic Dickenson alongside KarlKiffe and Charles Potter with Nat Pierce on piano and arrangements. ‘Pee Wee Russell Plays’. Pee Wee is joinedby Bud Freeman, George Wettling, Eddie Condon, Dick Carey, Vic Dickenson, Buck Clayton and Bill Takas.Recorded in 1959 the title is extremely apt, for the session finds Pee Wee moving away from playing the wellworn Dixieland standards and playing a dozen brand new selections all composed by the great man himself.There is some first rate solo work here, Braff shines on trumpet while Dickenson is always exciting and daring.[Item Code: 73473 2-CD: $20.00]33 worldsrecords.com (800) 742-6663 Fall Supplement 2012 33