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| AMSC 152 (4-CD) | Kid Ory & His Creole Jazz Band | Live At The Beverely Cavern 1949 | £15.95 (£13.87) |
| Musicians: Andrew Blakeney - Trumpet; Kid Ory - Trombone; Joe Darensbourg - Clarinet; Buster Wilson - Piano (James P. Johnson where shown) - Piano; Ed Garland - Bass; Minor Hall - Drums. Recorded 1949. 311 mins. | |||
| Tracks: South / Snag It / Creole Song / Mahogany Hall Stmp / The Saints / Down Among The Sheltering Palms / All The Girls Go Crazy / That’s A Plenty / Do What Ory Say / I’m With You Where You Are / Dippermouth Blues / Tiger Rag / Bill Bailey / South Rampart Street Parade / Eh La bas / Wabash Blues / Ory’s Boogie / Yellow Dog Blues / Twelth Street rag / I’m Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover / Some Of These Days / South Rampart Street Parade / Creole Song / Carolina In The Morning / Baby Won’t You Please Come Home / Interview / Savoy Blues / Do What Ory Say / Muskrat Ramble / Original Dixieland One Step / Careless Love / San / Royal garden Blues / Baby Won’t You Please Come Home / Interview / South / Cuddle Up A Little Closer - Ole Miss/ Announcement / Twelth Street Rag / Jazz me Blues / Savoy Blues / Blues For Jimmie / Theme - Without You For An Inspiration / Panama / Sister Kate / Mahogany hall Stomp / Margie / Chinatown, My Chinatown / Black Anbd Blue / 1919 March / Announcement / That’s A Plenty / Maryland, My Maryland / At A Georgia Camp Meeting / Muskrat Rambler / Interview / Storyville Blues / Announcement / Sweet Georgia Brown / Carolina In The Morning / Mississippi Mud / Tiger Rag / Chinatoewn My Chinatown (Johnson) / Four Or Five Times (Johnson) / I’m With You Where You Are / Didn’t He Ramble (Johnson) / Indiana (Johnson) / Sign-off - Yellow Dog Blues / Theme / Original Dixieland One-Step (Johnson) / Twelth Street Rag (Johnson) / Mississippi Mud / Yellow Dog Blues / Joshua Fit The Battle Of Jericho / Alexander’s Ragtime Band / Didn’t He Ramble / The Bucket’s Got A Hole In It / High Society / Interview / Do You KNow What t Means To Miss New Orleans / Dippermouth / Original Dixieland One-Step / Ory’s Boogie / Alexander’s Ragtime Band / The Bucket’s Got A Hole In It / Blues For Jimmie / At The Jazz Band Ball / Careless Love / Muskrat Ramble / Savoy Blues / Theme. | |||
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| AMSC 901 (CD) | Dave Brubeck Quartet | In Your Own Sweet Way | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: Dave Brubeck - Piano; Paul Desmond - Alto; Joe Benjamin - Bass; Joe Morello - Drums. Recorded 1958. 38 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Gone With The wind / For All we Know / Sounds Of The Loop / Someday My Prince Will Come / In Your Own Sweet Way / Tangerine / Watusi Drums / Thank You / Nomad / Take The ‘A’ Train / I’m In A dancing Mood / St. Louis Blues. | |||
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| AMSC 903 (2-CD) | Louis Armstrong & The All-Stars | Classic Studio & Live Performances | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: Disc 1:- (a) Louis Armstrong - Trumpet / Vocal; Barney Bigard - Clarinet; Trummy Young - Trombone; Billy Kyle - Piano; Arvell Shaw - Bass; Barrett Deems - Drums; Velma Middleton - Voca. Recorded July 1954. (b) as (a) Edmund Hall - Clarinet replaces Bigard. Recorded 30th October 1955. (c) as (b) Dale Jones - Bass replaces Arvell Shaw. Recorded July 1956. 76 mins. Disc 2:- (a) Louis Armstrong - Trumpet / Vocal; Barney Bigard - Clarinet; Trummy Young - Trombone; Billy Kyle - Piano; Arvell Shaw - Bass; Barrett Deems - Drums; Velma Middleton - Vocal. Recorded April / May 1956. (b) as (a) Edmund Hall - Clarinet replaces Bigard. Recorded between October 1955 and December 1955. (Final track with New York Philharmonic July 1956. 79 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Disc 1:- St Louis Blues (a)/ Yellow Dog Blues (a)/ Loveless Love (a)/ Aunt Hagar’s Blues (a)/ Lone Gone (a)/ The Memphis Blues (a)/ Beale Street Blues (a)/ Ole Miss (a)/ Chantez Les Bas (a)/ Hesitating Blues (a)/ Atlanta Blues (a)/ When It’s Sleepy Time Down South (b)/ Indiana (c)/ Whispering (c)/ Bugle Blues - Ole Miss (c)/ Mack The Knife (c)/ Mahogany Hall Stomp (c). Disc 2:-Honeysuckle Rose (a)/ Blue Turning Grey Over You (a)/ I’m Crazy ‘Bout My Baby (a)/ Squeeze Me (a)/ Keeping Out Of Mischief Now (a)/ All That Meat And No Potatoes (a)/ I Got A Feeling I’m Falling (a)/ Black And Blue (a)/ Ain’t Misbehavin’ (a)/ Royal Garden Blues (b)/ The Faithful Hussar (b)/ West End Blues (b)/ Tiger Rag (b)/ Tin Roof Blues (b)/ Undecided (b)/ Muskrat Ramble (b)/ St Louis Blues (Concerto Grosso) (b) | |||
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| AMSC 904 (2-CD) | Shelly Manne | Combinations | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) Andre Previn - Piano; Leroy Vinnegar - Bass; Shelly Manne - Drums. Recorded 17th August 1956. (b) Russ Freeman - Piano; Manne - Drums. Recorded 14th September 1954. (c) Shorty Rogers - Trumpet; Jimmy Giuffre - Clarinet / Tenor / Baritone; Manne - Drums. Recorded 10th September 1954. (d) Ollie Mitchell - Trumpet; Rogers - Trumpet / Flugelhorn; Bob Enevoldsen - Valve-Trombone; Paul Sarmento - Tuba; Freeman - Piano; Joe Mondragon - Bass; Manne - Drums. Recorded 18th December 1953. (e) as (a) Recorded 11th February 1956. (f) Stu Williamson - trumpet; Charlie Mariano - Alto; Freeman - Piano; Vinnegar - Bass; Manne - Drums. Recorded January 1956. 155 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Get Me To The Church On Time (a)/ On The Street Where You Live (a)/ I’ve Grown Accustomed To Her Face (a)/ Wouldn’t It Be Loverly (a)/ Ascot Gavotte (a)/ Show Me (a)/ With A Little Bit Of Luck (a)/ I Could Have Danced All Night (a)/ The Sound Effects Manne (b)/ Billie’s Bounce (b)/ With A Song In My Heart (b)/ A Slight Minority (b)/ Speak Easy (b)/ Autumn In New York (c)/ Steeplechase (c)/ Dimension In Thirds (d)/ Shapes, Motions, Colors (d)/ Alternation(d)/ Tangerine (d)/ I Cover the Waterfront (d)/ Squatty Roo (d)/ Collard Greens And Black-Eyed Peas (d)/ Stars Fell On Alabama (d)/ The Girlfriend (d)/ The Dart Game (e)/ Bea’s Flat (e)/ Parthinia (e)/ Bernie’s Tune (e)/ Doxy (e)/ Slan (e)/ A Gem From Tiffany (e)/ Un Poco Loco (e). | |||
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| AMSC 910 (2-CD) | Noel Coward | Mad Dogs And Englishmen | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: Noel Coward - Vocal with various backing. Recorded 1940s/1950. 146 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Medley (I’ll See You Again / Dance Little Lady / Poor Little Rich Girl / A Room With A View / Someday I’ll Find You / I’ll Follow My Secret Heart / If Love Were All / Play, Orchestra Play) / Uncle Harry / Loch Lomond / A Bar On The Piccolo Marina / World Weary / Nina / Mad Dogs And Englishmen / Matelot / Alice Is At It Again / A Room With A View / Let’s Do It / The Party’s Over Now / London Pride / Could You Please Oblige Us With A Bren Gun / Imagine The Duchess’s Feelings / Don’t Let’s Be beastly To The Germans / His Excellency Regrets / Josephine / Don’t Make Fun Of The Fair / Medley (I’ll See You Again / Dance Little Lady / Poor Little Rich Girl / A Room With A View) / Medley (Any Little Fish / You Were There / Someday I’ll Find You / I’ll Follow My Secret Heart / If Love Were All / Play Orchestra Play) / There Are Bad Time Just Around The Corner / I Like America / Louisa / Half-Caste Woman / I Webnt To A Marvellous Party / Time And Again / Why Must The Show Go On? / Medley (Let’s Say Goodbye / Teach Me To Dance Like Grandma / Ziguener / You Were There / Nevermore / Ill See You Again / Mad Dogs And Englishmen? ) / What’s Going To Happen To the Tots / Sail Away / Wait A Bit Joe / Twenthieth Centry Blues / I Wonder What Happened To Him / The Party’s Over Now / A Room With A View / Don’t Put Your Daughter On The Stage. Mrs Worthington / World Weary / Alice Is At It Again / Someday I’ll Find You / Mad Dogs And Englishmen / Poor Little Rich Girl / Uncle Harry / I’ll See You Again. | |||
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| AMSC 912 (2-CD) | Stan Kenton | Artistry In Rhythm | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: Stan Kenton and His Orchestra with varying personnel. Recorded between 1943 and 1956. 159 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Artistry In Rhythm / Come Back To Sorrento / Fantasy / Opus In Pastels / Artistry In Percussion / Ain’t No Misery In Me / Safranski / Willow Weep For Me / Artistry In Bolero / And Her tears Flowed Like Wine / Peg O’ My heart / Tampico / Capital Punishment / He’s Funny That Way / Shoo Fly Pie And Apple Pan Dowdy / Sonambulism / Abstraction / Chorale For Brass, Piano and Bongo / Bongo Riff / The Spider And The Fly / September Song / Jump For Joe / Laura / Spring Is Here / I’m Glad There Is You / Opus In Turquoise / Artistry Jumps / Interlude / Intermission Riff / Minor Riff / Collaboration / Painted Rhythm / Southern Scandal / The Peanut Vendor / Eager Beaver / Concerto To End All Concertos / Artistry In Boogie / Lover / Unison Riff / Fuego Cubano / El Congo Valiente / Recuerdos / Quien Sabe / La Guera Baila / La Suerte De Los Tontos / Tres Corazones | |||
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| AMSC 918 (2-CD) | Harry James | The In Person & Hi-Fi Sound of Harry James | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: Harry James and His Orchestra with varying personnel. (a) “One Night Stand” Recorded 25th October 1952. (b) “Jazz Session” Recorded December 1954 and February 1955. (c) “Harry James In Hi-Fi”. Recorded July 1955. (d) “More Harry James In Hi-Fi”. Recorded November and December 1955. 158 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Ultra (a)/ Blues From ‘An American In Paris’ (a)/ Mam Bongo (a)/ Memphis Blues (a)/ The Flight Of The Bumble Bee (a)/ There They Go (a)/ Jackpot Blues (a)/ You Go To My Head (a)/ Don’t Stop (a)/ Feet Draggin’ Blues (a)/ Back Beat Boogie (a)/ Anything (b)/ One For My Baby (b)/ Marchin’ (b)/ Tenderly (b)/ Moonlight Fiesta (b)/ I’ll Remember April (b)/ Concerto For Clarinet (b)/ Bali Hai (b)/ Stealin’ Apples (b)/ Perdido (b)/ Ciribiribin (c)/ Trumpet Blues (c)/ You Made Me Love You (c)/ James Session (c)/ I’ve Heard That Song Before (c)/ Cherry (c)/ I’m Beginning To See The Light (c)/ My Silent Love (c)/ Sleepy Lagoon (c)/ Two O’clock Jump (c)/ I Cried For You (c)/ Jalousie (c)/ It’s Been A Long Long Time (c)/ Velvet Moon (c)/ Music Makers (c)/ Ciribiribin (c)/ The Mole (d)/ Autumn Serenade (d)/ Sleepy Time Gal (d)/ Crazy Rhythm (d)/ Melancholy Rhapsody (d)/ September Song (d)/ Carnival (d)/ Strictly Instrumental (d)/ Blue Again (d). | |||
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| AMSC 919 (CD) | John Dankworth & Danny Moss | About 42 Years Later | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: John Dankworth - Alto; Danny Moss - Tenor; John Horler or Dave Lee - Piano; Dave Green or Danny Moss Jr - Bass; Allan Ganley - Drums. | |||
| Tracks: Good Quees bess / This Heart Of Mine / C Jam Blues / I’ve Grown Accustomed To her Face / The Man / Squatty Roo / Like Some In Love / There Will Never Be Another You / Jive At Five / Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams / Things Ain’t What They Used To Be. | |||
| Comments: Recorded 28th November 2006. 75 mins. | |||
| AMSC 920 (2-CD) | Django Reinhardt | The Electric Years | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: Django Reinhardt - Electricf Guitar with various others. Recorded between 1947 and 1953. 158 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Peche A La Mouche / Minor Blues / For Sentimental Reasons / Blues For Barclay / Danse Norvegienne / Folie A Amphion / Vette / Anniversary Song / Swing 48 / September Song / Brazil / I’ll Never Smile Again / New York City / Django’s Blues / I Love You / Love’s Mood / Vendredi 13 / Billets Douyx / SWing Dynamique / Lover Man / Rhythm Futur / Topsy / Moppin’ the Bride / Insensiblement / Mano / Blues Primitif / Gypsy With A Song / Blues For Ike / September Song / Night And Day / Insensibilement / Manior de Mes Reves / Nuages / Brazil / I’m Confessin’ / Double Whisky / Dream Of You / Impromptu / Vamp / Keep Cool / Fleche D’Or / Troublant Bolero / Nuits de Sainte germain-ses-Pres / Crazy Rhythm / Anouman / Fine And Dandy / D.R.Blues / Symphonie / Improvisations Sur La Danse Norvegienne / St Louis Blues / Douce Ambiance / Melodie Au Crepuscule / I can’t Give You Anything But Love. | |||
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| AMSC 920 (2-CD) | Django Reinhardt | The Electric Years | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: Django Reinhardt - Guitar with various others. Recorded between 1947 and 1953. 159 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Peche A La Mouche / Minor Blues / For Sentimental Reasons / Blues For Barclay / Danse Norvegienne / Foli A Amphion / Vette / Anniversary Song / Swing 48 / September Song / Brazil / I’ll Never Smile Again / New York City / Django’s Blues / I Love You / Love’s mood / Vendredi / Billets Doux / Swing Don=minique / Lover Man / Rhythme Futur / Topsy / Moppin’ the Bride / Insensiblemant / Mano / Blues Primitif / Gypsy With A Song / Blues For Ike / September Song / Night And Day / Insensiblement / Manoir de Mes Reves / Nuages / Brazil / I’m Confessin’ / Souble Whisky / Dream Of You / Impromptu / Vamp / Keep Cool / Fleche D’Or / Troublant Bolero / Nuits de Saint-des-Pres / Crazy Rhythm / Anouman / Fine And Daby / D.R.Blues / Symphonie / Improvisation Sur La Danse Norvegienne / St Louis Blues / Douce Amnbiance / Melodie de Crepuscuke / I can’t Give You Anything But Love. | |||
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| AMSC 921 (2-CD) | Barney Kessel | The First Four Albums | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: Barney Kessel - Guitar with various others. The four albums included are “Easy Like”, “Barney Kessell Plays Standards”, “To Swing or Not To Swing” and “Music To Listen To Barney Kessel By”. All recorded and released between 1953 and 1956. 159 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Easy Like / Tenderly / Lullaby Of Birdland / What Is There To Say? / Bernardo / Vicky’s Dream / Salute To Charlie Christian / That’s All / I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart / Just Squeeze Me / April In Paris / North Of The Border / Speak Low / Love Is Here To Stay / On A Slow Boat To China / How Long Has This Been Going On / My Old Flame / Jeepers Creepers / Barney’s Blues / Prelude To A Kiss / A Foggy Day / You Stepped Out Of A Dream / I Didn’t Know What Time It was / 64 Bars On Wilshire / Begin The Blues / Louisiana / Happy Feeling / Embraceable You / Wail Street / Indiana / Moten Swing / Midnight Sun / Contemporary Blues / Don’t Blame Me / Cheerful Litte Earful / Makin’ Whoopee / My Reverie / Blues For A Playboy / Love Is For The Very Young / Carioca / Mountain Greenery / Indian Summer / Gone With The Wind / Laura / I Love You / Fascinating Rhythm. | |||
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| AMSC 923 (2-CD) | Tal Farlow | The Heart And Soul Of | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) Tal Farlow / Barry Galbraith - Guitar; Oscar Pettiford - Bass; Joe Morello - Drums. Recorded 2nd June 1954. (b) Farlow - Guitar; Claude Williamson - Piano; Red Mitchell - Bass; Stan Levey - Drums. Recorded 17th January 1955. (c) as (b) omit Levey. Recorded 25th April 1955. (d) Farlow - Guitar; Bob Enevoldsen - Valve Trombone; Bill Perkins - Tenor; Bob Gordon - Baritone; Monte Budwig - Bass; Lawrence Marable - Drums. Recorded 3rd and 4th May 1955. (e) Farlow - Guitar; Eddie Costa - Piano; Vinnie Burke - Bass. Recorded 5th June 1956. 153 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Is There Someone Lovlier Than You (a)/ With The Wind And The Rain In Your Hair (a)/ My Old Flame (a)/ Gibson Boy (a)/ You And The Night And The Music (a)/ Love Nest (a)/ Blues In The Closet (a)/ Everythin I’ve Got (a)/ These Foolish Things (b)/ I Remember You (b)/ How Deep Is The Ocean (b)/ Fascinating Rhythm (b)/ Manhattan (b)/ Autumn Leaves (b)/ It’s You Or No-one (b)/ Tenderly (b)/ There Will Never Be Another You (b)/ Just One Of Those Things (b)/ Lullaby Of The Leaves (c)/ Stompin’ At The Savoy (c)/ This Is Always (c)/ Tea For Two (c)/ On The Alamo (d)/ Will You Still Be Mine? (d)/ Walkin’ (d)/ Moonlight Becomes You (d)/ Out Of Nowhere (d)/ Lorinesque (d)/ Bye Bye Baby (d)/ Chuckles (e)/ You Don’t Know What Love Is (e)/ How About You (e)/ Broadway (e)/ Anything Goes (e)/ Isn’t It Romantic (e)/ Yesterdays (e)/ There Is No Greater Love (e). | |||
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| AMSC 926 (2-CD) | Frances Day | Golden Girl Of The Thirties | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| AMSC 928 (2-CD) | Cleo Laine & John Dankworth | Three Early LPs And More | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: Disc 1:- Cleo Laine - Vocal with suport from orchestras directed by John Dankworth. Final eight tracks by Johnny Dankworth and his orchestra.Cleo Laine tracks originally issued as “She’s The Tops” and The April Age”. 80 mins. Disc 2:- Johnny Dankworth and His Orchestra. Originally issued as “Journey Into Jazz’ and “5 Steps To damkworth”. Thiese tracks duplicate recent issue on Vocaliuon label. 79 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Disc 1:-I’ll Remember Apriul / April ~Age / April In Paris / I Dedicate April / The Lady Sings The Blues / Mean To me / Mood Indigo / I’ll get By / My One And Only Love / Stormy Weather / Love Is Here To Stay / Early Autumn / St. Louis Blues / “Tain’t What You Do / Happiness Is A Thing Called Joe / Hit The Road To Dreamland / Experiments with Mice / Applecake / All Clare / Melbourne Marathon / Duke’s Joke / Coquette / Big Jazz Story / Firth Of Fourths / Deep Purple Disc 2:- Adios / Jersey Bounce / Take The A Train / Explanation Of Itinary Of An Orchestra / Itinary Of An Orchestra / Export Blues / Somerset Morn / Just A Sittin’ And A Rockin’ / One For Janet / Somebody Loves Me / Hullabaloo / Horoscope / Stompin’ At The Savoy / Magenta Midget / Limehouse Blues / Up the Poll / Quick Return. | |||
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| AMSC 937 (2-CD) | Duke Ellington | Three Mid-Fifties Classic Albums plus... | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: Duke Ellington and His Orchestra. Varying personnel. Tracks taken from the albums “Duke Ellington Presents...”, “Ellington ‘55” and “Historically Speaking ...The Duke” plus 12 additional tracks from April 1953. 159 mins. | |||
| Tracks: East St. Louis Toodle-Oo / Creole Love Call / Stompy Jones / The Jeep is Jumpin’ / Jack The Bear / In A Mellow Tone / Ko-Ko / Midriff / Stomp, Look And Listen / Unbooted Character / Lonesome Luyllaby / Upper Manhattan Medical Group / Summertime / Laura / I Can’t Get Started / My Funny Valentine / Everything But You / Frustraion / Cotton Tail / Day Dream / Deep Purple / Blues / Indian Summer / Rockin’ In Rhythm / Black And Tan Fantasy / Stompin’ At The Savoy / In The Mood / One O’Clock Jump / Honeysuckle Rose / Happy Go Lucky Local / Flying Home / Warm Valley / Liza / Satin Doll / Three Little Words / Cocktails For Two / Star ust / Flamingo / My Old Flame / Boo-Dah / I Can’t Give You Anything But Love / Stormy Weather. | |||
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| AMSC 940 (2-CD) | Les Paul & Mary Ford | The Jazzman | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: Les Paul - Guitar with various others. Tracks largly taken from airshots and transcription recordings. Recorded between 1944 and 1947. 157 mins. | |||
| Tracks: I Found A New baby / Sweet Lorraine / Rosetta / The Man I Love / Bugle Call Rag / Lester Leaps In / Body And Soul / Tea For Two / Blues / It Must be True / How High The Moon / Begin The Beguine / Dream Dust / Fine And Dandy / Somebody Loves Me / Just You, Just Me / I Found A New baby / September In The Rain / You Ought To be In Pictures / Moten Swing / Willow Weep For Me / China Stomp / Star Dust / Honeysuckle Rose / I Can’t Believe That You’re In Love With Me / Body And Soul / Get Happy / Sweets / These Foolish Things / Embraceable You / You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me / Blue Sjies / Begin The Neguine / Steel Guitar Rag / Guitar Boogie / Moten Swing. | |||
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| AMSC 945 (2-CD) | Modern Jazz Quartet | Four Classic Albums | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) “The Modern Jazz Quartet” John Lewis - Piano; Milt Jackson - Vibes; Percy heath - Bass; Connie Kay - Drums. Recorded 5th April 1957. (b) “Django” as (a) Kenny Clarke - Drums replaces Kay. Recorded between 25th June 1953 and January 1955. (c) ‘Fontessa’. as (a) Recorded January / February 1956. (d) as (a) ‘MJQ at Music Inn’. Add Jimmy Giuffre - Clarinet on some tracks. Recorded 28th August 1956. 158 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Medley (They Say It’s Wonderful / How Deep Is The Ocean / Ghost Of A Chance / My Old Flame / Body And Soul) (a)/ Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea (a)/ La Ronde (a)/ A Night In Tunisia (a)/ Yesterdays (a)/ Bag’s Groove (a)/ Baden-Baden (b)/ Django (b)/ One Bass Hit (b)/ La Ronde Suite in 4 parts (b)/ The Queens Fancy (b)/ Delauney’s Dilemma (b)/ Autumn In New York (b)/ But Not For Me (b)/ Milano (b)/ Versailles (c)/ Angel Eyes (c)/ Fontessa (c)/ Over The Rainbow (c)/ Bluesology (c)/ Willow Weep For Me (c)/ Woody n You (c)/ Oh Bess Where Is My Bess (d)/ A Fugue For Music Inn (d)/ Two Degrees East, Three Degrees West (d)/ Serenade (d)/ Fun (d)/ Sun Dance (d)/ The Man That Got Away (d)/ A Morning In Paris (d)/ Variation on’God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (d). | |||
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| AMSC 946 (2-CD) | Count Basie & His Orchestra | Four Classic Albums | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: Count Basie and his orchestra with varying personnel. Recorded betweeen December 1953 and October 1957. Albums included are “April In Paris”, “King of Swing”, “The Atomic Mr Basie” (The mono version) & “The Greatest!!”. 148 mins. | |||
| Tracks: pril In Paris / Corner Pocket / Did’n You / Sweety Cake / Magic / Shiny Stockings / What Am i Here For / Midgets / Dinner With Friends / Cherry Point / Bubbles / The Blues Done Come Back / Pltmouth Rock / I Feel Like A New Man / You For Me / Soft Drink / Two For The Blues / Slow But Sure / The Kid From Red Bank / Duet / After Supper / Flight Of The Foo Birds / Doule-O / Teddy The Toad / Whirly Bird / Midnite Blue / Splanky / Fan Tail / Lil’ Darlin’ / Thou Swell / There Will never Be Another You / Our Love Is Here To Stay / ‘S Wonderful / My baby Just Cares For Me / Nevertheless / Singin’ In The Rain / I’m Beginning To See The Light / A Fine Romance / Come Rain Or Come Shine / I can’t Believe That You’re In Love With Me / This Can’t Be Love. | |||
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| AMSC 948 (2-CD) | Jimmy Giuffre | Four Classic Albums Plus... | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: Jimmy Giuffre - Clarinet / Baritone / Tenor. Tracks from the following albums:- “Jimmy Giuffre”, “Tangents In Jazz: The Jimmy Giuffre Four”, “The Jimmy Giuffre 3” and “Historic Jazz Concert at Music Inn” plus bonus tracks. 155 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Four Brothers / Someone To Watch Over Me / Sultana / A Ring-tail Monkey / Nutty Pine / Wrought Of Iron / Do It! / All For You / Iranic / I Only Have Eyes For You / Scintilla / Finger Snapper / Lazy Tones / Scintilla II / Chirpin’ Time / This Is My Beloved / The Leprechaun / Scintilla III / Rhetoric / Scintilla IV / The Train And The River / Blues / Gotta Dance / Two Kinds Of Blues / The Song Is You / Crazy She Calls Me / Voodoo / My All / That’s The Way It Is / Crawdad Suite / The Train And The River / Blues In E-Flat / In A Mellotone / The Quiet Time / Body And Soul. | |||
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| AMSC 949 (2-CD) | Chico Hamilton | Three Classic Albums Plus... | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) “Chico Hamilton Quintet”:- Buddy Collette - Flute / Clarinet / Tenor / Alto; Jim Hall - Guitar; Fred Katz - Cello; Carson Smith - Bass; Chico Hamilton - Drums. Recorded August 1955. (b) “The Chico Hamilton Quintet In Hi-Fi”:- as (a) Recorded January / February 1956. (c) “Chico Hamilton Quintet”:- Paul Horn - Alto / Tenor / Flute / Clarinet; John Pisano - Guitar; Katz - Cello; Smith - Bass; Hamilton - Drums. Recorded October 1956. (d) “Chico Hamilton Trio”:- Hamilton - Drums; George Duvivier - Bass; Howard Roberts - Guitar. Recorded between December 1953 and February 1956. 157 mins. | |||
| Tracks: A Nice Day (a)/ My Funny Valentine (a)/ Blue Sands (a)/ The Sage (a)/ The Morning After (a)/ I Want To Be Happy (a)/ Spectacular (a)/ Free Form (a)/ Walking Carson Blues (a)/ Buddy Boo (a)/ Jonalah (b)/ Chrissie (b)/ The Wind (b)/ Gone Lover (b)/ The Ghost (b)/ Sleepy Slept Here (b)/ Taking A Chance On Love (b)/ The Squimp (b)/ Topsy (b)/ Drums West (b)/ Sleep (b)/ I Know (c)/ Chanel No. 5 (c)/ Beanstalk (c)/ September Song (c)/ Siete-Cuatro (c)/ Mr Jo Jones (c)/ I Know (c)/ Satin Doll (c)/ Lillian (c)/ Reflections (c)/ Soft Winds (c)/ Caravan (c)/ I Know (c)/ Street Of Dreams (d)/ Nuttye (n)/ Broadway (d)/ Uganda (d)/ Lollypop (d)/ We’ll Be Together Again (d)/ Skinned Strings (d). | |||
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| AMSC 950 (2-CD) | Clifford Brown | Four Classic Albums | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) “Brown And Roach”:- Clifford Brown - Trumpet; Harold Land - tenor; Richie Powell - Piano; George Morrow - Bass; Max Roach - Drums. Recorded August 1954. (b) “Jam Session”:- Brown / Maynard Ferguson / Clark Terry - Trumpet; Land / Herb Geller - Tenor; Powell / Junior - Piano; Keter Betts - Bass; Roach - Drums; Dinah Washington - Vocal. Recorded 14th August 1954. (c) “Study In Brown”:- as (a) Recorded February 1955. (d) “A New Star On The Horizon”:- Browen - Trumpet; Gigi Gryce - Alto / Flute; Charlie Rouse - Tenor; John Lewis - Piano; Percy heath - Bass; Art Blakey - Drums. Recorded 23rd August1953. 153 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Sweet Clifford (a)/ Ghost Of A Chance (a)/ Stompin’ At The Savoy (a)/ I’ll String Along With You (a)/ Mildama (a)/ Darn That Dream (a)/ I Get A Kick Out Of You (a)/ What is This Thing Called Love? (b)/ Darn That Dream (b)/ Move (b)/ Medley (My Funny Valentine /. Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me / Bess, You Is My Woman Now / It Might As Well Be Spring) (b)/ Cherokee (c)/ Jacqui (c)/ Swingin’ (c)/ Lands End (c)/ George’s Dilemma (c)/ Sandu /(c) Gerkon For Perkin (c)/ If I Love Again /(c) Take The A Train (c)/ Cherokee (d)/ Easy Living (d)/ Wail Bait (d)/ Minor Mood (d)/ Hymn Of The Orient (d)/ Brownie Eyes (d). | |||
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| AMSC 962 (2-CD) | Art Pepper & Blue Mitchell | Four Classic Albums | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) “The Return of Art Pepper” Art Pepper - Alto; Jack Sheldon - Trumpet; Russ Freeman - Piano; Leroy Vinnegar - Bass; Shelly Manne - Drums. Recorded August 1956. (b) “Modern Art” Pepper - Alto; Freeman - Piano; Chuck Flores - Drums; Ben Tucker - Bass. Recorded December 1956 and January 1957. (c) “Meets The Rhythm Section” Pepper - Alto; Red Garland - Piano; Paul Chambers - Bass; Philly Joe Jones - Drums. Recorded 19th January 1957. (d) “Pepper - Alto; Freeman - Piano; Tucker - Bass; Gary Frommer - Drums. Recorded 25th November 1956. 160 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Pepper Returns (a)/ Broadway (a)/ You Go To My Head (a)/ Angel Wings (a)/ Funny Blues (a)/ Five More (a)/ Minority (a)/ Patricia (a)/ Mambo De La Pinta (a)/ Walking Out Blues (a)/ Blues In (b)/ Bewitched (b)/ When You’re Smiling (b)/ Cool Bunny (b)/ Dianne’s Dilemma (b)/ Stompin’ At The Savoy (b)/ Blues Out (b)/ What is This Thing Called Love (b)/ You’d Be So Nice To Home To (c)/ Red Pepper Blues (c)/ Imagination (c)/ Waltz Me Blues (c)/ Straight Life (c)/ Jazz Me Blues (c)/ Tin Tin Deo (c)/ Star Eyes (c)/ Birks Works (c)/ Art’s Opus (d)/ I Surrender Dear (d)/ Diane (d)/ Pepper Pot (d)/ Besame Mucho (d)/ Blues At Twilight (d)/ Val’s Pals. (d) | |||
| Comments: The notes on this budget CD amount to copies of the original LP sleeves. I know that the recorded music falls out of copyright after 50 years but I though that the written word was protected for longer. “Blues at Twilight” and some alternate takes issued originally on the fourth albums are omitted here. | |||
| AMSC 963 (2-CD) | Anita O'Day | Four Classic Albums | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: Anita O’Day - Vocal with various support. Tracks takes from the abums “Anita Sings With The Most”, “The Lady Is A tramp”, “An Evening With Anita O’Day” and “Anita”. 147 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Medley (‘S Wonderful / They Can’t Take That Away From Me) / Tenderly / Old Devil Moon / Love Me Or Leave Me / We’ll Be Together Again / Stella By Starlight / Taking A Chance On Love / Them There Eyes / I’ve Got The World On A string / You Turned The Tables On Me / Bewitched Bothered And Bewildered / Rock ‘n’ Roll Blues / Love For Sale / Lullaby Of The Leaves / Lover Come Back To me / No Soap, No Hope Blues / Speak Low / Pagan Love Song / Ain’t This A Wonderful day / Somebody’s Crying / Vaya Con Dios / The Lady is A tramp / Strawberry moon / Just One Of Those Things / Gypsy In My Soul / The Man I Love / Frankie And Johnny / Anita’s Blues / I Cover the Waterfront / You’re Getting To be A habit With Me / From This Moment On / You Don’t Know What Love Is / Medley (there Will Never be Another You / Just Friends) / I Didn’t Know What Time It Was / Let’s Fall In Love / You’re The Top / Honeysuckle Rose / A Nightingale Sang In berkeley Square / Who cares? / I can’t Get Started / Fine And Dandy / As Long As I Live / No Moon At All / Time After time / I’ll See You In My Dreams / I Fall In Love Too Easily / Beautiful Love | |||
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| AMSC 964 (2-CD) | Thelonious Monk | Four Classic Albums | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) Thelonious Monk - Piano; Oscar Pettiford - Bass; Kenny Clarke - Drums. Recorded July 1955. (b) Monk - Piano; Sonny Rollins - Tenor; Julius Watkins - French Horn; Percy Heath - Drums; Willie Jones - Drums. Recorded Recorded 13th November 1953. (c) Monk - Piano; Heath - Bass; Art Blakey - Drums. Recorded 22nd September 1954. (d) Monk - Piano; Rollins - Tenor; Tommy Potter - Bass; Arthur Trotter - Drums. Recorded 25th October 1954. (e) Monk - Piano; Ernie Henry - Alto; Clark terry - Trumpet; Rollins - Tenor; Pettiford or Paul Chambers - Bass; Max Roach - Drums Recorded December 1956. 150 mins. | |||
| Tracks: It Don’t Mean A Thing (a)/ Sophisticated Swing (a)/ I Got It Bad And That Ain’t Good (a)/ Black And Tan Fantasy (a)/ Mood Indigo (a)/ I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart (a)/ Solitude (a)/ Caravan (a)/ The Way You Look Tonight (d)/ I Want To Be Happy (d)/ Work (c)/ Nutty (c)/ Friday The Thirteenth (b)/ Brilliant Corners (e)/ Bar-Lue Bolivar Ba-Lues-Are (e)/ Pannonica (e)/ I Surrender Dear (e)/ Bemsha Swing (e)/ Little Rootie-Tootie (f)/ Sweet And Lovely (f)/ Bye-Ya (f)/ Mnk’s Dream /(f) Trinkle Tinkle (f)/ These Foolish Things (f)/ Bemsha Swing (f)/ Reflections (f)/ Blue Monk (f)/ Just A Gigolo (f) | |||
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| AMSC 965 (2-CD) | Sonny Rollins | Four Classic Albums | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) Sonny Rollins - Tenor; Clifford Brown - Trumpet; Richie Powell - Piano; George Morrow - Bass; Max Roach - Drums. Recorded 22nd March 1956. (b) Rollins - Tenor; Donald Byrd - Trumpet; Wynton Kelly - Piano; gene Ramey - Bass; Roach - Drums. Recorded 16th DEcember 1956. (c) Rollins - Tenor; J.J.Johnson - Trombone; Horace Silver or Thelonious Monk - Piano; Paul Chambers - Bass; Art Blakey - Drums. Recorded 4th April 1957. (d) Rollins - Tenor; Tommy Flanagan - Piano; Doug Watkins - Bass; Roach - Drums. Recorded 22nd June 1956. 154 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Valse Hot (a)/ Kiss And Run (a)/ I Feel A Song Coming On (a)/ Count Your Blessings Instead Of Sheep (a)/ Pent-Up House (a)/ Decision (b)/ Bluesnote (b)/ How Are Things In Glocca Morra? (b)/ Plain Jane (b)/ Sonnysphere (b)/ Why Don’t I? (c)/ Wail March (c)/ Misteroso (c)/ Relections (c)/ You Stepped Out Of A Dream (c)/ Poor Butterfly (c)/ St Thomas (d)/ You Don’t Know What Love Is (d)/ Strode Rode (d)/ Moritat (d)/ Blue Seven. (d) | |||
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| AMSC 967 (2-CD) | Blossom Dearie | Four Classic Albums Plus... | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) Blossom Dearie - Piano / Vocal; Herb Ellis - Guitar; Ray Brown - Bass; Jo Jones - Drums. Recorded September 1956. (b) Dearie - Piano; Herman Garst - Bass; Bernard Planchenault - Drums. Recorded 1955. (c) Dearie - Vocal with The Blue Stars’ - Vocal woth unlisted backing. Recording date not given. (d) as (a) Recorded September 1957. (e) Dearie - Vocal / Piano; Mundell Lowe - Guitar; Brown - Bass; Ed Thigpen - Drums. Recorded September 1958. (f) Dearie with King Pleasure (Clarence Beeks) Recorded February 1952. 156 mins. | |||
| Tracks: ’Deed I Do (a)/ Lover Man (a)/ Everything I’ve Got (a)/ Comment Allez Vous (a)/ More Than You Know (a)/ Thou Swell (a)/ It Might As Well Be Spring (a)/ Tout Doucement (a)/ You For Me (a)/ Now At Last (a)/ I Hear Music (a)/ Wait Till You See Her (a)/ I Won’t Dance (a)/ A Fine Spring Morning (a)/ The Continental (b)/ The Boy Next Door (b)/ They Can’t Take That Away From Me (b)/ Moonlight Saving Time (b)/ Surrey With The Fringe On Top (b)/ April In Paris (b)/ Blue Moon (b)/ Down In The Depths (b)/ Lullaby Of Birdland (c)/ Embrasse-Moi Bien (c)/ Toute Ma Joie (c)/ La Danse Du Baiser (c)/ Les Lavandieres Du Portugal (c)/ En 1920 (c)/ Just One Of Those Things (d)/ Like Someone In Love (d)/ Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea (d)/ They Say It’s Spring (d)/ Try Your Wings (d)/ Bang Goes The Drum (d)/ The Riviera (d)/ The Middle Of Love (d)/ Plus Je T’Embrasse (d)/ Give Him The Ooh-La-La (d)/ Let Me Love You (d)/ I Walk A Little Faster (d)/ Tea For Two (e)/ Surrey With The Fringe On Top (e)/ Moonlight Saving Time (e)/ It Amazes Me (e)/ If I Were A Bell (e)/ We’re Together (e)/ Teach Me Tonight (e)/ Once Upon A Summertime (e)/ Down With Love (e)/ Manhattan (e)/ Doop-Doo-De-Doop (e)/ Our Love Is Hear To Stay (e)/ I’m In The Mood For Love (f). | |||
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| AMSC 968 (2-CD) | Dizzy Gillespie | Four Classic Albums | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) “Dizzy Gillespie At Newport”:- Dizzy Gillespie - Trumpet / Leader; Lee Morgan / E.V.Perry / Carl Warwick / Talib Dawd - Trumpet; Melba Liston / Al Grey / Chuck Connors - Trombone; Jimmy Powell / Ernie Henry / Billy Mitchell / Benny Golson / Pee Wee Moore - Reeds; Wynton Kelly - Piano; Paul West - Bass; Charlie Persip - Drums. Recorded 6th July 1957. (b) “Dizzy and Strings”:- Gillespie - Trumpet with Orchestra conducted by Johnny Richards or his own Orchestra. Recorded September 1954. (c) “Dizzy Gillespie: World Statesman”:- Gillespie / Emmett Berry / Carl Warwick / Quincy Jones / Joe Gordon - Trumpet; Liston / Frank Rehak / Rod Leavitt - Trombone; Phil Woods / Jimmy Powell / Ernie Wilkins / Mitchell / Marty Flax - Reeds; Walter Davis - Piano; Nelson Boyd - Bass; Persip - Drums. Recording date not given. (d) Gene Norman Presents “Dizzy Gillespie & His Orchestra” (10” LP version). Personnel details not given. 153 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Dizzy’s Blues (a)/ School Days (a)/ Speech (a)/ Doodlin’ (a)/ Manteca (a)/ I Remember Clifford (a)/ Cool Breeze (a)/ Roses Of Picardy (b)/ Silhouette (b)/ Can You Recall (b)/ O Solow (b)/ Cool Eyes (b)/ Confusion (b)/ Pile Driver (b)/ Hob Nail Special (d)/ Dizzy’s Business (c)/ Jessica’s Day (c)/ Tour DE Force (c)/ I Can’t Get Started (c)/ Doodlin’ (c)/ Night In Tunisia (c)/ Stella By Starlight (c)/ The Champ (c)/ My Reverie (c)/ Dizzy’s Blues (c)/ Emanon (d)/ Ool-Ya-Koo (d)/ Stay On It (d)/ Good Bait (d)/ One Bass Hit (d)/ Manteca (d). | |||
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| AMSC 969 (2-CD) | Al Cohn | Four Classic Albums Plus... | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) Al Cohn - Tenor; Joe Newman - Trumpet; Billy Byers - Trombone; Gene Quill - Alto; Sol Schlinger - Baritone; Sanford Gold - Piano; Buddy Jones - Bass; Osie Johnson - Drums. Recorded December 1954. (b) as (a) Milt Hinton - Bass replaces Jones; Add Frank Rehak - Trombone; Hal McKusick - Alto; Billy Bauer - Guitar. Recorded 22nd December 1954. (c) as (b) Jimmy Raney - Guitar replaces Bauer. Recorded 23rd December 1954. (d) Cohn - Tenor; Bob Brookmeyer - Valve Trombone; Mose Allison - Piano; Teddy Kotick - Bass; Nick Stabulas - Drums. Recorded December 1956. (e) Cohn / Zoot Sims - Tenor / Clarinet; Allison - Piano; Kotick - Bass; Stabulas - Drums. Recorded 27th March 1957. (f) Brookmeyer - Valve Trombone; Cohn - Tenor; John Williams - Piano; Bill Anthony - Bass; Frank Isola - Drums. Recorded 7th January 1954. (g) Cohn - Tenor; Donald Byrd - Trumpet; Rehak - Trombone; Quill - Alto; John Coltrane - Tenor; Eddie Costa - Piano; Freddy Green - Guitar; Oscar Pettiford - Bass; Philly Joe Jones - Drums. (h) as (g) Omit Quill and Green.; Ed Thigpen - Drums replaces Jones. 156 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Something For Lisa (c)/ Count Every Star (c)/ Cabin In The Sky (a)/ Move (b)/ Never Never Land (b)/ La Ronde (c)/ This Reminds Me Of You (a)/ Breakfast With Joe (a)/ Cohn My Way (a)/ The Lady Is A Tramp (d)/ Good Spirits (d)/ A Blues Serenade (d)/ Lazy Man Stomp (d)/ Ill Wind (d)/ Chloe (d)/ Shine (d)/ Back To Back (d)/ So Far So Good (d)/ Winter (d)/ I Should Care (d)/ Bunny Hunch (d)/ It’s A Wonderful World (e)/ Brandy And Beer (e)/ Two Funky People (e)/ Chasing The Blues (e)/ Halley’s Comet (e)/ You’re A Lucky Guy (e)/ The Wailing Boat (e)/ Just You, Just Me (e)/ Open Country (f)/ Jive At Five (f)/ Skylark (f)/ In The Mode (f)/ Polka Dots And Moonbeams (f)/ Not So Sleepy (g)/ Love And The Weather (h). | |||
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| AMSC 970 (2-CD) | Eartha Kitt | Four Classic Albums | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: Eartha Kitt - Vocal with various support. Recorded during 1950s. 156 mins. | |||
| Tracks: I Want To Be Evil / C’est Si Bon / Angelitos Negros / Avril au Portugal / Let’s Do It / My Heart belongs To Daddy / uska Dara / African Lullaby / Mountain High, Valley Low / Lilac Wine / Under The Bridges Of Paris / Smoke Gets In Your Eyes / I Wantcha Around / Do You Remember / Looking For A Boy / I’ve Got That Lovin’ Bug Itch / Oh John / Strangers In The Starlight / The Day That Circus Left Town / Apres Moi / The Heel / Mambo de Paree / My heart’s Delight / Hey Jacque / Annie Doesn’t Live Here Anymore / Somebody Bad Stole De Wedding Bell / Santa Baby / Fascinating Man / Mademoiselle Kitt / Oggere / No Importa si Menti / Lisbon Antigua / Just An Old-Fasioned Girl / Le Danseur de Charleston / Lazy Afternoon / Jonny / If I Can’t Take It With Me When I Go / Thursday’s Child / Lullaby Of Birdland / St Louis Blues / Beale Street Blues / Chantez les Bas / Hesitating Blues / Steal Away / Careless Love / `Atlanta Blues / Long Gone / Hist The Woman, Noah / Yellow Dog Blues / Friendless Blues / The Memphis Blues / Put More Wood On The Fire / This Year’s Santa Baby. | |||
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| AMSC 976 (2-CD) | John Lewis & The Modern Jazz Quartet | Four Classic Albums Plus.... | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) “The Modern Jazz Sextet”:- Dizzy Gillespie - Trumpet; Sonny Stitt - Alto; John Lewis - Piano; Percy Heath - Bass; Skeeter Best - Guitar; Charlie Persip - Drums. Recorded 12th January 1956. (b) “No Sun In Venice”:- Lewis - Piano; Milt Jackson - Vibes; Heath - Bass; Connie Kay - Drums. Recorded 4th April 1957. (c) “Grand Encounter”:- Lewis - Piano; Heath - Bass; Bill Perkins - Tenor; Chico Hamilton - Drums; Jim Hall - Guitar. Recorded 10th February 1956. (d) “At The Opera House”:- Lewis - Piano; Jackson - Vibes; Heath - Bass; Kay - Drums. Recorded 19th October 1957. (e) “The Modern Jazz Society” presents “A Concert of Contemporary Music”. Recorded 14th March 1955. 159 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Tour De Force (a)/ Dizzy Meets Sonny (a)/ Ballad Medley (Old Folks / What’s New? / How Deep Is The Ocean?) (a)/ Mean To Me (a)/ Blues For Bird (a)/ The Golden Striker (b)/ One Never Knows (b)/ The Rose Truc (b)/ Cortege (b)/ Venice (b)/ Three Windows (b)/ Love Me Or Leave Me (c)/ I Can’t Get Started (c)/ Easy Living (c)/ 2 Degrees East, 3 Degrees West (c)/ Skylark (c) / Almost Like Being Love (c)/ Introduction (d)/ D And E Blues (d)/ Now’s The Time (d)/ ‘Round Midnight (d)/ Midsommer (e)/ Little David’s Fugue (e)/ The Queen’s Fancy (e)/ Django (e)/ Sun Dance (e). | |||
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| AMSC 979 (2-CD) | Milt Jackson | Four Classic Albums Plus.... | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) “the Jazz Skyline”:- Milt Jackson - Vibes; Lucky Thompson - Tenor; Hank Jones - Piano; Wendell Marshall - Bass; Kenny Clarke - Drums.Recorded 23rd January 1956. (b) Jackson - Vibes; Horace Silver - Piano; Percy heath - Bass; Connie Kay - Drums. Recorded 20th May 1955. (c) Jackson - Vibes; Thelonious Monk - Piano; John Simmons - Bass; Shadow Wilson - Drums. Recorded 2nd July 1948. (d) Jackson - Vibes; Frank Morgan - Alto; Walter Benton - Tenor; Gerald Wiggins - Piano; Heath - Bass; Clarke - Drum. Recorded 1st November 1954. (e) Jackson - Vibes; Henry Coker - Trombone; Frank Wess - Tenor; Charlie Fowlkes - Baritone; Eddie Jones - Drums; Clarke - Drums. Recorded 7th Febryary 1955. (f) Jackson - Vibes; Ronnie Peters - Alto; Frank Foster - Tenor; Sahib Shihab - Baritone; Joe Newman - Trumpet; Jimmy Cleveland - Trombone; Horace Silver - Piano; Heath - Bass; Art Blakey - Drums. Recorded 7th January 1957. (g) Jaqckson - Vibes; Thompson - Tenor; Newman - Trumpet; Silver - Piano; Oscar Pettiford - Bass; Kay - Drums. Recorded 5th January 1957. 159 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Lover (a)/ Can’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man (a)/ The Lady is A Tramp (a)/ Angel Face (a)/ Sometimes I’m Happy (a)/ What’s New (a)/ Wonder Why (b)/ My Funny Valentine (b)/ Moonray (b)/ The Nearness Of You (b)/ Stonewall (b)/ I Should Care (b)/ Misterioso (c)/ Epistrophy (c)/ I Mean You (c)/ Strollin’ (d)/ Sonor (d)/ Blue’s Mood (d)/ Skoot (d)/ Telefunken Blues (e)/ Klook’s Nook (e)/ Baggin’ The Blues (e)/ Inhibitions (e)/ Plenty, Plenty Soul (f)/ Boogity Boogity (f)/ Heartstrings (f)/ Sermonette (g)/ The Spirit-Feel (g)/ Ignunt Oil (g)/ Blues At Twilight (g). | |||
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| AMSC 980 (2-CD) | Dizzy Gillespie | Three Class Albums Plus... | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) Dizzy Gillespie - Trumpet; Sonny Rollins - Tenor; Ray Bryant - Piano; Thomas Bryant - Bass; Charlie Persip - Drums. Recorded 11th December 1957. (b) as (a) Sonny Stitt - Tenor replaces Rollins. Recorded 11th December 1957. (c) Gillespie / Roy Eldridge / Harry Edison - Trumpet; Oscar Peterson - Piano; Herb Ellis - Guitar; Ray Brown - Bass; Buddy Rich - Drums. Recorded 2nd November 1955. (d) Gillespie - Trumpet; Stan getz / Paul Gonsalves / Coleman Hawkins - tenor; Wynton Kelly - Piano; Wendell Marshall - Bass; J.C.Heard - Drums. Recorded 30th June 1957. (d) Gillespie - Trumpet; Stuff Smith - Violin; Kelly - Piano; Paul West - Bass; heard - Drums. Recorded 17th April 1957. 155 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Wheatleigh Hall (a)/ Sumphin’ (a)/ Con Alma (b)/ Haute Mon’ (b)/ Steeplechase (c)/ Tour De Force (c)/ Ballad Medley (I’m Through With Love / The Nearness Of You / Moonlight In Vermont / Summertime) (c)/ Dizzy Atmosphere (d)/ Ballad Medley (I’m Trough With Love / Without A Word Of Warning / Sweet Lorraine / Love Walked In / September Song) (d)/ Ballad Medley (On The Alamo / Stompin’ At The Savoy / This TIme The Dream’s On Me / Time After Time / Gone With The Wind) (d)/ The Way You Look Tonight (d)/ Rio Pakistan (e)/ It’s Only A Paper Moon (e)/ Purple Sounds (e). | |||
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| AMSC 982 (2-CD) | Dave Brubeck | Three Classic Albums Plus... | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) “Jazz: Red Hot And Cool”. Dave Brubeck - Piano; Paul Desmond - Alto; Bob Bates - Bass; Joe Dodge - Drums. Recorded 1954/55. (b) as (a) Recorded 30th December 1957. (c) Brubeck - Piano; Desmond - Alto; Joe Benjamin - Bass; Joe Morello - Drums. Recorded 3rd July 1958. (d) Brubeck - Piano; Desmond - Alto; Norman Bates - Bass; Morello - Drums. Recorded May 1957. 146 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Lover (a)/ Little Girl Blues (a)/ Fare Thee Well Annabelle (a)/ Sometimes I’m Happy (a)/ The Duke (a)/ Indiana (a)/ Love Walked In (a)/ St Louis Blues (b)/ Things Ain’t What They Used To Be (c)/ Jump For Joy (c)/ Perdido (c)/ Liberian Suite-Dance No.3 (c)/ The Duke (c)/ Flamingo (c)/ C Jam Blues (c)/ Bru’s Blues (d)/ These Foolish Things (d)/ The Masquerade Is Over (d)/ One Moment Worth Years (d)/ St Louis Blues (d). | |||
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| AMSC 983 (2-CD) | Zoot Sims - Bob Brookmeyer Quintet | Four Classic Albums | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) “The Four Brothers...Together Again!”:- Zoot Sims / Al Cohn / Herbie Steward - Tenor; Serge Chaloff - Baritone; Elliot Lawrence - Piano; Burgher Jones - Bass; Don Lamond - Drums. Recorded 11th February 1957. (b) “From A tp Z”:- Cohn / Sims - Tenor; Dave McKenna or Hank Jones - Piano; Dick Sharmen - Trumpet; Milt Hinton - Bass; Osie Johnson - Drums. Recorded January 1956. (c) “Zoot”:- Sims - Tenor / Alto; Johnny Williams - Piano; Gus Johnson - Drums; Knobby otah - Bass. Recorded 10th December 1956. (d) “Whooeeee”:- Bob Brookmeyer - Valve Trombone; Sims - Tenor; Jones - Piano; Bill Crow - Bass; Jo Jones - Drums. Recorded August 1956. 154 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Four And One More (a)/ So Blue (a)/ The Swinging Door (a)/ Four In Hand (a)/ A Quick One (a)/ Four Brothers (a)/ Ten Years Later (a)/ The Pretty One (a)/ Aged In Wood (a)/ Here We Go Again (a)/ Mediolistic (b)/ Crimea River (b)/ A New Moon (b)/ A Moment’s Notice (b)/ My Blues (b)/ Sandy’s Swing (b)/ Somebody Loves Me (b)/ More Bread (b)/ Sherm’s Terms (b)/ From A To Z (b)/ East Of The Sun (b)/ Tenor For Two Please, Jack (b)/ 9:20 Special (c)/ The Man I Love (c)/ 55th And State (c)/ Blue Room (c)/ Gus’s Blues (c)/ That Old Feeling (c)/ Bohemia After Dark (c)/ Woody’n You (c)/ The King (d)/ Lullaby Of The Leaves (d)/ I Can’t Get Started (d)/ Snake Eyes (d)/ Morning Fun (d)/ Whooeeee (d)/ Medley (Someone To Watch Over Me / My Old Flame) (d)/ Box Cars (d) | |||
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| AMSC 987 (2-CD) | Gerry Mulligan | Three Classic Albums Plus... | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) “Mulligan Meeks Monk”:- Gerry Mulligan - Baritone; Thelonious Monk - Piano; Wilbur Ware - Bass; Shadow Wilson - Drums. Recorded August 1957. (b) “Gerry Mulligan Meets ‘ Stan Getz”:- Stan Getz - Tenor; Mulligan - Baritone; Stan Levey - Drums; Ray Brown - Bass. Recorded 27th August 1957. (c) “Gerry Mulligan - Paul Desmond Quartet”:- Mulligan - Baritone; Paul Desmond - Alto; Joe Benjamin - Bass; Dave Bailey - Drums. Recorded 27th August. (d) Mulligan - Baritone; Teddy Wilson - Piano; Milt Hinton - Bass; Specs Powell - Drums. Recorded 6th July 1957. (e) Mulligan - Baritone; Bob Brookmeyer - Valve Trombone; Benjamin - Bass; Bailey - Drums. (f) Mulligan - Baritone; Marian McPartland - Piano; Milt Hinton - Bass; Ed Shaugnessy - Drums. Recorded 3rd July 1958. (g) Mulligan - Baritone with Dule Ellington Orcherstra. Recorded 3rd July 1958. 154 mins. | |||
| Tracks: ‘Round Midnight (a)/ Rhythm-A-Ning (a)/ Sweet And Lovely (a)/ Decidely (a)/ Straight, No Chaser (a)/ I Mean You (a)/ Let’s Fall In The Love (b)/ Anything Goes (b)/ Too Close For Comfort (b)/ That Old Feeling (b)/ This Can’t Be Love (b)/ A Ballad (b)/ Blues In Time (c)/ Body And Soul (c)/ Standstill (c)/ Line For Lyons (c)/ Wintersong (c)/ Battle Hymn Of The Republican (c)/ Fall Out (c)/ Sweet Georgia Brown (d)/ My Funny Valentine (e)/ Utter Chaos (e)/ Don’t Get Around Much Anymore (f)/ Prima Bara Dubla (g). | |||
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| AMSC 988 (2-CD) | Various Artists | Dixieland Jazz - The Real Thing | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) Red Allen’s All Stars:- Henry Red Allen - Trumpet; Tony Parenti - Clarinet; Tyree Glenn - Trombone; Hank Duncan - Piano; Milt Hinton - Bass; George Wettling - Drums. Recorded 29th August 1955. (b) Wilbur De Paris & His Rampart Street Ramblers:- Wilbur De Paris - Trombone; Sidney De Paris - Cornet; Omer Simeon - Clarinet; Don Kirkpatrick - Piano; Eddie Gibbs - Banjo; Harold Jackson - Bass; Fred Moore - Drums. Recorded 11th September 1952. (c) George WQettling’s Jazz Band:- Wild Bill Davison - Cornet; Jimmy Archey or Cutty Cutshall - Trombone; Edmond Hall - Clarinet; Joe Sullivan or Ralph Sutton - Piano; Eddie Condon - Guitar; Bob Casey - Bass; George Wettling - Drums. Recorded 4th May 1951. (d) Eddie Condon & His All Stars:- Bobby Hackett or Wild Bill Davison - Cornet; Cutshall - Trombone; Dick Cary - Alto Horn; Hall - Clarinet; Gene Schroeder - Piano; Condon - Guitar; Walter Page - Bass; Wettling - Drums. Recorded April 1955. (e) “Dixiecats”:- Red Allen - Trumpet; Glenn - Trombone; Buster Bailey - Clarinet; Boomie Richman - Tenor; Willie ‘The Lion’ Smith - Piano; Arvell Shaw - Bass; Zutty Singleton - Drums. Recorded 8th May 1957. 156 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Frankie And Johnny (a)/ I’ve Been Working On The Railroad (a)/ City Of The Blues (a)/ Careless Love (a)/ Bill Bailey (a)/ Maryland, My Maryland (a)/ In The Good Old Summertime (a)/ Sensation (b)/ Shreveport Stomp (b)/ Tres Moutarde (b)/ Hindustan (b)/ The Saints (b)/ Collier’s Clambake (c)/ Collier’s Climb (c)/ Rose Room (c)/ After You’ve Gone (c)/ Indiana (c)/ As Long As I Live (c)/ A Good Man Is Hard To Find (c)/ At The Jazz Band Ball (d)/ Ol’ Man River (d)/ I’ll Be A Friend With Pleasure (d)/ Singin’ The Blues (d)/ Fidgety Feet (d)/ From Monday On (d)/ I’m Coming Virginia (d)/ Royal Garden Blues (d)/ Louisiana (d)/ Jazz Me Blues (d)/ That’s A Plenty (e)/ Tin Roof Blues (e)/ Royal Garden Blues (e)/ Way Down Yonder In New Orleans (e)/ Beale Street Blues (e)/ Muskrat Ramble (e)/ Basin Street Blues (e)/ Wolverine Blues (e)/ I’ve Found A New Baby (e). | |||
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| AMSC 993 (2-CD) | Lionel Hampton All-Star Groups & Orchestra | Three Classic Albums Plus... | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) Lionel Hampton - Vibes; Teddy Wilson - Piano; Gene Krupa - Drums. Recorded 31st July 1955. (b) Hampton - Vibes; Harry Ediuson - Trumpet; Art Tatum - Piano; Red Callender or ohn Simmons - Bass; Barney Kessel - Guitar; Buddy Rich - Drums. Recorded JUly 1955. (c) Hampton - Vibes; Nat adderley / Julius Brooks / Wallace Davenport / Ed Mullins - Trumpet; Leon Comegys / Buster Cooper / Hal Roberst / Jay Dennis - Trombone; Bobby Plater / Elwyn Fraser / Jay Peters / Joe Evans - Reeds; Dwike Mitchell - Piano; Billy Mackel - Guitar; Peter Badie - Bass; Rufus Jones - Drums. Recorded October / November 1954. 159 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Avalon (a)/ Just You, Just Me (a)/ Blues For Benny (a)/ I Got Rhythm (a)/ Moonglow (a)/ Airmail Special (a)/ The Man I Love (a)/ Body And Soul (a)/ Plaid (b)/ Somebody Loves Me (b)/ Deep Purple (b)/ September Soing (b)/ Verve Blues (b)/ What is This Thing Called Love (b)/ How High The Moon (c)/ Stardust (c)/ Lover Man (c)/ Midnight Sun (c)/ Love Is Here To Stay (c)/ The Nearness Of You (c)/ Vibe Boogie (c)/ Flying Home (c)/ September Song (b)/ What Is This Thing Called Love (alt take)(b) | |||
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| AMSC 997 (2-CD) | Stan Getz All-Star Groups | Three Classic Albums Plus... | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) Stan Getz - Tenor; Oscar Peterson - Piano; Ray Brown - Bass; Herb Ellis - Guitar. Recorded 10th October 1957. (b) Getz - Tenor; Lionel Hampton - Vibes; Lou Levy - Piano; Leroy Vinnegar - Bass; Shelley Manne - Drums. Recorded 1st August 1955. (c) Getz - Tenor; Harry Edison - Trumpet; Gerry Mulligan - Baritone; Peterson - Piano; Ellis - Guitar; Brown - Bass; Louis Bellson - Drums. Recorded 1st August 1957. 157 mins. | |||
| Tracks: I Want To Be Happy (a)/ Pennies From Heaven (a)/ Ballad Medley (Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered / I Don’t Why I Just Do / How Long Has This Been Going On / I Can’t Get Started / Polka Dots And Moonbeams) (a)/ I’m Glad There Is You (a)/ Tour’s End (a)/ I Was Doing All Right (a)/ Bronx Blues (a)/ Sunday (a)/ Detour Ahead (a)/ Three Little Words (a)/ Blues For Herky (a)/ Jumpin’ At The Woodside (b)/ Ballad Medley (Tenderly / Autumn In New York / Easty Of The Sun / I Can’t Get Started) (b)/ Louise (b)/ Cherokee (b)/ Gladys (b)/ Chocolate Sundae (c)/ When Your Lover Has Gone (c)/ Candy (c)/ Ballad Medley (Lush Life / Lullaby Of The Leaves / Makin’ Whoopee) (c)/ Woody n’ You (c). | |||
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| AMSC 998 (2-CD) | Dave Brubeck Quartet | Second Set - Three Classic Albums Plus.. | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: (a) “Time Out”:- Dave Brubeck - Piano; Paul Desmond - Alto; Eugene Wright - Bass; Joe Morello - Drums. Recorded June, July and August 1959. (b) “Jazz Impressions of Eurasia” :- as (a) Joe benjamin - Bass replaces Wright. Recorded July / August 1958. (c) “At Storyville” :- Brubeck - Piano; Desmond - Alto; Ron Crotty or Bob Bates - Bass; Joe Dodge - Drums. Recorded between December 1953 and July 1954. (d) as (c) Bates - Bass. Recorded 13th October 1954. (e) as (a) Norman Bates - Bass replaces Wright. Recorded November 1956. 152 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Blue Rondo A La Turk (a)/ Strange Meadow Lark (a)/ Take Five (a)/ Three To get Ready (a)/ Kathy’s Waltz (a)/ Everybody’s Jumpin’ (a)/ Pick Up Sticks (a)/ Nomad (b)/ Brandenburg Gate (b)/ The Golden Horn (b)/ Thank You (b)/ Marble March (b)/ Calcutta Blues (b)/ On The Alamo (c)/ Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me (c)/ Here Lies Love (c)/ Gone With The Wind (c)/ When You’re Smiling (c)/ Back Bay Blues (c)/ Making Time (d)/ Ode To A Cowboy (e)/ Summer Song (e)/ Yonder For Two (e)/ History Of A Boy Scout (e). | |||
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| AMSC 999 (2-CD) | Johnny Hodges | Four Classic Albums | £7.95 (£6.91) |
| Musicians: Johnny Hodges - Alto with (a) “Castle Rock”; Collectively:- Emmett Berry / Nelson Williams - Trumpet; Lawrence Brown - Trombone; Al Sears / Flip Phillips - Tenor; Leroy Lovett / Billy Strayhorn - Piano; Lloyd Trotman / Al McKibbon - Bass; Sonny Greer / Joe Marshall - Drums. Recorded 1951 and 1952. (b) “In A Mellow Tone”: Collectively:- Berry - Trumpet; Brown - Trombone; Sears / Ben Webster / Rudy Williams - Tenor; Lovett / Strayhorn / Ted Brannon - Piano; Trotman / Red Callender / Barney Richmond - Bass; Greer / Marshall / J.C.Heard / Al Walker / Osie Johnson - Drums. Recorded between 1951 and 1954. (c) “Perdido”: Harold ‘Shorty’ Baker / Berry - Trumpet; Brown - Trombone; Arthur Clarke / Phillips / Webster - Tenor; Lovett - Piano; John Williams / Callender - Bass; Louis Bellson / Heard - Drums. Recorded 1952 and 1955. (d) “Creamy”:- Clark Terry - Trumpet; Brown - Trombone; Harry Carney - Baritone; Jimmy Hamilton - Tenor / Clarinet; Strayhorn - Piano; Jimmy Woode - bass; Greer - Drums. Recorded 8th September 1955. 158 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Castle Rock (a) / The Jeep Is Jumpin’ (a)/ A Gentle Breeze (a)/ Globe Trotter (a)/ Jeep’s Blues (a)/ A Pound Of Blues (a)/ You Blew Out The Flame In My Heart (a)/ Something To Pat Your Foot To (a)/ Blue Fantasia (a)/ My Reward (a)/ Sideways (a)/ Wham (a)/ The Jeep Is Jumping (alt take)(a) / In A Mellow Tone (b)/ I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart (b)/ Don’t Get Around Much Anymore (b)/ Come Sunday (b)/ I Got It Bad And That Ain’t Good (b)/ Sophisticated Lady (b)/ Day Dream (b)/ Solitude (a)/ Good Queen Bess (b)/ Perdido (c)/Mood Indigo (c)/ Squatty Roo (c)/ Rose Room (c)/ Blues For Basie (c)/ For This Is My Night Of Love (c)/ This Love Of Mine (c)/ Ballad Medley (Whispering / Tenderly / Don’t Take Your Love From Me / But Not For Me / Prelude To A Kiss / Polka Dots And Moonbeams / Passion Flower) (d)/ Scufflin’ (d)/ Honey Bunny (d)/ Passion (d)/ Pretty Little Girl (d)/ No Use Kickin’ (d). | |||
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