Urbie Green - 21 Trombones & Umpteen Trombones 1967

Urbie Green and the 21 trombones

Urbie Green - Trombone
Wayne Andre - Trombone
Will Bradley - Trombone
Bill Elton - Trombone
Paul Faulise - Trombone
Phil Gardina - Trombone
Mervin Gold - Trombone
Mickey Gravine - Trombone
Dick Hixon - Trombone
J. J. Johnson - Trombone
Barry Maur - Trombone
Lou McGarity - Trombone
John Mesner, Jr. - Trombone
Tommy Mitchell - Trombone
Buddy Morrow - Trombone
Jack Rains - Trombone
Alan Raph - Trombone
Sonny Russo - Trombone
Charles Small - Trombone
Chauncey Welsch - Trombone
Kai Winding - Trombone

Tony Mottola - Guitar
Barry Galbraith - Guitar
Al Casamenti - Guitar
Bucky Pizzarelli - Guitar
George Duvivier - Bass
Grady Tate - Drums
Bobby Rosengarden - Drums / Percussion
Phil Kraus - Percussion
Umpteen Trombones

1 - Here's That Rainy Day
2 - The Look Of Love
3 - What Now My Love
4 - If He Walked Into My Life
5 - Because Of You
6 - You Only Live Twice
7 - Stardust
8 - Blue Again
9 - Watch What Happens
10 - Stars Fell On Alabama
11 - Without A Song
12 - Something You Got

21 Trombones

1 - I Get The Blues When It Rains
2 - Timbre
3 - Mood Indigo
4 - Sunny
5 - Just Dropped In
6 - Blue Flame
7 - The Party
8 - Perdido
9 - The Green Bee
10 - I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues
11 - How Come You Do Me Like You Do

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J. J. Johnson & Kai Winding Trombone Octet - Jay & Kai + 6 - 1956

J. J. Johnson & Kai Winding Trombone Octet - Jay & Kai + 6
Label, Columbia 892 12" LP 1956
Illustration, Arnold Roth

The Jay And Kai Trombone Octet + 6
J. J. Johnson , Kai Winding , Jimmy Cleveland, Eddie Bert, Bob Alexander, Urbie Green - Trombone
Bart Varsalone, Tom Mitchell - Bass Trombone
Hank Jones - Piano
Milt Hinton, Ray Brown - Bass
Candido Camero - Congas, Bongos
Osie Johnson - Drums

1 - Night In Tunisia
2 - Piece For Two Tromboniums
3 - Rise 'N' Shine
4 - All At Once You Love Her
5 - No Moon At All
6 - Surrey With The Fringe On Top
7 - The Peanut Vendor
8 - You're My Thrill
9 - Jeanne
10 - Four Plus Four
11 - You Don't Know What Love Is
12 - The Continental (You Kiss While You're Dancing)

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Al Cohn, Joe Newman, Freddie Green - Mosaic Select vol.27

MP3@192kbps :CD1 - 105mb CD2 - 81mb CD3 - 77mb
Label:Mosaic Records
Year:2007

In the mid fifties, Al Cohn, Joe Newman and Freddie Green were ubiquitous at RCA Victor jazz sessions. In 1955, they made five superb small group swing albums together for RCA with the group size ranging from septet to nonet. These wonderful sessions were issued as Cohn's The Natural Seven and Four Trumpets, One Tenor, Newman's All I Wanna Do Is Swing and I'm Still Swinging and Green's Mr. Rhythm.

DISC 1
1. A Kiss To Build A Dream On (A) 3:31
(Hammerstein-Kalmar-Ruby) Arranged by Manny Albam
2. Doggin' Around (A) 3:02
(E. Battle-H. Evans) Arranged by Ernie Wilkins
3. Jump The Blues Away (A) 2:58
(Ed Lewis) Arranged by Manny Albam
4. Jack's Kinda Swing (A) 3:36
(Al Cohn) Arranged by Al Cohn
5. The Natural Thing To Do (A) 3:01
(Al Cohn) Arranged by Al Cohn
6. A.C. Meets Osie (A) 2:43
(Al Cohn) Arranged by Al Cohn
7. Baby Please (A) 3:05
(Al Cohn) Arranged by Al Cohn
8. 9:20 Special (A) 2:59
(Warren-Palmer-Engvick) Arranged by Manny Albam
9. Pick A Dilly (A) 3:30
(Al Cohn) Arranged by Al Cohn
10. Count Me In (A) 3:34
(Al Cohn) Arranged by Al Cohn
11. Freddie's Tune (A) 3:27
(Freddie Green) Arranged by Al Cohn
12. Osie's Blues (A) 2:30
(O. Johnson-M. Albam) Arranged by Manny Albam
13. Up In The Blues (B2) 2:34
(Freddie Green) Arranged by Al Cohn
14. Down For Double (B1) 4:00
(Freddie Green) Arranged by Al Cohn
15. Back And Forth (B2) 2:18
(Freddie Green) Arranged by Ernie Wilkins
16. Free And Easy (B1) 3:26
(Freddie Green) Arranged by Manny Albam
17. Learnin' The Blues (B1) 3:29
(Dolores Vicki Silver) Arranged by Manny Albam
18. Feed Bag (B2) 2:59
(Freddie Green) Arranged by Manny Albam
19. Something's Gotta Give (B1) 2:54
(Johnny Mercer) Arranged by Al Cohn
20. Easy Does It (B1) 3:43
(S. Oliver-J. Young) Arranged by Manny Albam
21. Little Red (B2) 2:09
(Freddie Green) Arranged by Ernie Wilkins
22. Swinging Back (B1) 3:23
(Freddie Green) Arranged by Ernie Wilkins
23. A Date With Ray (B1) 4:53
(Freddie Green) Arranged by Ernie Wilkins
24. When You Wish Upon A Star (B1) 2:39
(N. Washington-L. Harline) Arranged by Ernie Wilkins

DISC 2
1. Pretty Skinny Bunny (C) 2:27
(Ernie Wilkins) Arranged by Ernie Wilkins
2. Leonice (C) 3:35
(Joe Newman) Arranged by Manny Albam
3. Jack's Wax (C) 2:30
(Al Cohn) Arranged by Al Cohn
4. Topsy (C) 3:15
(E. Durhan-E. Battle) Arranged by Manny Albam
5. Captain Spaulding (C) 3:28
(Al Cohn) Arranged by Al Cohn
6. I Could Have Told You (C) 2:56
(J. Van Heusen-C. Sigman) Arranged by Ernie Wilkins
7. Soon (C) 2:41
(G. Gershwin-I. Gershwin) Arranged by Manny Albam
8. Limehouse Blues (C) 3:24
(P. Braham-D. Furber) Arranged by Al Cohn
9. Dream A Little Dream Of Me (C) 2:35
(Andre-Kahn-Schwandt) Arranged by Ernie Wilkins
10. Corner Pocket (C) 2:42
(Freddie Green) Arranged by Ernie Wilkins
11. If I Could Be With You (C) 3:07
(J. P. Johnson-H. Creamer) Arranged by Al Cohn
12. It's A Thing Of The Past (C) 2:41
(Manny Albam) Arranged by Manny Albam
13. Lullaby Of Birdland (C) 3:08
(George Shearing) Arranged by Manny Albam
14. Top Hat, White Tie And Tails (D) 2:46
(Irving Berlin) Arranged by Manny Albam
15. You Can Depend On Me (D) 3:32
(Hines-Carpenter-Dunlap) Arranged by Manny Albam
16. We'll Be Together Again (D) 3:40
(F. Laine-C. Fischer) Arranged by Ernie Wilkins
17. It's Bad For Me (D) 3:19
(Cole Porter) Arranged by Al Cohn
18. Exactly Like You (D) 3:16
(J. McHugh-D. Fields) Arranged by Al Cohn
19. Shameful Roger (D) 2:46
(Manny Albam) Arranged by Manny Albam

DISC 3
1. The Daughter Of Miss Thing (D) 2:30
(J. Newman-E. Wilkins) Arranged by Ernie Wilkins
2. Sometimes I'm Happy (D) 3:00
(Youmans-Caesar-Grey) Arranged by Manny Albam
3. Sweethearts On Parade (D) 2:40
(C. Newman-C. Lombardo) Arranged by Al Cohn
4. Slats (D) 3:56
(Joe Newman) Arranged by Ernie Wilkins
5. Lament For A Lost Love (D) 3:10
(Ellington-Bigard-Mills) Arranged by Al Cohn
6. Prefidia (D) 2:51
(A. Dominguez-M. Leeds) Arranged by Ernie Wilkins
7. Rosetta (E1) 4:29
(E. Hines-H. Woode) Arranged by Al Cohn
8. The Song Is Ended (E2) 2:45
(Irving Berlin) Arranged by Manny Albam
9. Linger Awhile (E3) 3:23
(V. Rose-H. Owens) Arranged by Manny Albam
10. Every Time (E1) 2:19
(W. Farrar-W. Kent) Arranged by Al Cohn
11. Haroosh (E3) 4:02
(Al Cohn) Arranged by Al Cohn
12. Just Plain Sam (E1) 2:56
(Manny Albam) Arranged by Manny Albam
13. I'm Coming Virginia (E3) 2:31
(D. Heywood-W. Cook) Arranged by Al Cohn
14. Cohn, Not Cohen (E2) 2:45
(Al Cohn) Arranged by Al Cohn
15. A Little Song (E2) 2:46
(Al Cohn) Arranged by Al Cohn
16. Foggy Water (E2) 2:48
(Manny Albam) Arranged by Manny Albam
17. Sugar Cohn (E3) 3:07
(Manny Albam) Arranged by Manny Albam
18. Alone Together (E1) 3:29
(H. Dietz-A. Schwartz) Arranged by Manny Albam

(A) Joe Newman, trumpet; Frank Rehak, trombone; Al Cohn, tenor sax; Nat Pierce, piano;
Freddie Green, guitar; Milt Hinton, bass; Osie Johnson, drums, vocal on "Osie's Blues."
Arranged by Al Cohn, Manny Albam and Ernie Wilkins
Recorded at Webster Hall, New York City on February 3, 1955
Originally issued as AL COHN - THE NATURAL SEVEN, RCA Victor LPM-1116

(B) Joe Newman, trumpet; Henry Coker, trombone; Al Cohn, tenor sax, clarinet, bass clarinet;
Nat Pierce, piano; Freddie Green, guitar; Milt Hinton, bass; Jo Jones (B1) or Osie Johnson (B2), drums.
Arranged by Al Cohn, Manny Albam and Ernie Wilkins
Recorded at Webster Hall, New York City on December 18, 1955
Originally issued as FREDDIE GREEN MR. RHYTHM, RCA Victor LPM-1210

(C) Joe Newman, trumpet; Frank Rehak, trombone; Ernie Wilkins, alto sax; Al Cohn, tenor sax;
Nat Pierce, piano; Freddie Green, guitar; Milt Hinton, bass; Shadow Wilson, drums.
Arranged by Al Cohn, Manny Albam and Ernie Wilkins
Recorded at Webster Hall, New York City on February 8, 1955
"Lullaby Of Birdland" originally issued on VARIOUS ARTISTS - LULLABY OF BIRDLAND, RCA Victor LPM 1146
All other tunes originally issued as JOE NEWMAN - ALL I WANNA DO IS SWING, RCA Victor LPM-1118

(D) Joe Newman, trumpet; Urbie Green, trombone; Gene Quill, alto sax; Al Cohn, tenor sax;
Dick Katz, piano; Freddie Green, guitar; Eddie Jones, bass; Shadow Wilson, drums.
Arranged by Al Cohn, Manny Albam and Ernie Wilkins
Recorded at Webster Hall, New York City on October 3 & 4, 1955
Originally issued as JOE NEWMAN - I'M STILL SWINGING, RCA Victor LPM-1198

(E) Joe Newman, Thad Jones, Joe Wilder (E1) or Bernie Glow (E2) or Phil Sunkel (E3), trumpets; Nick Travis, trumpet, valve trombone;
Al Cohn, tenor sax; Dick Katz, piano; Freddie Green, guitar; Buddy Jones, bass; Osie Johnson, drums.
Arranged by Al Cohn and Manny Albam
Recorded at Webster Hall, New York City on May 9 (E1), May 14 (E2) and May 16 (E3), 1955
Originally issued as THE JAZZ WORKSHOP - FOUR BRASS, ONE TENOR, RCA Victor LPM-1161

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Dizzy Gillespie - Perceptions (1961)

Audio CD (September 23, 1997)
Original Release Date: May 22, 1961
Label: Polygram Records
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Sword of Orion
Jubelo
Blue Mist
Fantasia
Horn of Plenty
Ballade

Personnel
Trumpets

Dizzy Gillespie
, Bernie Glow, 
Robert Nagel
, Ernie Royal
, Doc Severinsen
, Nick Travis, 
Joe Wilder
Trombones

Urbie Green, 
Jimmy Knepper
, Paul Faulise
, Dick Hixson
French Horns

John Barrows, 
Jimmy Buffington, 
Paul Ingraham, 
Robert Northern
Tuba

Harvey Phillips, 
Bill Stanley
Harmonica

Gloria Agostini, Laura Newell

George Duvivier (bass)
 Charli Persip (drums) 
Michael Colgrass (percussion)

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Bobby Hackett - What A Wonderful World (1973)

01 Muskrat Ramble (Gilbert, Ory) 3:35
02 Medley: It Had to Be You/I've Got a Crush on You (Jones, Khan / Gershwin, Gershwin) 4:46
03 Love Is Just Around the Corner (Gensler, Robin) 4:25
04 Ja-Da (Carleton) 6:21
05 South Rampart Street Parade (Allen, Bauduc, Haggart) 2:54
06 Fidgety Feet (Shields, Edwards, Ragas, LaRocca, Sharbaro) 5:00
07 My Melancholy Baby (Bernett, Norton) 3:05
08 What a Wonderful World (Thiele, Weiss) 2:21
09 Blueberry Hill (Lewis, Rose, Stock) 2:59
10 That's a Plenty (Gilbert, Pollack) 4:30

Recorded in 1973

Bobby Hackett Trumpet
Mel Davis Trumpet
Max Kaminsky Trumpet
Jimmy Maxwell Trumpet
Warren Covington Trombone
Vic Dickenson Trombone
Urbie Green Trombone
George Berg Saxophone
Hank Freeman Saxophone
Toots Mondello Saxophone
Johnny Mince Clarinet, Saxophone
Clarence Hutchenrider Clarinet
Hank Jones Piano
Art Ryerson Banjo, Guitar
Richard Davis Bass
Todd Sommer Drums
Teresa Brewer Vocals

:: What A Wonderful World ::


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Urbie Green - East Coast Jazz, Vol. 6

Personnel
Urbie Green - tb
Doug Mettome - tp
Ike Horowitz - tb & cl fl
Danny Bank - fl, cl & bar
Jimmy Lyon - p
Oscar Pettiford - b
Jimmy Campbell - dr
Osie Johnson - dr

Tracks
1 Mutation* (Evans) 3:11
2 On Green Dolphin Street* (Kaper, Washington) 3:34
3 Just One of Those Things (Porter) 4:20
4 How About You ?* (Freed, Love) 2:48
5 When Your Lover Has Gone (Swan) 3:26
6 Three Little Words (Kalmar, Ruby) 4:02
7 Sneaky Pete (Evans) 3:55
8 Melody in BB (Evans, Green) 2:20
9 Sassafras* (Evans) 3:57
10 Love Locked Out (Kester, Noble) 2:54

[#2, 4 & 9] - Recorded in New York City ; January 12, 1955
[1, 3, 5-8 & 10] - Recorded in New York ; January 19, 1955

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Urbie Green – The Complete Persuasive Trombone – Big Band & Sextet (1961-62)

Urbie Green – The Complete Persuasive Trombone – Big Band & Sextet (1961-1962)
Format: MP4
Total Time: 71
Min.
Size: 66MB

“This killer set combines both volumes of master Urbie Green’s early-’60s The Persuasive Trombone of Urbie Green recordings on a single disc. The sessions for these dates took place between 1960 and 1962, and featured two different bands. The first sessions feature cats like Hal McKusick, Milt Hinton, Doc Severinsen, a very young Rolf Kuhn, and Detroit baritone boss Pepper Adams. The track list is impressive as well: Johnny Mercer’s”Dream,” a romping reading of “I Can’t Get Started,” and Johnny Burke’s “It Could Happen to You.” The latter volume keeps Hinton and Severinsen on some tunes but adds the great vibraphonist Eddie Costa, and baritone saxophonist Stan Webb replaces Adams. The program is equally divided between ballads and swinging modern big-band material, including great arrangements of “Skylark” and “I Fall in Love Too Easily.” If this weren’t enough, to fill out the CD the producers added four numbers from Green’s sextet sessions, including “On a Slow Boat to China” and “Poor Soul,” with some beautiful interplay between the leader and Costa. It seems Lonehill Jazz always does it right.”
Thom Jurek – All Music Guide Review

TRACKLIST:

01. AT LAST (Gordon-Warren) 2:46

02. PRISONER OF LOVE (Columbo-Gaskill-Robin) 3:31

03. DREAM (Johnny Mercer) 3:05

04. I’VE HEARD THAT SONG BEFORE (Cahn-Styne) 2:53

05. MOONLIGHT SERENADE (Miller-Parish) 2:57

06. STAIRWAY TO THE STARS (Malneck-Parish-Signorelli) 2:43

07. LET’S FALL IN LOVE (Arlen-Koehler) 2:43

08. MY SILENT LOVE (Heyman-Suesse) 2:47

09. MY MELANCHOLY BABY (Burnett-Norton) 2:15

10. I HAD THE CRAZIEST DREAM (Gordon-Warren) 2:30

11. I’M GETTING SENTIMENTAL OVER YOU (Bassman-Washington) 2:48

12. I CAN’T GET STARTED (Duke-I. Gershwin) 3:07

13. WHILE WE’RE YOUNG (Engvick-Palitz-Wilder) 3:19

14. IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU (Burke-Van Heusen) 3:59

15. LOVE LETTERS (Heyman-Young) 3:17

16. CLOSE YOUR EYES (Bernice Petkere) 2:37

17. I FALL IN LOVE TOO EASILY (Cahn-Styne) 3:07

18. ON THE STREET WHERE YOU LIVE (Lerner-Loewe) 3:10

19. SKYLARK (Carmichael-Mercer) 3:02

20. RUNNIN’ WILD (Gibbs-Grey-Wood) 2:38

21. NO MOON AT ALL (Evans-Mann) 3:29

22. ON A SLOW BOAT TO CHINA (Frank Loesser) 2:48

23. HELLO YOUNG LOVERS (Rodgers-Hammerstein II) 3:20

24. THE POOR SOUL (Urbie Green) 2:42

Tracks #1-12 from “The Persuasive Trombone, Volume 1″ (Command RS 33-815).
Tracks #13-24 from “The Persuasive Trombone, Volume 2″ (Command RS 33-838).

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“The Persuasive Trombone, Vol.1″:

Tracks #1-3 & 5 – Urbie Green Big Band: Nick Travis, John Bello, Don Ferrara, Doc Severinsen (tp), Bobby Byrne (tb), Gil Cohen (b-tb), Hal McKusick (as), Rolf Kuhn (as, cl), Eddie Wasserman (fl, ts), Pepper Adams (bs), Dave McKenna (p), Barry Galbraith (g), Milt Hinton (b) and Don Lamond (d). Recorded in New York, February, 1960.

Tracks #4 & 6-8 – Urbie Green Big Band: Same personnel except Gene Allen (bs) replaces Pepper Adams and Nat Pierce (p) replaces Dave McKenna. Recorded in New York, February 1960 in a different session than above.
Tracks #9-12 – Urbie Green Big Band: Same personnel except Eddie Bert (tb) added. New York, March 10, 1961.

“The Persuasive Trombone, Vol.2″:

Tracks #13-20 – Urbie Green Big Band: Irving ‘Marky’ Markowitz, Bernie Glow, Doc Severinsen, Joe Wilder (tp), Frank Rehak, Chauncey Welsch, Paul Faulise (tb), Bernie Kaufman, Walt Levinsky (as), Carl Perkel (ts), Sol Schlinger, Stan Webb (bs), Eddie Costa (p), Art Ryerson (g), Bob Haggart (b) and Don Lamond (d). Bobby Byrne, Ralph Burns (arr). Recorded in New York, 1961.

Tracks #21-24 – Urbie Green Sextet: Doc Severinsen (tp), Urbie Green (tb), Walt Levinsky (cl, as), Eddie Costa (vib, p), Milt Hinton (b) and Don Lamond (d). Recorded in New York, 1961-1962.

:: The Persuasive Trombone of Urbie Green, Vol.1 & 2 ::

INFO:

Urbie Green worked with Benny Goodman off in 1955-57, appearing in the movie “The Benny Goodman Story”, and played with Count Basie in 1963. After the death of Tommy Dorsey, he fronted the Dorsey ghost band (1966-67). During his long career, Urbie recorded with some of the greatest figures in jazz, including Louis Armstrong, Charles Mingus, Billie Holiday, Coleman Hawkins, Ella Fitzgerald, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Wes Montgomery and Jimmy Smith. He remained musically active until the 1980s.

This release contains the two complete original LPs titled “The Persuasive Trombone of Urbie Green, Vol.1 & 2” in their entirety, featuring Green’s big band in some of its finest performances – with arrangements by Ralph Burns and Bobby Byrne. The edition also includes an outstanding four track sextet session with Eddie Costa on piano & vibes.