Clark Terry Quintet - Serenade to a Bus Seat 1957

Tracks
1 Donna Lee (Parker) 4:04
2 Boardwalk (Terry) 7:01
3 Boomerang (Terry) 6:01
4 Digits (Terry) 4:08
5 Serenade to a Bus Seat (Terry) 4:37
6 Stardust (Carmichael, Parish) 5:15
7 Cruising (Terry) 8:27
8 That Old Black Magic (Arlen, Mercer) 1:59

Personnel
Clark Terry - tp
Johnny Griffin - ts
Wynton Kelly - p
Paul Chambers - b
Philly Joe Kones - dr

Recorded at Reeves Sound Studios, NYC ; April 1957

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Dusko Goykovich - A Handful O' Soul (2005)

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Personnel:
Dusko Goykovich, Tomonao Hara, Vito Giordano, Nemanja Jovanovic, Marko Djordjevic, Steve Gut, trumpets
Rudy Migliardi, Phil Abraham, Auwi Geyer, Butch Kellem, trombones
Heinz von Hermann, Peter King, Brad Leali, Aleksandar Jacimovic, Michael Lutzeier, saxophones
Manuel Rocheman, piano
Branko Pejakovic, bass
Ratko Divjak, drums
Uros Secerov, percussion

Tracks:
1. A Handful O' Soul 05:56
2. I Fall In Love Too Easily 06:13
3. Yugo Blues 07:01
4. Don't Get Around Much Anymore 06:56
5. Remember Dizzy 09:00
6. Jeep's Blues 05:33
7. Balkan Blue 05:33
8. Summertime 07:24

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Curtis Fuller with Red Garland 1957

1 Stormy Weather (7:00)
2 Cashmere (7:17)
3 Slenderella (6:45)
4 Moonlight Becomes You (7:43)
5 Seeing Red (7:35)
6 Roc and Troll (7:42)

Paul Chambers Bass
Curtis Fuller Trombone
Red Garland Piano
Louis Hayes Drums
Sonny Red Sax (Alto)

:: Curtis Fuller with Red Garland ::

Louis

Miles Davis – Blue Moods (1955)

A 1955 effort including the legendary bassist Charles Mingus and Elvin Jones on drums.
Released on Mingus’ own Debut Records.
A very mellow record, with multiple arrangements by vibe player Teddy Charles. “Alone Together” is arranged by Mingus.

Resorded in Hackensack, New Jersey, July 9, 1955

1. Nature Boy – 6:14

2. Alone Together – 7:17
3. There’s No You – 8:06
4. Easy Living – 5:03

Miles Davis – trumpet

Britt Woodman – trombone
Charles Mingus – double bass

Teddy Charles – vibes

Elvin Jones – drums

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:: Blue Moods ::

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Miles Davis : Love Songs [1999]

Tracklist
01. I Fall In Love Too Easily

02. I Thought About You

03. Summer Night

04. My Ship

05. Someday My Prince Will Come

06. Stella By Star Light
07. My Funny Valentine

08. I Loves You, Porgy

09. Old Folks

10. Time After Time
11. Human Nature

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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)
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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).

LINEUPS:

“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.

Eddie Bert – I Hear Music, Modern Music (1955)

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1. Walk with Me

2. Cardboard Coffee

3. Falling in Love All Over Again

4. Lom, Norahs and Enaj

5. I Hear Music

6. Moon and Sand

7. Nosmo King

8. Jerome’s Blues

9. All My Life

10. Me’n You

LINEUP:

Eddie Bert (trb),

Jerome Richardson (fl,ts),

Vinnie Dean (as),

Hank Jones (p),

Barry Galbraith (g),

Oscar Pettiford (b),

Osie Johnson (d)

:: I Hear Music, Modern Music ::

Biography:
Eddie Bert has had a rather long career in jazz and in the studios, managing to go almost unnoticed by all but his fellow musicians. A fine and flexible soloist, Bert has also played a large part behind the scenes, performing his parts quite capably in orchestras. Among his early teachers were fellow trombonists Benny Morton and Trummy Young. In 1940, when he was 18, Bert joined Sam Donahue’s Orchestra, and two years later cut his first solo on record, “Jersey Bounce,” with Red Norvo’s band. Bert gigged with the orchestras of Charlie Barnet (1943) and Woody Herman, performed at a well-recorded Town Hall concert with Norvo in 1944, where he was extensively featured and, after a stint in the military, he worked during the next decade with such orchestras as Herbie Fields, Stan Kenton (1947-1948 and 1950-1951), Benny Goodman (1948-1949), Woody Herman again, and Les Elgart. From 1952-1955, Bert recorded several dates as a leader for Discovery, Savoy, Jazztone, and Trans-World, showing that he could be a personable bop-based improviser in small groups, too. He worked and recorded with Charles Mingus in late 1955, rejoined Goodman in 1957, was part of the ensembles on the various Miles Davis/Gil Evans projects, and performed with Thelonious Monk at his famed big band concerts of 1959 and 1963. In addition to his extensive studio work, Bert was associated with Elliot Lawrence, Chubby Jackson, and again with Mingus; he was part of Dick Cavett’s TV big band from 1968-1972 and toured Europe with the Thad Jones-Mel Lewis Orchestra. In 1976, he led an obscure effort for the Danish Backbone label and has since headed sessions for Molshajala (a duo album with bassist Steve Roane), Keybone, and Fresh Sound (1987), in addition to recording as a sideman with Lionel Hampton, Sal Salvador, and Teo Macero, among others. In 1997, Eddie Bert toured with T.S. Monk’s Monk on Monk ensemble.
- by Scott Yanow (AMG).

Joe Gordon

Allmusic.com:

A fine bop-oriented trumpeter, Joe Gordon’s tragic death in a fire cut short any chance he had at fame in the jazz world. He became a professional in 1947 and had stints with Georgie Auld, Lionel Hampton, Charlie Parker (on an occasional basis during 1953-1955), Art Blakey (1954), and Don Redman. Gordon was with Dizzy Gillespie’s 1956 big band, touring the Mideast, and getting a solo on “Night in Tunisia.” He was in the Horace Silver quintet, moved back to Boston for a period, and then relocated to Los Angeles where he worked and recorded with Barney Kessel, Benny Carter, Harold Land, Shelly Manne, Dexter Gordon, and Shelly Manne (1958 -1960). Joe Gordon, who led dates for EmArcy (1955) and Contemporary (1961), was on one Thelonious Monk recording and spent his last few years as a freelance musician.
Joe Gordon did not live long, only making it to 35. His second of two recordings as a leader (originally released by Contemporary) finds him on the verge of leading his own group. Gordon wrote all eight of the selections and is joined by adventurous but obscure altoist Jimmy Woods, pianist Dick Whittington, bassist Jimmy Bond, and drummer Milt Turner. Although the solos are generally more memorable than the tunes, this is an excellent effort that hints at what might have been had Joe Gordon lived.

Joe Gordon - Biography

Joe Gordon – Lookin’ Good 1961

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1. Terra Firma Irma – 7:42 (Joe Gordon)

2. A Song For Richard – 5:02 (Joe Gordon)

3. Non-Viennese Waltz Blues – 4:20 (Joe Gordon)

4. You’re The Only Girl In The Next World For Me – 4:30 (Joe Gordon)

5. Co-Op Blues – 5:55 (Joe Gordon)

6. Mariana – 4:09 (Joe Gordon)

7. Heleen – 4:00 (Joe Gordon)

8. Diminishing – 5:40 (Joe Gordon)

LINEUP:

Joe Gordon (trumpet)

Jimmy Woods (alto sax)

Dick Whittington (piano)

Jimmy Bond (bass)

Milt Turner (drums)

:: Lookin’ Good ::

Clifford Brown Memorial Album 1953

01-Wail Bait - Alt
02-Wail Bait
03-Hymn Of The Orient
04-Brownie Eyes
05-Cherokee - Alt
06-Cherokee
07-Easy Living
08-Minor Mood
09-Hymn Of The Orient
10-Bellarosa
11-Carvin' The Rock - Alt 1
12-Carvin' The Rock
13-Cookin' - Alt
14-Cookin
15-Brownie Speaks
16-De- Dah
17-You Go To My Head
18-Carvin' The Rock - Alt 2

from 1 to 9
Clifford Brown: trumpet
Gigi Gryce: alto sax & flute
Charlie Rouse: tenor sax
John Lewis: piano
Percy Heath: bass
Art Blakey: drums

from 10 to 18
Clifford Brown: trumpet
Lou Donaldson: alto sax
Elmo Hope: piano
Percy Heath: bass
Philly Joe Jones: drums

Produced by Alfred Lion.
1-9: Recorded at Audio Video Studios, NYC on August 28, 1953
10-18: Recorded at WOR Studios, NYC on June 9, 1953




:: Clifford Brown Memorial Album ::

Clifford Brown : Cherokee

Clifford Brown : Delilah

Clifford Brown

Clifford Brown (October 30, 1930 – June 26, 1956)
"Brownie"

Gigi, Clifford. Clifford Brown Sextet BlueNote session 8-28-53

J.J. Johnson, Clifford. Rehearsal for J.J. Johnson Sextet session 6-53

Clifford Brown and Sonny Rollins


Clifford Brown / Max Roach Quintet, Newport Jazz Festival, 1955

Clifford Brown : Brownie Speaks

Clifford Brown "Brownie's Eyes"

Clifford Brown "Brownie's Eyes" vol. 1 & 2

vol. 1 "Nice Work if You Can Get it"
1. BROWNIE introduces the group
TAKE THE "A" TRAIN (B. Strayhorn) (15:11) Date and club unknow (probably late 55 or early 56)
2. BROWNIE announces SONNY ROLLINS
DARN THAT DREAM (J. Van Heusen) (4:37) Date and club unknow (probably late 55 or early 56)
3. BROWNIE announces intermission
NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT (G. Gershwin) (19:25) solo transcribed
Date and club unknow (probably late 55 or early 56)
4. Practice TAPES (on CHEROKEE) (R. Noble) 8 sections (13:33) Date unknow (probably 54)
5. PIANO AT HOME :
ALL GOD'S CHILLUM (B. Powell) (3:57)
IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU (J. Van Heusen) (4:47)
THEY CAN'T TAKE THAT AWAY FROM ME (G. Gershwin) (8:43)
NIGHT AND DAY (C. Porter) into
I'LL REMEMBER APRIL (D. Raye/DePaul) (7:38)
BROWNIE (1:20)
Date unknow (probably 54)

vol. 2 "Blues
1-BLUES (C.Brown) (14:12) - (most probably early '56)
2-JORDU (D.Jordan) (17:29) - date and club unknown date and club unknown M. Roach)
3-PRACTICE TAPES (4 sections) (17:29) C.B.'sHome
(on Dizzy AtmospherejiD. Gillespie) (probably '54)
4-STRIKE UP THE BAND (G.Gershwin) (3:36)
Rehearsing at Home jamming with Hland & E.Dolphy C.B. in Wilmington, date unknown
5-WAHOO (T.Dameron) (14:03)
6-SOMEBODY LOVES ME (G.Gershwin) (2:02) date & place unknown
7-INDIANA (Ballard/Mc Donald) (1:50) (flashes of Brownie)
8-NIGHT IN TUNISIA (D.Gillespie) (3:28)
9-UNKNOWN TUNE (1:49)
10-AU PRIVAVE (C.Parker)(3:17) Brownie on piano

Personnel:
MAX ROACH - CLIFFORD BROWN QUINTET
Clifford Brown (tp)
Sonny Rollins (ts)
Richie Powell (p)
George Morrow (sb)
Max Roach (dm).

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Clark Terry "Duke with a Difference" 1957

Tracks
1 - C Jam Blues (Bigard, Ellington) 3:06
2 - In a Sentimental Mood (Ellington, Kurtz, Mills) 2:58
3 - Cotton Tail (Ellington) 6:56
4 - Just Squeeze Me (But Don't Tease Me) (Ellington, Gaines) 6:17
5 - Mood Indigo (Bigard, Ellington, Mills) 6:57
6 - Take the "A" Train (Strayhorn) 3:31
7 - In a Mellow Tone (Ellington, Gabler) 5:09
8 - Come Sunday (Ellington) 3:34

Clark Terry - trumpet
Britt Woodman, Quentin Jackson - trombone
Johnny Hodges, Paul Gonsalves - tenor saxophone
Billy Strayhorn - piano
Tyree Glenn - vibraphone
Jimmy Woode - bass
Sam Woodyard - drums

Recorded in NYC, July 29 and September 6, 1957

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Clark Terry & Red Mitchell - To Duke and Basie 1986

1 - It Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain*t Got That Swing
2 - Swingin' the Blues
3 - I*ve Got It Bad and That Ain't Good
4 - Moten Swing
5 - Hey, Mr. Bumbles, What Did You Say?
6 - Bid 'N' the Bear
7 - Shiny Stockings
8 - C-Jam Blues
9 - Thank You For Everything
10 - It Don*t Mean a Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing

Clark Terry - trumpet, fugelhorn,vocal
Red Mitchell - bass, piano, vocal

Recorded on January 28, 1986

:: To Duke and Basie ::

Hugh Mesekela - Home Is Where The Music Is 1972

Hugh Masekela - flugelhorn

Dudu Pukwana - alto sax

Larry Willis - piano, electric piano

Eddie Gomez - bass

Makhaya Ntshoko - drums

01. Part Of A Whole (Caiphus Semenya) - 9:37

02. Minawa (S. Toure) - 9:38

03. The Big Apple (Caiphus Semenya) - 7:52

04. Unhome (Miriam Makeba) - 5:20

05. Maseru (Hugh Masekela) - 7:12

06. Inner Crisis (Larry Willis) - 5:52
07. Blues For Huey (K. Moeketsi) - 6:26

08. Nomali (Caiphus Semenya) - 7:20

09. Maesha (Caiphus Semenya) - 11:49
10. Ingoo Pow-Pow (Children's Song) (Caiphus Semenya) - 6:47




Recorded: January, 1972 Island Studios, London

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J J ! In Person 1958

JJ! In Person
The J.J. Johnson Quintet
(Columbia Records; 1959)
MP3@320 - 96.3mb

01 Tune Up (M. Davis) 5:23
02 Laura (D. Raksin, J. Mercer) 3:55
03 Walkin' (R. Carpenter) 6:37
04 What Is This Thing Called Love? (C. Porter) 5:59
05 Misterioso (T. Monk) 6:38
06 My Old Flame (A. Johnson, S. Coslow) 4:39
07 Now's the Time (Ch. Parker) 7:42

Total time - 44:11

Recorded in NYC, on February 19, 1958

J.J.Johnson - trombone
Nat Adderley - cornet
Tommy Flanagan - piano
Wilbur Little - bass
Albert Heath - drums

:: J J ! In Person ::

J.J. Johnson - Concepts In Blue 1980

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1 Blue Nun 5:07
2 Nermus 6:14
3 Village Blues 5:09
4 Azure-Te 6:03
5 Coming Home 7:14
6 Concepts in Blue 8:00
7 Mohawk 9:22

J.J. Johnson - trombone
Clark Terry - trumpet & flugelhorn
Ernie Watts - alto & tenor sax
Ray Brown, Tony Dumas - bass
Victor Feldman - keyboards & vibraphone
Billy Childs, Pete Jolly - keyboards
Kevin Johnson - drums

Rec' Sep 23, 1980 - Sep 26, 1980
Pablo 2312-123

:: Concepts In Blue ::

Kenny Dorham - Trompeta Toccata 1964

Kenny Dorham - Trompeta Toccata (1964)
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Kenny Dorham - trumpet
Joe Henderson - tenor saxophone
Tommy Flanagan - piano
Richard Davis - upright bass
Albert Heath - drums

Recording at Van Gelder Studios, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey 09/14/1964.

1. Trompeta Toccata
2. Night Watch
3. Mamacita
4. The Fox

:: Trompeta Toccata ::

Jack Sheldon and his Exciting All-Star Big Band - Jack's Groove

Jack Sheldon and his Exciting All-Star Big Band - Jack's Groove 1957 - 58

1. Green Dolphin Street
2. I'm Also A Person
3. I Had The Craziest Dream
4. Arrivederci
5. Brown Cow
6. Anyhow
7. Julie Is Her Name
8. Aplomb
9. Sunset Eyes
10. J.S.

1 - 5
Jack Sheldon, Conte Candoli - trumpets
Stu Williamson - valve trombone
Vince DeRosa - french horn
Lennie Niehaus - alto sax
Billy Root - baritone sax
Pete Jolly - piano
Red Callender - tuba
Buddy Clark - bass
Mel Lewis - drums

recorded LA, 12/58

6-10
Sheldon and Chet Baker - trumpet
Art Pepper, Herb Geller - alto sax
Harold Land - tenor sax
Paul Moer - piano, arrangements
Buddy Clark - bass
Mel Lewis - drums

recorded LA 8/57

:: Jack's Groove ::

Ray Anthony Concert - 1956

Ray Anthony Concert - 1956

Tracks
01 - Slaughter On Tenth Avenue
02 - An American In Paris
03 - Poet & Peasant Overture
04 - Rhapsody In Blue
05 - On The Trail
06 - Street Scene
07 - Warsaw Concerto

:: Ray Anthony Concert ::

Tommy Dorsey: I'm Getting Sentimental Over You

CD 1:
1 - Where Are You?
2 - That Foolish Feeling
3 - There's Frost On The Moon
4 - Tea On The Terrace
5 - I'm In A Dancing Mood
6 - Keepin' Of The Mischief Now
7 - Jamboree
8 - The Goona Goo
9 - If My Heart Could Only Talk
10 - Mr. Ghost Goes To Town
11 - Lookin' Around Corners For You
12 - Who'll Buy My Violets
13 - On A Little Bamboo Bridge
14 - How Could You
15 - Melody In F
16 - You're Here, You're There, You're Everywhere
17 - Song Of India
18 - Marie
19 - Dedicated To You
20 - Sweet Is The World For You
21 - In A Little Hula Heaven
22 - I'll Dream My Way To Heaven
CD 2:
1 - Weary Blues
2 - Royal Garden Blues
3 - Liebestraum
4 - Mendelssohn's Spring Song
5 - The Sheik Of Araby
6 - Boogie Woogie
7 - Hawaiian War Chant
8 - Imagination
9 - East Of The Sun
10 - Whispering
11 - Stardust
12 - Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
13 - Yes, Indeed
14 - Blue Skies
15 - What Is This Thing Called Love?
16 - Well Git It
17 - There Are Such Things
18 - Opus One
19 - On The Sunny Side Of The Street
20 - Chicago
21 - I'm Getting Sentimental Over You

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Label: History

CD1 - CD2

Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: In The Mood

Bitrate: 256

01 - Wishing (Will Make It So)
02 - Stairway To The Stars
03 - Moon Love
04 - Over The Rainbow
05 - In The Mood
06 - Careless
07 - Tuxedo Junction
08 - When You Wish Upon A Star
09 - Imagination
10 - Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear To Tread)
11 - Song Of The Volga Boatman
12 - You And I
13 - Chattanooga Choo Choo
14 - Elmer's Tune
15 - String Of Pearls
16 - Moonlight Cocktail

:: In The Mood ::

Born to Swing (4 Discs)

Born to Swing - Vol 1

1. American Patrol / Glenn Miller
2. Pavanne / Glenn Miller
3. Pagan Love Song / Glenn Miller
4. Stardust / Glenn Miller
5. Keep 'Em Flying / Glenn Miller
6. Frankie and Johnny / Bunny Berigan
7. Mahogany Hall Stomp / Bunny Berigan
8. I Can't Get Started / Bunny Berigan
9. Little Gate's Special / Bunny Berigan
10. Sweet Georgia Brown / Earl Hines
11. Bubbling Over / Earl Hines
12. Father Steps In / Earl Hines
13. Boogie Woogie on St Louis Blues / Earl Hines
14. Deep Forest / Earl Hines
15. St Louis Shuffle / Fletcher Henderson
16. Hot and Anxious / Fletcher Henderson
17. Sugar Foot Stomp / Fletcher Henderson
18. Limehouse Blues / Fletcher Henderson
19. Christopher Columbus / Fletcher Henderson
20. Down South Camp Feeling / Benny Goodman
21. Life Goes to a Party / Benny Goodman
22. If Dreams Come True / Benny Goodman
23. Big John's Special / Benny Goodman
24. Solo Flight / Benny Goodman
25. A String of Pearls / Benny Goodman

Born to Swing - Vol 2
1. Don't Be That Way / Jimmy Dorsey
2. John Silver / Jimmy Dorsey
3. Major and Minor Stomp / Jimmy Dorsey
4. Turn Right / Jimmy Dorsey
5. I'm Getting Sentimental Over You / Tommy Dorsey
6. Melody in F / Tommy Dorsey
7. Song of India / Tommy Dorsey
8. Boogie Woogie / Tommy Dorsey
9. Quiet Please / Tommy Dorsey
10. Gin Mill Special / Erskine Hawkins
11. Tuxedo Junction / Erskine Hawkins
12. After Hours / Erskine Hawkins
13. Rhythm is Our Business / Jimmie Lunceford
14. T'ain't What You Do (It's The Way That You Do It) / Jimmie Lunceford
15. Uptown Blues / Jimmie Lunceford
16. Lunceford Special / Jimmie Lunceford
17. Taboo / Stan Kenton
18. Adios / Stan Kenton
19. El Choclo / Stan Kenton
20. One o' Clock Jump / Count Basie
21. Blue and Sentimental / Count Basie
22. Jumpin' at the Woodside / Count Basie
23. Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie / Count Basie
24. Rockin' the Blues / Count Basie
25. Red Bank Boogie / Count Basie

Born to Swing - Vol 3
1. Minnie the Moocher / Cab Calloway
2. Come On With the Come On / Cab Calloway
3. Jonah Joins the Cab / Cab Calloway
4. Trouble in Mind / Lucky Millinder
5. Apollo Jump / Lucky Millinder
6. Mason Flyer / Lucky Millinder
7. Shipyard Social Function / Lucky Millinder
8. Drummin' Man / Gene Krupa
9. Let Me Off Uptown / Gene Krupa
10. After You've Gone / Gene Krupa
11. Rockin' Chair / Gene Krupa
12. Back Beat Boogie / Harry James
13. Flight of the Bumble Bee / Harry James
14. Trumpet Blues and Cantabile / Harry James
15. South Rampart Street Parade / Bob Crosby
16. I'm Prayin' Humble / Bob Crosby
17. Boogie Woogie Maxixe / Bob Crosby
18. Sugar Foot Stomp / Bob Crosby
19. Stomping at the Savoy / Chick Webb
20. Don't Be That Way / Chick Webb
21. Liza (All The Clouds Roll Away) / Chick Webb
22. Undecided / Chick Webb
23. Flying Home / Lionel Hampton
24. Flying Home No. 2 / Lionel Hampton
25. Hamp's Boogie Woogie / Lionel Hampton

Born to Swing - Vol 4
1. Begin the Beguine / Artie Shaw
2. Nightmare / Artie Shaw
3. Non-Stop Flight / Artie Shaw
4. One Foot in the Groove / Artie Shaw
5. Bizet Has His Day / Les Brown
6. Twilight Time / Les Brown
7. Leap Frog / Les Brown
8. At The Woodchopper's Ball / Woody Herman
9. Blue Flame / Woody Herman
10. Hot Chestnuts / Woody Herman
11. Ingie Speaks / Woody Herman
12. I Got Rhythm / Fats Waller
13. Skrontch / Fats Waller
14. The Sheikh of Araby / Fats Waller
15. Chant of the Groove / Fats Waller
16. Echoes of Harlem / Charlie Barnet
17. The Moose / Charlie Barnet
18. Drop Me Off in Harlem / Charlie Barnet
19. Skyliner / Charlie Barnet
20. Mood Indigo / Duke Ellington
21. It Don't Mean a Thing / Duke Ellington
22. Solitude / Duke Ellington
23. The Sergeant was Shy / Duke Ellington
24. Take the 'A' Train / Duke Ellington
25. Things Ain't What They Used to Be / Duke Ellington

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