Various - The Best Of The Big Bands album flac
Performer: VariousTitle: The Best Of The Big Bands
Style: Big Band
Released: 1988
MP3 album: 1159 mb
FLAC album: 1610 mb
Rating: 4.9
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Genre: Jazz
The Best of the Big Bands features the music of: Glenn Miller Orchestra; Duke Ellington; Benny Goodman Orchestra; Count Baise and Woodie Herman. Thats the fault not of the original recording but of the engineer of this album who did not think that the listener would be annoyed at having to do hands on adjustments throughout the album. I agree these are not all original recordings. Most of these selections are played by mediocre-at-best musicians and was positively annoying to listen to. The only thing stopping me from tossing this disc of junk recordings out of the window was that I don't like to litter. Please spend your money on something else.
Audio CD, September 24, 1996. Of course, track 18 doesn't fit the "big band" category, but it's still a nice, compact collection of some obviously huge hits. Just look around for a better price. 3 people found this helpful.
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| 1 | –Benny Goodman | Lets DanceBass [b] – Arvell ShawClarinet [cl], Leader – Benny GoodmanDrums [ds] – Ray Burnes*Guitar [g] – Billy BauerPiano [p] – Roland HannaSaxophone [sax] – Al Block, Ernie Mauro, Gene Allen, Seldon Powell, Zoot SimsTrombone [tb] – Rex Peer, Vernon Brown, Willie DennisTrumpet [tp] – Billy Hodges, E.V. Perry*, John Frosk, Taft JordanWritten-By – Baldridge*, Stone*, Bonino* |
0:49 |
| 2 | –Benny Goodman | King Porter StompBass [b] – Arvell ShawClarinet [cl], Leader – Benny GoodmanDrums [ds] – Ray Burnes*Guitar [g] – Billy BauerPiano [p] – Roland HannaSaxophone [sax] – Al Block, Ernie Mauro, Gene Allen, Seldon Powell, Zoot SimsTrombone [tb] – Rex Peer, Vernon Brown, Willie DennisTrumpet [tp] – Billy Hodges, E.V. Perry*, John Frosk, Taft JordanWritten-By – Morton* |
3:22 |
| 3 | –Benny Goodman | Don't Be That WayBass [b] – Arvell ShawClarinet [cl], Leader – Benny GoodmanDrums [ds] – Ray Burnes*Guitar [g] – Billy BauerPiano [p] – Roland HannaSaxophone [sax] – Al Block, Ernie Mauro, Gene Allen, Seldon Powell, Zoot SimsTrombone [tb] – Rex Peer, Vernon Brown, Willie DennisTrumpet [tp] – Billy Hodges, E.V. Perry*, John Frosk, Taft JordanWritten-By – Goodman*, Sampson*, Parish* |
3:19 |
| 4 | –Count Basie | Jumpin At The WoodsideAlto Saxophone [as] – Bobby Plater, Danny TurnerBaritone Saxophone [bs] – Charles Fowlkes*Bass [b] – John DukeDrums [ds] – Butch MilesGuitar [g] – Freddie GreenLeader, Piano [p] – Count BasieTenor Saxophone [ts] – Eric Dixon, Jimmy ForrestTrombone [tb] – Al Grey, Bill Hughes , Dennis Wilson, Mel WanzoTrumpet [tp] – Bobby Mitchell, Lyn Biviano, Sonny Cohn, Waymon ReedWritten-By – Count Basie |
3:12 |
| 5 | –Count Basie | Way Out BasieAlto Saxophone [as] – Bobby Plater, Danny TurnerBaritone Saxophone [bs] – Charlie FowlkesBass [b] – John DukeDrums [ds] – Butch MilesGuitar [g] – Freddie GreenLeader, Piano [p] – Count BasieTenor Saxophone [ts] – Eric Dixon, Jimmy ForrestTrombone [tb] – Al Grey, Bill Hughes , Dennis Wilson, Mel WanzoTrumpet [tp] – Bobby Mitchell, Lyn Biviano, Sonny Cohn, Waymon ReedWritten-By – Count Basie |
3:52 |
| 6 | –Count Basie | Whirly BirdAlto Saxophone [as] – Bobby Plater, Danny TurnerBaritone Saxophone [bs] – Charlie FowlkesBass [b] – John DukeDrums [ds] – Butch MilesGuitar [g] – Freddie GreenLeader, Piano [p] – Count BasieTenor Saxophone [ts] – Eric Dixon, Jimmy ForrestTrombone [tb] – Al Grey, Bill Hughes , Dennis Wilson, Mel WanzoTrumpet [tp] – Bobby Mitchell, Lyn Biviano, Sonny Cohn, Waymon ReedWritten-By – Count Basie |
7:24 |
| 7 | –Buddy Rich | Three Day SuckerAlto Saxophone [as] – Bill Blaut, Peter YellinBaritone Saxophone [bs] – Rodger Rosenberg*Bass [b] – Ben Brown Congas – Ray ArmandoGuitar [g] – Cliff Morris, Cornell Dupree, Wayne Wright Piano [p] – Greg KoganSoprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone [ss, ts] – Steve MarcusTenor Saxophone [ts] – Bob MintzerTrombone [Bass Trombone, btb] – Anthony SalvatoriTrombone [tb] – Barry Maur, Gerald ChamberlainTrumpet [tp] – Charles Camilleri, Danny Hayes, Lloyd Michels, Richard Hurwitz, Ross KonikoffWritten-By – B. Lofgreen* |
5:06 |
| 8 | –Woody Herman | At The Wood Choppers BallBass [b] – Larry Rockwall*Clarinet [cl] – Woody HermanDrums [ds] – Rufus "Speedy" Jones*Piano [p] – Martin Harris*Tenor Saxophone [ts] – Sal NisticoTrombone [tb] – George Hanna , Harry Southall*, Jimmy GuinnTrumpet [tp] – Bill Chase, Don Rader, John Bennet*, Paul Fontaine, Rolf EricsonWritten-By – J. Bishop* |
4:59 |
| 9 | –Woody Herman | Northwest PassageBass [b] – Larry Rockwall*Clarinet [cl] – Woody HermanDrums [ds] – Rufus "Speedy" Jones*Piano [p] – Martin Harris*Tenor Saxophone [ts] – Sal NisticoTrombone [tb] – George Hanna , Harry Southall*, Jimmy GuinnTrumpet [tp] – Bill Chase, Don Rader, John Bennet*, Paul Fontaine, Rolf EricsonWritten-By – C. Jackson*, R. Burnes*, W. Herman* |
7:12 |
| 10 | –Harry James | Flyin HomeAlto Saxophone [as] – Herb Lorden, Willie Smith Baritone Saxophone [bs] – Ernie SmallBass – Russ Philips*Drums – Buddy RichGuitar [g] – Allen Reuss*Piano [p] – Larry KinnamonTrombone [tb] – Bob Edmonson*, Ray Sims, Bob Robinson*Trumpet [tp] – Art Depew, Bob Rolfe, Don Paladino, Harry James , Nick BuonoVocals – Jon Hendrics* |
8:23 |
| 11 | –Duke Ellington | Take The "A" TrainBass [b] – Aaron BellDrums [ds] – Sam WoodyardSaxophone [sax] – Harry Carney, Jimmy Hamilton, Johnny Hodges, Paul Gonsalves, Russell ProcopeTrombone [tb] – Buster Cooper, Chuck Connors, Lowrence Brown*Trumpet [tp] – "Cat" Anderson*, Cootie Williams, Ray Nance, Roy BurrowesWritten-By – Strayhorn* |
4:35 |
| 12 | –Duke Ellington | Rockin' In RhythmBass [d] – John LambDrums [ds] – Sam WoodyardSaxophone [sax] – Harry Carney, Jimmy Hamilton, Johnny Hodges, Paul Gonsalves, Russell ProcopeTrombone [tb] – Buster Cooper, Chuck Connors, Lowrence Brown*Trumpet [tp] – "Cat" Anderson*, Cootie Williams, Herbie Jones, Nat WoodardWritten-By – Ellington* |
4:08 |
| 13 | –Duke Ellington | The Hawk TalksBass [b] – Jimmy Wood*Cornet [cor] – Ray NanceDrums [ds] – Sam WoodyardSaxophone [sax] – Harry Carney, Jimmy Hamilton, Johnny Hodges, Paul Gonsalves, Russell ProcopeTrombone [tb] – Britt Woodman, John Sanders, Quentin JacksonTrumpet [tp] – "Cat" Anderson*, Clark Terry, Ray Nance, Willie CookWritten-By – Bellson* |
2:50 |
| 14 | –Lionel Hampton | Killer JoeArranged By [arr.] – Mike Abene*Bass [b] – Anthony Jackson, Bob CranshawDrums [ds] – Buddy RichGuitar [g] – Jack WilkinsPercussion [perc] – Stanley Kay, Teo Sommer*Piano [p] – Kenny BarronTenor Saxophone [ts] – Joe Romano , Sal NisticoVibraphone – Lionel HamptonWritten-By – B. Golson* |
5:50 |
Companies, etc.
- Licensed From – Lester Recording Catalog
- Manufactured By – Denon/Nippon Columbia Co., Ltd. (Japan).
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – Nippon Columbia Co., Ltd.
- Made By – Nippon Columbia Co., Ltd.
Credits
- Illustration – Goro Sasaki
Notes
Date of original recordings:Tracks 1-3: 1958
Tracks 4-6: Early '70s Europe (Munich or South France) [C38-7481]
Track 7: June, 1974 New York [CY-1485]
Tracks 8-9: 1960
Track 10: 1959
Tracks 11-13: 1961 Europe [C38-7680]
Track 14: 1974 [C38-7973]
Printed in Japan
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 081759010908
