Harry James And His Orchestra - The Uncollected: Vol. III (1948-1949) album flac
Performer: Harry James And His OrchestraTitle: The Uncollected: Vol. III (1948-1949)
Style: Swing, Big Band
Released: 1979
Country: Canada
MP3 album: 1189 mb
FLAC album: 1775 mb
Rating: 4.8
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Genre: Jazz
Harry James And His Orchestra 1948-49 is a double album by American trumpeter Harry James with The Harry James Orchestra. The album consists of live radio transcripts recorded during 1948 and 1949 and was released in 1969 by Big Band Landmarks (Volumes X-XI). As bop surpassed swing by the late 1940s, James was surprisingly open to its influence.
During the 1948-49 era the trumpeter/leader and his band were somewhat influenced by bebop (even when playing swing standards) and they had their own sound before slipping back into nostalgia in the 1950s. As usual the main soloists (along with James) are trombonist Ziggy Elmer, altoist Willie Smith and tenor-saxophonist Corky Corcoran along with clarinetist Eddie Rosa and pianist Bruce MacDonald. With modern arrangements provided by Neal Hefti, Johnny Richards and Frank Devenport, the Harry James Orchestra sounds in peak form throughout this highly recommended set.
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Tracklist Hide Credits
| A1 | Broadcast Opening & Into How High The MoonWritten-By – Lewis*, Hamilton* |
4:41 |
| A2 | Lazy RiverWritten-By – Carmichael* |
5:08 |
| A3 | Better Have FourWritten-By – James*, Hefti* |
3:43 |
| A4 | Broadcast Opening & Into New York BluesWritten-By – Devenport*, James* |
3:46 |
| A5 | Sabre DanceWritten-By – Katchaturian* |
2:28 |
| A6 | Blue And SentimentalSoloist, Tenor Saxophone – Corky CorcoranWritten-By – Basie*, Livingston*, Mack* |
4:22 |
| B1 | ShineWritten-By – Dabney*, Brown*, McPherson* |
2:58 |
| B2 | You Turned The Tables On MeWritten-By – Alter*, Mitchell* |
3:23 |
| B3 | Rank FrankWritten-By – James* |
2:11 |
| B4 | ForgottenWritten-By – Devenport*, James* |
4:26 |
| B5 | I May Be WrongArranged By – Richards*Written-By – Ruskin*, Sullivan* |
3:28 |
| B6 | ProclamationWritten-By – James*, Hefti* |
3:30 |
Credits
- Arranged By – Frank Devenport, Jack Mathias*, Jimmy Mundy, Johnny Richards, Neal Hefti, Roger Segure
- Bass – Art Bernstein*, Bob Stone , Joe Mondragon
- Drums – Alvin Stoller, Don Lamond, Frank Bode, Nick Fatool
- Edited By – Tom Shallcross
- Guitar – Hayden Causey, Tiny Timbrell, Tony Rizzi
- Leader – Harry James
- Liner Notes – Patricia Willard
- Mastered By – Steve Guy
- Orchestra – Harry James And His Orchestra
- Photography [Cover Photos Courtesy] – Bill Mark
- Piano – Bruce MacDonald
- Producer – Wally Heider
- Saxophone – Bob Poland, Corky Corcoran, Eddie Rosa*, Jimmy Cook, Willie Smith
- Trombone – Ziggy Elmer*, Dave Robbins , Juan Tizol, Lee O'Connor
- Trumpet – Everett McDonald, George Seaburg*, Harry James , Neal Hefti, Nick Buono, Pinky Savitt, Ralph Osborn*
Notes
Previously Unreleased Material from radio transcriptions.The following sources and recording dates are from The Jazz Discography Ver 14.
The "Navy Show" numbers refer to the original 16" transcriptions circulated only to radio stations for recruiting advertising
CBS Radio Broadcast, "Call for Music Show", Hollywood, April 2, 1948
A5 - Sabre Dance
CBS Radio Broadcast, "Call for Music Show", Hollywood, June 1, 1948
B2 - You Turned The Tables On Me
B5 - I May Be Wrong
AFRS One Night Stand 1870, "Hollywood Palladium", December 14, 1948
A6 - Blue And Sentimental
Radio broadcasts, "Hollywood Palladium", December, 1948
A1 - Broadcast Opening & Into How High The Moon
A2 - Lazy River
A3 - Better Have Four
A4 - Broadcast Opening & Into New York Blues
A6 - Blue And Sentimental
"U.S. Navy Presents", Hollywood, CA, June, 1949
B1 - Shine (U.S. Navy Show 107)
B4 - Forgotten (U.S. Navy Show 108)
B6 - Proclamation (U.S. Navy Show 110)
U.S. Navy Presents The Land's Best Bands, Hollywood, CA, November, 1950
B3 - Rank Frank (U.S. Navy Trans 12A)
Other versions
| Category | Artist | Title (Format) | Label | Category | Country | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SV-2043 | Harry James And His Orchestra | The Uncollected: Vol. III (1948-1949) (LP) | Quality Records Limited | SV-2043 | Canada | 1979 |
| HM-A 5060 | Harry James And His Orchestra | Harry James And His Orchestra 1948-49 (LP, Comp, Mono) | London Records | HM-A 5060 | UK | 1979 |
