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GAMBIT 69304 DEXTER GORDON THE COMPLETE HAMBURG CONCERT Psychedelic Sally • Contacts • Every Man Is A King • Drinking Song • The Waltz • Mo’ Joe • What Kind Of Blues • Guess I’ll Hang My Tears Out To Dry • Saturday Night Function • Jersey Lightning • Latin Haze • It’s About Time (Personnel: Herb Geller, Slide Hampton, Dusko Goykovich, Horace Parlan, Tony Inzalaco) [1974] 2-CD set. The range of styles displayed is ample, going from somewhat funky tunes like Horace Silver’s “Psychedelic Sally” or Goykovich’s “What Kind of Blues” to classic jazz compositions by Duke Ellington and Luis Russell, which maintain the sound of the swing orchestra. All of the soloists have stellar moments in this concert. [Item Code: 63429 2-CD: $25.00] 69307 WES MONTGOMERY THE MONTGOMERYLAND SESSIONS Finger Pickin’ • Sound Carrier • Lois Ann • Bud’s Beaux Arts • Bock To Bock • All The Things You Are • Billie’s Bounce • Far Wes • Leila • Old Folks • Wes’ Tune • Hymn To Carl • Montgomeryland Funk • Stompin’ At The Savoy • Love For Sale • Summertime • Monk’s Shop • Falling In Love With Love • Renie • Ouverture • And This Is My Beloved • Fate • Stranger In Paradise • Baubles, Bangles And Beads • Not Since Nineveh • A Good Git Together • Feed Me • Music In The Air • Pretty • Strange • The Shouter • Social Call • Out Of The Past (Colective Personnel: Freddie Hubbard, Wayman Atkinson, Joe Bradley, Monk Montgomery, Paul Parker, Harold Land,Tony Bazley, Alonzo Johnson, Buddy Montgomery, Joe Bradley) [1958-1959] 2-CD set. This release contains the complete classic albums The Montgomery Brothers & Five Others, Montgomeryland and Wes, Buddy & Monk. Also included are all the songs featuring solos by Wes Montgomery from the LPs Kismet and A Good Git Together and, as a final bonus, a rare 1955 Montgomery Brothers version of “Love for Sale” appearing here on CD for the first time ever. This album can be summed up in three words: Wes Montgomery, yeah! [Item Code: 63477 2-CD: $25.00] 69308 DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET JAZZ IMPRESSIONS OF THE U.S.A. Ode To A Cowboy • Summer Song • Yonder For Two • History Of A Boy Scout • Plain Song • Curtain Time • Sounds Of The Loop • Home At Last • Two Sleepy People • Pilgrim’s Progress (Personnel: Paul Desmond, Norman Bates, Joe Morello) [1956] The complete long unavailable original studio album Jazz Impressions of U.S.A. by the Dave Brubeck Quartet. For the first time ever on CD. This was the first album featuring Brubeck with Joe Morello. As a bonus, two rare quartet performances which only previously appeared on long out of print compilation LPs. Includes a 12-page booklet. One of the few albums recorded by the transition formation of Brubeck- Desmond-Bates-Morello was Jazz Impressions of U.S.A. (Brubeck’s first album ever with Morello), which appears here on CD for the first time and has not been reissued since its original 1957 LP issue. As a bonus to this rarely heard gem, we have added two more Brubeck items which have never appeared before on CD [Item Code: 63476 CD: $17.00] 69309 SUN RA JAZZ IN SILHOUETTE Enlightenment • Saturn • Velvet • Ancient Aiethopia • Hours After • Horoscope • Images • Blues At Midnight • Round Midnight • You Never Told Me That You Care • Hour Of Parting • Back In Your Own Backyard • I Could Have Danced All Night • Great Balls Of Fire • Planet Earth (Personnel: Hobart Dotson, Marshall Allen, James Spaulding, John Gilmore, Pat Patrick, Charles Davis, Bo Bailey, Ronnie Boykins, William “Bugs” Cochran, Robert Barry) [1958] This CD reunites two of Sun Ra and His Arkestra’s consecutive LPs in their entirety: Jazz In Silhouette and Sound Sun Pleasure!! Two bonus tracks from the same period have been added. Includes 12-page comprehensive booklet. [Item Code: 63640 CD: $17.00] GUTHOFF 10104 SEAN MOYSES IT’S BANJO TIME Somebody Stole My Gal • Mr. Sandman • Temptation Rag • Cecilia • High Society • Blue Skies • Nuages • I’m Looking Over A Four Leafed Clover • Leaning On A Lamp-Post • Deed I Do • Moonlight Serenade • Changes • I’m Coming Virginia • Dinah • You’re Driving Me Crazy • Chinese Laundry Blues • I’m Sitting On Top Of The World • A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square • Lover Come Back To Me • Somewhere Over The Rainbow • After You’ve Gone (Personnel: Hayley Moyses, Fraser Gartshore, Clive Fenton, Graham Collicott) Over 30 years of banjo playing is displayed with this professionally produced recording. Accompanied by his sister Hayley (violin and vocal), Fraser Gartshore (piano and kilt), Clive Fenton (sousaphone and tuba) and Graham Collicott (drums and percussion) presented for a full 72 minutes of hot jazz banjo tunes, rags, crooners and evergreens. this style of banjo goes back to the Vaudeville days of Eddy Peabody, Harry Reser ad Perry Bechtel, but modern influences of Django Reinhardt, Al Casey, Carl Kress and even a hint of Bluegrass picking can be found here too. The five string banjo is popular today but in the days before Bluegrass plectrum and tenor (four string) banjo were the kings of the genre. give this one a listen, it is original, it has drive, power and subtley...just good music played well. [Item Code: 63437 CD: $16.00] 10196 SEAN MOYSES BANJO POWER Running Wild • The Doll Dance • I’ve Got A Felling I’m Falling • That’s A Plenty • Ain’t She Sweet? • Painting The Clouds With Sunshine • Take Your Pick • It’s Only A Paper Moon • The Sing Song Girl • Crazy Jo • Button Up Your Overcoat • Hard Hearted Hannah • The Saint Louis Blues • Ukulele Tagliatelli • At Sundown • Pasadena • Tea For Two • Bye Bye Blues (Personnel: Ralf Peyer, Andy Leggett, Matthaias Seuffert, Miryam Stober, Michael Neusser) An exciting genre of banjo music by a modern artist. Plectrum banjo, resophonic guitar, ukulele, it’s all in there. Throughout the 18 tracks, Moyses switches between banjo, ukulele, banjo uke and guitar to play instrumental solos or to accompany his charming vocals. For added variety, the selections are played in ensembles ranging from unaccompanied solo banjo to full band. Of particular (and most enjoyable) note are the selections which have been arranged in the style of a 1920s dance orchestra. The distinctive setting, which includes both bass saxophone and violin supporting Sean’s banjo and vocals, is refreshing and delightful. Sean Moyses is a wonderful banjo player who, through his new CD Banjo Power , gives us something more......good music [Item Code: 63438 CD: $16.00] 16 worldsrecords.com (800) 742-6663 16
HEP 8485 ARTIE SHAW THE COMPLETE SPOTLIGHT BAND 1945 BROADCASTS Nightmare • It Had To Be You • Blue Skies • I Cover The Waterfront • Stardust • Summertime • Along The Navaho Trail • Atcheson, Topeka • S’Wonderful • Accentuate The Positive • Lucky Number • Gotta Be This Or That • Jumpin’ On The Merry-Go-Round • Hop Skip And Jump • Sunnyside Of The Street • Sad Sack • Little Jazz • Out Of This World (2 Versions) • It Might As Well Be Spring • Grabtown Grapple • Can’t You Read Between The Lines • Begin The Beguine • I’m Gonna Love That Guy • Bedford Drive • Dancing In The Dark • I Can’t Get Started • Hindustan • Softly As In A Morning Sunrise • Love Walked In • The Glider • S’Wonderful (2) • Night And Day • Let’s Walk • My Heart Stood Still (Personnel: Roy Eldridge, Ray Linn, Herbie Steward, Dodo Marmarosa, Barney Kessel) [1945] 2-CD set. The best examples of Artie Shaw’s last touring big band of the swing era. Contains seven previously unissued titles and great solos from Roy Eldridge. Featuring Roy Eldridge, Ray Linn on trumpets; Herbie Steward on tenor sax; Dodo Marmarosa on piano; Barney Kessel on guitar. [Item Code: 63546 2-CD: $30.00] HINDSIGHT 109 LARRY CLINTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA Dipsy Doodle • Glen Island Hop • Whistle While You Work • Let’er Go • Hollywood Pastime • Where In The World • Chris And His Gang • Zig Zag • Feeling Like A Dream • Saving Myself For You • Remember • I Double Dare You • Martha • Sugarfoot Stomp • You Go To My Head • I Want To Rock (Personnel: Bea Wain, Skeets Herfurt, Leo White, Sam Mineo, James Sexton, Walter Smith, Henry Adler, Eddie Yumansen, more) [1937-1938] Larry Clinton contributed to many bands. As a bandleader he could never escape his role as the man behind the success of his competitors. His opening theme, “The Dipsy Doodle”, was a hit for Tommy Dorsey. His closing theme, “ A Study In Brown”, was a hit for Glen Gay. To some it might have appeared that Larry Clinton was riding a coattail or two, but not to Clinton. He knew it was the other way around. [Item Code: 2601 CD: $10.00] 112 CARMEN CAVALLARO AND HIS ORCHESTRA My Sentimental Heart (Opening Theme) • Zing Went The Strings Of My Heart • I Didn’t Know What Time It Was • I’ll Follow My Secret Heart • It’s Delovely • (When The Moonlight Fell) On The Waterfall • I’ve Got You Under My Skin • Souvenir • Rose Room • Lover • I Want To Be Happy • By The Waters Of The Minnetonka • Carefree • Sweet Lorraine • To A Wild Rose • Kiss Me Again • Just One Of Those Things • My Sentimental Heart (Closing Theme) [1946] These 16 cuts represent a vital contribution to the history of musical radio in its heyday. Moreover, they give us an example of still another facet in a distinguished career of a man who, for a decade or more, certainly was the country’s best known pianist. [Item Code: 2604 CD: $8.00] 244 DUKES OF DIXIELAND South Rampart Street Parade • Blue Turning Grey Over You • My Inspiration • Down In Honky Tonk Town • New Orleans • Mood Indigo • After You’ve Gone • Hey, Look Me Over • Bourbon Street Parade • Runnin’ Wild • Slide, Frog, Slide • When You’re Smiling • Jeepers Creepers • I’m Coming Virginia (Vocals by Frank Assunto) (Likely personnel: Jac Assunto, Kenny Davern or Jerry Fuller, Gene Schroeder, Jim Hall or Herb Ellis, Jim Atlas, Charlie Lodice) [1961- 1962] Around the time that the Dukes of Dixieland recorded the Now Hear This album for Columbia they performed the radio transcriptions heard in this 1990 CD for armed services shows. Some of the selections are interpreted in similar versions to the Columbia record although naturally the solos are different. The band (Frank Assunto on trumpet and four personable vocals, trombonist Fred Assunto, clarinetist Jerry Fuller, Jac Assunto on banjo and second trombone, pianist Gene Schroeder and probably guitarist Herb Ellis, bassist Jim Atlas and drummer Charlie Lodice) was in top form during the era. These renditions tend to be a little briefer than their studio counterparts but plenty of fire is expressed on such numbers as “South Rampart Street Parade,” “Down in Honky Tonk Town,” “Slide, Frog, Slide” (a feature for the two trombonists) and even “Hey, Look Me Over.” Dukes of Dixieland fans will want this rarity. [Item Code: 1426 CD: $10.00] 248 ARMY AIR FORCES OVERSEAS ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY SGT. JERRY GRAY FAREWELL PERFORMANCES In The Mood • Tuxedo Junction • American Patrol • Moonlight Serenade • Sun Valley Jump • Star Dust • My Blue Heaven • In The Gloaming • In The Midd Of May • Tail End Charlie • Symphony • Oranges And Lemons • Homesick, That’s All • Autumn Serenade • I Can’t Give You Anything But Love • Swing Low, Sweet Chariot • Have You Got Any Gum, Chum? • My Buddy • The Army Corps Song • I Sustain Wings (Vocals by Sgt. Johnny Desmond and The Crew Chiefs) [1945] This recording fills a unique niche in the musical history of the final months following the end of World War II. These are the farewell performances by the Army Air Forces overseas Orchestra conducted by Sgt. Jerry Gray upon its return to the US. The 21 songs heard are air-checks culled from the five programs produced and broadcast by the Department of the Army as the orchestra closed out a series of morale-boosting radio shows. [Item Code: 5242 CD: $10.00] 264 CHARLIE BARNET AND HIS ORCHESTRA THOSE SWINGING YEARS Redskin Rhumba • Jeep is Jumpin’ • In A Mellow Tone • Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall • Yalta • The Great Lie • Blue Moon • E-Bob-O-Lee-Bob • Mellow Mood • In There • You Always Hurt the One You Love • Xango • Gulf Coast Blues • I Like to Riff • Bakiff • Drop Me Off in Harlem (Collective Personnel: Kay Starr, Peanuts Holland, Marty Napoleon, Dave Barbour, John Chase, Hal Hahn, Sheldon Smith, Irv Lang, Michael Scrima, Al Haig, Barney Kessel, Howard Rumsey, Dodo Marmarosa, more) [1944-1946] Charlie claims he never intended to be a social reformer, but was only looking for the best musicians available. Still, this took a lot of guts in the America that existed back in the thirties and forties, and apparently that was something Charlie had plenty of. He was a major player in the big band era and a generous contributor to that American cultural wonder known as jazz. So, step into your entertainment center Time Machine, fiddle with the control buttons at the dial for the forties, and WHOOSH! [Item Code: 18451 CD: $10.00] 17 worldsrecords.com (800) 742-6663 17
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