January - February 2009 - Worlds Records

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957 PAUL WESTON A LIFE IN MUSIC Easy To Love (1a) • You Do Something To Me (1a) • Looking At
You (1a) • Why Shouldn’t I? (1a) • I’ve Got My Eyes On You (1b) • Yes, My Darling Daughter (1b) • Daisy
Bell (1b) • Three Little Sisters (1b) • G.I. Jive (1c) • Accentuate The Positive (1c) • On The Atchison, Topeka
And The Santa Fe (1c) • It Might As Well Be Spring (1d) • Doctor, Lawyer And Indian Chief (1e) • Dream (1f)
• Symphony (1g) • Somewhere In The Night (1h) • You Make Me Feel So Young (1h) • A Fine Romance (1h)
• Deep Purple (1m) • Orchids In The Moonight (1m) • The Freedom Train (1i) • Cherokee (1j) • So In Love
(1k) • A Rosewood Spinnet (1k) • A Thought In My Heart (1n) • Hot Canary (1l) • Bop Went The Strings (1m)
• La Raspa (Tu Maquina De Coser) (1m) • Too Darned Hot (1m) • Swedish Rhapsody (2a) • Underneath The
Arches (2b) • Easter Parade (2b) • Autumn Leaves (1m) • La Vie En Rose (1m) • Some Enchanted Evening
(1m) • Bali Ha’i (1m) • I’ll Always Love You (2c) • NevertheLess (2d) • These Foolish Things (2d) • So Long,
It’s Been Good To Know You (2d) • Beloved Be Faithful (2d) • Hey! Good Lookin’ (2e) • Wonderful Copenhagen
(2d) • Forgetting You (2d) • Mr. Tap Toe (2f) • A Little Kiss Goodnight (2f) • A Guy Is A Guy (2f) •
Indiscretion (2g) • We’ll Be Together Again (2h) • Blame It On My Youth (2h) • Heartbroken (2i) • Go Home
Joe (2i) • Granada (2j) • Gigi (1m) • Dutch Treat (1m) • Vanity (3a) • Gambella (The Gamblin’ Lady (2e) •
Cuban Love Song (1m) • Adios (1m) • Gone With The Wind (2j) • Day By Day (2j) • Someday Sweetheart (2j) • Laughting At Life (2j) • A Hundred
Years From Today (2j) • Lullaby In Rhythm (2j) • Willow Weep For Me (2j) • My Ohio Home (2j) • Judy (2j) • After You’ve Gone (2j) • It’s The Talk
Of The Town (1m) • I’m Comin’ Virginia (1m) • Memories Of You (1m) • Nice Work If You Can Get It (1m) • My Funny Valentine (1m) • Emaline
()1m • Skylark (1m) • Judy (1m) • Louisiana (1m) • Georgia On My Mind (1m) • Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea (1m) • I’m Confessin’
(That I Love You) (1m) • Love For Sale (1g) • Underneath The Overpass (1g) • Crescent City (1m) • Vieux Carre (1m) • Riverfront Blues (1m) • Storyville
(1m) • Bayou St. John (1m) • High Society (1m) • Creole Songs And Dances (1m) • Miss Lucy (1m) • Ferryboat To Algiers (1m) • Esplanade
At Sunset (1m) • Nobody Knows The Trouble I’ve Seen (1m) • Mardi Gras (Indian Dance) (1m) • It Might As Well Be Spring (4a) • Poor Butterfly (4a)
• Autumn In New York (4b) • Nola (4a) • Stardust (4a) • It’s Magic (4b) • Sunday, Monday Or Always (4a) • Jealousy (4a) • Cocktails For Two (4b)
• Dizzy Fingers (4a) • Three Coins In The Fountain (4a) • You’re Blase (4b) (Configuration: 1a- Lee Wiley; 1b- Dinah Shore; 1c- Johnny Mercer;
1d- Margaret Whiting; 1e- Betty Hutton; 1f- Pied Pipers; 1g- Jo Stafford; 1h- Martha Tilton; 1i- Peggy Lee, Margaret Whiting, Benny Goodman, The
Pied Pipers; 1j- The Starlighters; 1k- Gordon Macrae; 1l- Peter Nero; 1m- Paul Weston; 1n- Jo Stafford and Gordon Macrae; 2a- George Greeley; 2b-
Andy Russell; 2c- Dean Martin; 2d- The Norman Luboff Choir; 2e- Jo Stafford, Frankie Laine & Carl Fischer; 2f- Doris Day; 2g- Jo Stafford, Liberace;
2h- Rosemary Clooney; 2i- Judy Garland; 2j- Frankie Laine; 3a- Sarah Vaughan; 4a- Jonathan Edwards; 4b- Darlene Edwards & Jonathan Edwards)
(Disc 3 features Babe Russin, Bill Schaefer, Clyde Hurley, Paul Smith, Barney Kessel, Eddie Miller, Ned Nash, Matty Matlock, George Van Eps,
George Howard, Stanley Wrightsman and Ziggy Elman along with Paul Weston) [1939-1957] Many of America’s leading postwar singers trusted
Paul Weston to choose, arrange and record their material. Until he advent of Rock ‘n Roll his touch was unerring- the talen he supported reads
like a roll call of the great. He was married to Jo Stafford, and this collection features some of their hilarious “Jonathan & Darlene” tracks- wicked
lampoons of various popular styles, which were received with glee by musicians at the time. [Item Code: 63509 4-CD: $30.00]
Late Arrivals
FANIA
430 TITO PUENTE RARE 78 RPM RECORDINGS, VOLUME 3 Bam Baram Bam Bam • Picao’ y Tostao’
• The Silver Star • El Alardoso • Mambo Rama • Tropicana • Caravan Mambo • Mambo Inn • Philadelphia
Mambo • 1626 Madison Avenue • The Carioca • Cool Mambo • George Woods Mambo • Confucius Mambo
• Baila Mi Cha Cha Cha • Ya Lo Puedes Decir • Cha Cha Cha • Los Rumberos Se Van • Bien Explicado •
Alma Muerta • Rico Melao • El Espejo • La Rumba Te Llama • Los Cinco Sentidos • La Gerigonza • Chi Que
Te Va Gustar • Malcriada • El Diablo De Esa Mujer • I Love You Baby • Bananas • Mambo With Me • Autumn
In Rome • Happy Heart • Ran Kan Kan • Adela • The Man From Jamaica • Cha Cha Mambo • Oigan
Mi Cha Cha Cha • Mambo Lenko • Cha Cha Bounce 2-CD set. The third installment of Tito Puente’s Classic
Tico 78 rpm recordings is exhilarating. Here you will find Puente performing with his big band, playing
some of the hit tunes that he made famous during the Palladium or Mambo. This set includes the participation
of vocalist Gilberto Monroig. In 1951 Tito Puente was looking for a singer in his orchestra to substitute for
singer Vicentico Valdes and Puente offered Monroig the job. Monroig sang for two years with Puente and cut
many 78 RPM records. Beyond a handful of boleros, Monroig sings fiery Mambos and Cha-Cha-Cha’s. [Item Code: 63589 2-CD: $20.00]
JAZZOLOGY
85 DOC EVANS JAZZ HERITAGE VOLUME 1 Georgia Cakewalk • Raggin’ The Chimeks • When The Saints Go Marching In • High Society •
Mixin’ It Up • Eccentric Rag • Basin Street Blues • Mel-Low BLues • Ballin’ The Jack • Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble • Rock Island Rock • Strut Miss Lizzie
• Buddy Bolden’s Blues • Sidewalk Blues • Beale Street Blues • Royal Garden Blues • Tishomingo Blues • Jimtown Blues • Blues Doctor • Bye
Bye Blues • Memphis Blues • Dallas Blues • Singin’ The Blues • Weary Blues 24 track compilation of Dixieland cornetist Doc Evans taken from
a couple of recording sessions from 1949-1950. Some of the musicians include: Don Thompson & Al Jenkins on trombone, Doc Cenardo & Micky
Steinke on drums, Willie Sutton & Biddy Bastien on bass, Joyce McDonald, Mel Grant & Carroll Lee on piano. [Item Code: 63599 CD: $15.00]
86 DOC EVANS SPIRITUALS & BLUES Joe Turner Blues • Just A Closer Walk With Thee • Terrible Blues • How Long Blues • Ain’t Nobody’s
Business • Just A Little While To Stay Here • Winin’ Boy Blues • Dippermouth Blues • Smokey Mokes • The Chant • Canal Street Blues • Some Of
These Days • High Society • Jackass Blues • Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble • Richard M. Jones’ Blues Cornetist Doc Evans is presented in his prime on
this 16 track CD consisting of two releases put out on the Audiophile label in 1959 and 1957, the albums Spirituals & Blues and Traditional Jazz.
Featuring Hal Runyon on trombone, Dick Pendleton on clarinet, John “Knocky” Parker on piano, Bill Peer on banjo, George Tupper on tuba and
Red Maddock on drums and vocals. [Item Code: 63600 CD: $15.00]
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