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ACE 1262 THE SHIRELLES SING THE GOLDEN OLDIES - SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION Walkin’ Along • Tears On My Pillow • Lonely Teardrops • Church Bells May Ring • A Hundred Pounds Of Clay • Hey Baby • I Met Him On A Sunday • To Know Him Is To Love Him • Can’t We Be Sweet Hearts • Please Be My Boyfriend • My Prayer • Runaway • Mama Said • Baby It’s You • Group & Band Introduction- Walk Right • (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction • Knock On Wood • Boys • Tonight’s The Night • A Last Minute Miracle • No Doubt About It • What’d I Say • I Got You (I Feel Good) • When The Saints Go Marching In • I Met Him On A Sunday ‘66 (*) • Twist And Shout (*) Bonus track - (*) . Two records and 26 tracks on one CD, this set features one release from 1964 and one from 1967. ‘Sing The Golden Oldies’ is the girls’ tribute to their peers, mixing 50s doo wop hits by the Willows, the Cadillacs, the Solitaires, Little Anthony and the Imperials and the Platters with more recent early 60s smashes by such as Bruce Channel, Del Shannon and Gene McDaniels. ‘Spontaneous Combustion’ is - apart from two tracks - a genuine live album from an era when they were far from commonplace in black American music. [Item Code: 65420 CD: $19.00] AMERICAN JAZZ CLASSICS 99004 JOHN LEWIS EUROPEAN WINDOWS Midsommer • The Queen’s Fancy • Cortege • Two Degrees East, Three Degrees West • England’s Carol (Variations On God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen) • Three Windows • Little David’s Fugue • Django • The Queen’s Fancy • Midsommer • Sun Dance (Collective Personnel: Percy Heath, Connie Kay, J.J. Johnson, Stan Getz, Lucky Thompson, Tony Scott, Gunther Schuller, Billy Bauer) [1955•1958] The complete John Lewis album European Windows, appearing here on CD for the first time ever. Recorded in Germany in 1958, it offers elaborate extended arrangements of Lewis’ compositions. As a bonus, the rare LP by The Modern Jazz Society, included here in its entirety. It also presents compositions and arrangements by John Lewis (two songs are performed on both albums), featuring such outstanding soloists as J. J. Johnson, Stan Getz and Tony Scott, among others. Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 64725 CD: $17.00] 99017 LEE KONITZ THE COMPLETE 1956 QUARTETS The Nearness Of You • Like Someone In Love • Don’t Explain • Some Of These Days • Close Your Eyes • You’re Driving Me Crazy • Don’t Blame Me • Sweet And Lovely • Cork ‘N’ Bib • Everything Happens To Me • Kary’s Trance • Indiana • You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To • Star Eyes • Nesuhi’s Instant • I Remember You • All Of Me • Straightaway • Foolin’ Myself • You Go To My Head • My Melancholy Baby • Pennies In Minor • Sweet And Lovely • Easy Living • Midway (Collective Personnel: Jimmy Rowles, Leroy Vinnegar, Shelly Manne, Billy Bauer, Arnold Fishkin, Dick Scott, Sal Mosca, Peter Ind, Dick Scott) [1956-1957] 2-CD set. The complete contents of the original Atlantic label LPs Worthwhile Konitz & Inside Hi Fi, which contain all of Konitz’ 1956 quartet recordings. Among the highlights are the sides featuring Konitz, Jimmy Rowles, Leroy Vinnegar and Shelly Manne. This exact formation would never record again. Other tracks feature Sal Mosca, Billy Bauer, Peter Ind, Arnold Fishkin and Dick Scott. The complete 1957 LP The Real Lee Konitz (also originally issued by Atlantic) has been added as a bonus. It showcases Konitz in a quartet setting again on most of the album. [Item Code: 65446 2-CD: $30.00] 99018 GERRY MULLIGAN MEETS JOHNNY HODGES Sunny • What’s The Rush • Back Beat • What It’s All About • 18 Carrots For Rabbit • Shady Side • What Is There To Say • Just In Time • News From Blueport • Festive Minor • As Catch Can • My Funny Valentine • Blueport • Utter Chaos (Personnel: Johnny Hodges, Claude Williamson, Buddy Clark, Mel Lewis) [1959] The complete album Gerry Mulligan Meets Johnny Hodges, which was the only collaborative small group recording ever made by these two sax giants. As a bonus, the complete album What Is There to Say?. [Item Code: 65448 CD: $17.00] 99020 GENE KRUPA GENE KRUPA PLAYS GERRY MULLIGAN ARRANGEMENTS - THE COMPLETE STUDIO RECORDINGS Bird House • Margie • Mulligan Stew • Begin The Beguine • Sugar • The Way Of All Flesh • Disc Jockey Jump • Birds Of A Feather • Sometimes I’m Happy • How High The Moon • If You Were The Only Girl In The World • Yardbird Suite • Indiana • Begin The Beguine (Alternate Version) • Bird House (Alternate Version) • How High The Moon (Alternate Version) • Disc Jockey Jump (Alternate Version) • Margie (Alternate Version) (Collective Personnel: Al DeRisi, Ernie Royal, Doc Severinsen, Al Stewart, Marky Markowitz, Eddie Bert, Jimmy Cleveland, Billy Byers, Urbie Green, Kai Winding, Sam Marowitz, Phil Woods, Frank Socolow, Eddie Wasserman, Danny Bank, Hank Jones, Barry Galbraith, Jimmy Gannon, Red Rodney, Charlie Ventura, Charlie Kennedy, Teddy Napoleon) [1958] The complete original 1958 album Gene Krupa Plays Gerry Mulligan Arrangements (in stereo). Krupa and Mulligan had known each other for more than a decade when this LP was made. Mulligan began collaborating with the Krupa band in 1946 and all of Krupa’s other studio recordings of Mulligan arrangements have been added here as a bonus, including a Mulligan score of ‘Indiana’ which wasn’t repeated on the 1958 album, as well as five arrangements that were re-recorded more than ten years later. Includes 12-page booklet [Item Code: 65521 CD: $17.00] AMERICAN MUSIC 127 JACK LAINE PAPA LAINE’S CHILDREN Get Over Dirty March • Barnyard Blues • I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles • Postman’s Lament • Ella Speed Blues • Sensation Rag • Just Jazz • Chef Menteur Joys • Oh, You Beautiful Doll • Sweet Sue • St. Louis Blues • Bucket’s Got A Hole In • Papa Laine Talks • Papa Laine Talks 32 • Any Rags, Any Bones, Any Bottles Today (Collective Personnel: Johnny Wiggs, Harry Shields, Tom Brown, Stanley Mendelson, Edmond Souchon, Sherwood Mangiapane, Ray Bauduc, Raymond Burke, Paul Crawford, Jack Sciambra, Chink Martin, Santo Pecoraro) [1951•1959] 15 tracks that are a tribute to Jack Laine. Laine himself is featured on one track playing bass drum that has never been released before. Recorded in 1951, 1959. [Item Code: 65327 CD: $15.00] 6 S U M M E R 2010 worldsrecords.com (800) 742-6663 6
ARCHEOPHONE RECORDS 5451 VARIOUS ARTISTS MASTERS OF THE CLARINET, 1892-1920 Air And Variations, No. 2 (a) • Andante: Ballet Music From Mathias Sandorf (a) • Il Trovatore (b) • Clarionet Polka (c) • Narcissus (c) • Miserere (c) • Andante Original (d) • Bolero Les Alsachiennes (e) • Echoes From Ireland (e) • Old Folks At Home (e) • The Two Volunteers (f) • Titl’s Serenade (f) • My Old Kentucky Home (g) • Comin’ Thro’ The Rye (g) • Little Nell (g) • Cara Nome (h) • Comin’ Thro’ The Rye (h) • Blue Bells Of Scotland (h) • Sally In Our Alley (i) • Nellie Gray (i) • Gavotte From Mignon (i) • Cavatina From Robert Le Diable (i) • Old Uncle Ned (i) • Heart Bowed Down (i) • Ballet Music From Mathias Sandorph (i) • The Minstrel Boy (i) • Two Little Bullfinches Polka (j) • Comin’ Thro’ The Rye (k) • Blue Bells Of Scotland (k) • Maria Padilla (l) • Divertimento- Il Convegno (m) • Fantasia For Flute And Clarinet From Simon Boccanegra (l) (Artist: a- R.K. Franklin; b- Unknown; c- Felix Jardella; d- Jospeh Norrita; e- August Stengler; f- August Stengler & George McNeice; g- George McNeice; h- Theodore Musinelli; i- William Tuson; j- William Tuson & George Rubel; k- Louis H. Christie; l- Anthony Giammatteo; m- Anthony Giammatteo & Frederick Brissett) [1892-1920] Due to the age of these recordings some of the transfers have surface noise. The last woodwind to become a major part of the modern orchestra, the clarinet quickly became a favorite solo instrument in the infant recording industry because of its pleasing tone and relative ease of reproduction. Many clarinet “masters” were simply journeymen musicians in local bands - some graduating to become featured soloists with bands led by Gilmore and Sousa. Indispensable links to the popular emergence of this seminal instrument, the recordings here go all the way back to Edison’s laboratory in 1892 with R.K. Franklin, continue with Berliner’s disc recordings of the inimitable August Stengler, and show the phonograph’s full power and balanced sound on cylinders by the most recorded clarinetist of the period, William Tuson. [Item Code: 65531 CD: $17.00] 6007 SIX BROWN BROTHERS BROADWAY’S FAVORITE CLOWNS Tramp, Tramp, Tramp (a) • Bull Frog and Coon Medley (b) • Independentia and Billboard Medley March (b) • American Patrol (b) • La Paloma • Independentia- Medley March • Down Home Rag • Pussyfoot March • Rigoletto Quartet • Saxophone Sobs • The Sunshine of Your Smile (c) • Somewhere a Voice Is Calling (c) • Kiss Me Again (c) • Love, Here Is My Heart (c) • Comedy Tom • When Aunt Dinah’s Daughter Hannah Bangs on That Piano • Chasing the Chickens • Carolina Sunshine • The Concourse March • Peter Gink • Twelfth Street Rag • Fatima • Lazy Jazz Waltz • Alexandria Tramp, Tramp, Tramp • Bull Frog and Coon Medley • Independentia and Billboard Medley March • American Patrol • La Paloma • Independentia- Medley March • Down Home Rag • Pussyfoot March • Rigoletto Quartet • Saxophone Sobs • The Sunshine of Your Smile • Somewhere a Voice Is Calling • Kiss Me Again • Love, Here Is My Heart • Comedy Tom • When Aunt Dinah’s Daughter Hannah Bangs on That Piano • Chasing the Chickens • Carolina Sunshine • The Concourse March • Peter Gink • Twelfth Street Rag • Fatima • Lazy Jazz Waltz • Alexandria (Artist: a- Tom Brown And Five Brown Brothers; b- Five Brown Borthers; c- Fred Brown) [1911-1920] The present compact disc shows the Five and Six Brown Brothers, the Canadian siblings who became the most famous and successful of the many pioneers who helped popularize the saxophone in North America, from a different angle than Archeophone’s first compilation of their recordings, Those Moaning Saxophones (Archeophone 6002). That collection stressed the Brown’s output of rags, one-steps, and popular songs to draw a portrait of them leading the vanguard of the saxophone craze that spread from the Untied States to the rest of the affluent world n the 1910s, and it followed them to their last recording, a 1927 Vitaphone soundtrack disc. The selections on this new collection paint a more rounded likeness of their stage repertoire, from marches and waltzes to oriental one-steps, an habenera, and an operatic transcription. Rags are represent as well, however, including ‘Twelfth Street Rag’, one of the groups’ hottest sides. The playlist once again begins in 1911, with all four of the Five Brown Brothers’ very rare cylinder recordings for the United States Phonograph Company, and it ends with their final Emerson recording, from 1920. At the midpoint, it offers Fred Brown’s four mysteryshrouded solo outings on Columbia <strong>Records</strong>. [Item Code: 65532 CD: $17.00] AUDIO WAVE MUSIC 1 HANK MOBLEY SOUL STATION Remember • This I Dig Of You • Dig Dis • Split Feelin’s • Soul Station • If I Should Lose You (Personnel: Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers, Art Blakey) [1960] Classic Blue Note title from saxophonist Hank Mobley released in 1960. Features pianist Wynton Kelly, bassist Paul Chambers and drummer Art Blakey. The improvement in sound quality of XRCD over a conventional CD is not subtle. The manufacturer claims that obvious gains in clarity, transparency, dynamics and warmth of XRCD can be heard by all. XRCD allows the listener to hear what the producer and artist intended to hear, the sound of the original master tape. Plays on standard CD players. [Item Code: 65148 CD: $34.00] 2 HORACE PARLAN QUINTET SPEAKIN’ MY PIECE Wadin’ • Up In Cynthia’s Room • Borderline • Rastus • Oh So Blue • Speakin’ My Piece • Rastus (Alternate Take) • Oh So Blue (Alternate Take) (Personnel: Tommy Turrentine, Stanley Turrentine, George Tucker, Al Harewood) [1960] Classic 1960 Blue Note release from pianist Horace Parlan. Features saxophonist Stanley Turrentine, bassist George Tucker and drummer Al Harewood. The improvement in sound quality of XRCD over a conventional CD is not subtle. The manufacturer claims that obvious gains in clarity, transparency, dynamics and warmth of XRCD can be heard by all. XRCD allows the listener to hear what the producer and artist intended to hear, the sound of the original master tape. Plays on standard CD players. [Item Code: 65149 CD: $34.00] 7 worldsrecords.com (800) 742-6663 S U M M E R 2010 7
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