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2242 GIANNI BASSO GUY LAFITTE SWING RADIO DAYS, VOLUME 24 Easy Living • Groovin’ High • Lush
Life • La Valle Dell’ Amore • Climb Every Mountain • Tinto Time • Cherokee • Days Of Wine And Roses (Collective
Personnel: Klaus Koening, Peter Frei, Peter Schmidlin, Guy Lafitte, Pierre Favre) [1981-1982] This Swiss
Radio Days compilation features two saxophone players from continental Europe - Italy’s Gianni Basso and France’s
Guy Lafitte - both of whom, have had less recognition than they deserve. their playing on this album is extrovert,
exuberant and exhilarating and they get excellent support from the resident rhythm section. [Item Code: 66746
CD: $13.00]
TRADJAZZ PRODUCTIONS
5 EL DORADO JAZZ BAND TRADJAZZ - FEVER’S GOT ME A Closer Walk •St. James Infirmary • Cakewalking
Babies • Good Time Flat Blues • Some Of These Days • Stratford Hunch • Ace In The Hole • Milenberg Joys
• Trouble In Mind • Big Bear Stomp • Sidewalk Blues • Naughtie Sweetie • After You’ve Gone • Riverside Blues
• Chattanooga Stomp • Drop That Sack • Frankie And Johnie • Alabama Jubilee • CC Rider • How Long Blues • Weary Blues (Run Off) (Personnel:
Jim Leigh, Jim Borkenhagen, Pete Fay, Danny Ruedger, Rowland Working, Bob Helm) [1955] From 1955 a new digital recording from the
original ‘El Dorado Jazz Band’ which brings the talent of Jim Leigh-trombone; Jim Borkenhagen-trumpet; Pete Faypiano;
Danny Ruedger-banjo/vocals; the legendary clarinetist Rowland Working, and also features another great-
Bob Helm, in a live setting. There are some fantastic clarinet duets along with the Murphy-like trombone playing of
leader Jim Leigh, Morton-style piano of Pete Fay, the brilliant trumpet of Bork, and the man himself, Danny Ruedger
on banjo and vocals. [Item Code: 67167 CD: $19.00]
6 THE DIXIELANDERS THE THIRD ANNUAL NEWARK STATE COLLEGE JAZZ CONCERT Basin Street Blues
• Introduction • Indiana • Intro • That’s A Plenty • Intro • Wolverine Blues • Intro • Bill Bailey (vocal) • Intro • St.
James Infirmary (vocal) • Intro • Midnight In Moscow • Intro • I Found A New Baby • Break-end Side 1 • Original
Dixieland One-Step • Intro Blues • SC Blues • Intro: Mush • Sister Kate (vocal) • Intro • Black And Blue • Intro
• Shine • Intro • Blues My Naughty Sweetie • Intro • ‘Way Down Yonder In New Orleans • Intro: The Saints- End
Concert (Personnel: Wally Olson, Bud Freeman, Dick Mushlitz, Larry Weiss, Sy Weiss, Rick Knittle, Herb Leonheart,
Walt Lawrence) [1962] 2-CD set. Featuring Wally Olson’s Dixielanders w/Bud Freeman, and Dick Mushlitz
(co-founder of the Salty Dogs Jazz Band). As for the tune selection on this CD, most if not all were familiar to the
audience. Most of the musicians on this date except Mushlitz and Knittle and Leonheart are playing steady gigs upstairs at ‘Gabe’s Place’, if you get
the meaning. This concert was recorded with the tunes and musicians being named during the actual concert. [Item Code: 67282 2-CD: $28.00]
UNIVERSAL
32691 CANNONBALL ADDERLEY KNOW WHAT I MEAN Waltz For Debby • Goodbye • Who Cares (Take 5)
• Venice • Toy (Take 10) • Elsa • Nancy (With The Laughing Face) • Know What I Mean (Re-Take 7) • Who Cares
(Take 4) (*) • Toy (Take 4) (*) • Know What I Mean (Take 12) (*) (Personnel: Bill Evans, Percy Heath, Connie Kay)
[1961] Bonus track - (*) . This set, recorded after Cannonball and Bill Evans each was established as a leader and
style setter in his own right, pairs them with the rhythm section of the Modern Jazz Quartet for a program in which
Adderley’s soulful emoting and Evan’s equally passionate introspection, merge like two sides of the same sublime
musical coin. [Item Code: 66977 CD: $13.00]
32841 ELLA FITZGERALD EASY LIVING My Ship • Don’t Be That Way • My Man • Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me •
Days Of Wine And Roses • Easy Living • (I Don’t Stand) A Ghost Of A Chance With You • Love For Sale • Moonlight
In Vermont • On Green Dolphin Street • Why Don’t You Do Right • By Myself • I Want A Little Girl • I’m
Making Believe • On A Slow Boat To China Don’t Be That Way (Take 3, Alternate) (*) • Love For Sale (Take 1, Alternate) (*) (Personnel: Joe Pass)
[1983/1986] For her third duo recording with guitarist Joe Pass, Ella Fitzgerald swings 15 mostly familiar standards. At 66, her charm and sense
of swing were still very much present. Here are mostly familiar standards that range from ‘My Ship’ and ‘Don’t Be That Way’ to ‘Why Don’t You
Do Right?’ and ‘On a Slow Boat to China.’ [Item Code: 66975 CD: $13.00]
32842 BILL EVANS EXPLORATIONS Israel • Haunted Heart • Beautiful Love • Elsa • Nardis • How Deep Is The Ocean • I Wish I Knew •
Sweet And Lovely • The Boy Next Door • Beautiful Love (Take 1) • How Deep Is The Ocean (Take 2) • I Wish I Knew (Take 2) (Personnel: Scott
LaFaro, Paul Motian) [1961] This second album by the original Bill Evans group features intimate readings of several standards, plus three compositions
from the jazz world that became synonymous with the trio’s sounds, and with ample space for LaFaro’s virtuosity to shine, the album was
cited by Evans years later as among his own favorite recordings. This reissue of ‘Explorations’ is the definitive edition of the album that captured
one of jazz’s seminal bounds on its final visit to a recording studio. [Item Code: 66974 CD: $13.00]
32843 CHET BAKER IN NEW YORK Fair Weather • Polka Dots And Moonbeams • Hotel 49 • Solar • Blue Thoughts • When Lights Are Low
• Soft Winds (*) (Personnel: Johnny Griffin, Al Haig, Paul Chambers, Philly Joe Jones) [1958] Bonus track (*) . Chet Baker placed himself in a
decidedly East Coast environment on his first Riverside album in 1958. Surrounded by bebop pioneer Al Haig, and
three leading lights of the hard-bop movement, the trumpeter delivered proof that he and his talented band were
flexible enough to create together and inspire each other. [Item Code: 66972 CD: $13.00]
32844 THELONIOUS MONK ALONE IN SAN FRANCISCO Blue Monk • Ruby, My Dear • Round Lights •
Everything Happens To Me • You Took The Words Right Out Of My Heart • Bluehawk • Pannonica • Remember •
There’s Danger In Your Eyes, Cherie (Take 2) • Reflections • There’s Danger In Your Eyes, Cherie (Take 1) (*) [1959]
Among the other aspects of his genius, Thelonious Monk was a brilliant solo pianist, as he proved on two classic
unaccompanied recitals for Riverside. This sequel to the acclaimed Thelonious Himself was recorded in 1959 and
found Monk in a relaxed mood that led to some of his most thoughtful and moving playing. The program maintains
a winning balance among Monk’s classic ballad creations, his blunt blues lines (with debut performances of ‘Bluehawk’
and ‘Round Lights’), and a selection of pop tunes from his youth including the obscure ‘There’s Danger in
Your Eyes, Cherie.’ [Item Code: 66976 CD: $13.00]
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