Spring 2012 - Worlds Records

AVID
1051 JIMMY RANEY A • JIMMY RANEY FEATURING BOB BROOKMEYER • JIMMY RANEY VISITS PARIS •
JIMMY RANEY PLAYS A- Minor • Some Other Spring • Double Image • On The Square • Spring Is Here • One
More For The Mode • What’s New • Tomorrow Fairly Cloudy • A Foggy Day • Someone To Watch Over Me • Cross
Your Heart • You Don’t Know What Love Is • Jimmy Raney Featuring Bob Brookmeyer- Isn’t It Romantic • How Long
Has This Been Going On? • No Male For Me • The Flag Is Up • Get Off That Roof • Jim’s Tune • No One But Me
• Too Late Now • Jimmy Raney Visits Paris- Tres Chouette • Imagination • Dinah • Love For Sale • Have You Met
Miss Jones • What’s New • Fascinating Rhythm • Too Marvelous For Words • Cherokee • Everything Happens To
Me • Night And Day • Someone To Watch Over Me • Jimmy Raney Plays- Motion • Lee • Signal • ‘Round About
Midnight • Indian Summer from In Three Attitudes (Collective Personnel: Stan Getz, Bobby Jaspar, Bob Brookmeyer,
Dick Katz, Hank Jones, Red Mitchell, more) [1953-1954] 2-CD set. The four selections find Jimmy Raney joined
by among others Hall Overton on piano, Red Mitchell on bass and Osie Johnson on drums for ‘A’ and our single
track from ‘In Three Attitudes’ the wonderful ‘Indian Summer’. For ‘Jimmy Raney Featuring Bob Brookmeyer’ Jimmy is joined by surprise, surprise
the superb valve trombonist ( and, sadly, recently deceased) Bob Brookmeyer alongside two pianists Hank Jones and Dick Katz, with Osie again
on drums and Teddy Kotick on bass. In 1954 Jimmy recorded ‘Jimmy Raney Visits Paris’ having just been voted French magazines ‘Le Hot Jazz’,
Number One Guitarist. The album was cut with local musicians while Jimmy took a break from touring in Paris. For ‘Jimmy Raney Plays’ we can
delight in hearing three Raney compositions (and one Monk for good measure) This album is also important as it features Jimmy very much in the
foreground having for so long played a subordinate role in his previous bands. Joined by stalwarts Osie Johnson and Red Mitchell and on tenor sax
a chap called ‘Sven Coolson’ (otherwise known to you and me as Stan Getz). ‘Jimmy Raney Plays’ features some of Jimmys’ best recorded work to
date. A fitting way to conclude our tribute to a great if underrated and perhaps unsung guitarist, Jimmy Raney. [Item Code: 73213 2-CD: $19.00]
BEAT GOES ON
983 BUDDY RICH DIFFERENT DRUMMER - STICK IT A Different Drummer- Superstar • Domino • Chelsea
Bridge • Paul’s Tune • Straight, No Chaser • Heaven On Their Minds • A Piece Of The Road Suite: Pipe Dreams-
Countin’ Them Long White Lines • A Piece Of The Road • Back Of The Bus • Stick It- Space Shuttle • God Bless
The Child • Best Coast • Wave • Something • Uncle Albert- Admiral Halsey • Sassy Strut • Bein’ Green Personnel:
Jimmy Mosher, Jeff Stout, Lin Biviano, Pat LaBarbera, Don Englert, Bruce Paulson, Bob Peterson, Cadido, more)
Buddy Rich was renowned for his musical flamboyance and explosive live performances. He proved that one could
lead a dynamic jazz band from the drum stool as well as creating a personalized mystique and a clearly defined
whole. There was a more sensitive side to the great man and this package allows for one example of this to shine
through however more anon. [Item Code: 72769 2-CD: $23.00]
BLAIR
713 BLAIR RESIKA DICK MILLER MOSTLY TORCH SONGS Am I Blue • What Good Am I Without You • Mean
To Me • How Deep Is The Ocean- Say It Isn’t So • Deep In A Dream • You Don’t Know What Love Is • Peel Me A
Grape • World Weary • I’ll Never Be The Same • Miss Otis Regrets • Get Out Of Town • There’s A Lull In My Life
• September Song • Baby, It’s Cold Outside (Collective Personnel: Dick Miller, Dan Block, Lee Hudson, Tom Tracy,
Brian Nalepka) [2004-2007] Live from Provincetown. Recorded at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum.
[Item Code: 72870 CD: $15.00]
BYGONE DAYS
77068 ADELAIDE HALL ENDURING CHARM OF The Blues I Love To Sing • Baby • Doin’ What I Please • I
Got Rhythm • I’m Red Hot From Harlem • Strange As It Seems • You Gave Me Everything But Love • This Time It’s
Love • I Can’t Give You Anything But Love • Solitude • ‘Taint What You Do (It’s The Way That Cha Do It) • Transatlantic
Lullaby • This Can’t Be Love • Fools Rush In • I Wanna Be Loved • Our Love Affair • Ain’t It A Shame About
Mame • Moonlight In Mexico • I Take To You • Songs Of The Islands • My Devotion • As Time Goes By • I Don’t
Want Anybody At All • Sophisticated Lady • I’m Gettin’ Sentimental Over You (Collective Personnel: Duke Ellington
And His Orchestra, Lew Leslie’s Blackbirds, Mannie Klein, Jimmy Dorsey, Dick McDonough, Art Tatum, Francis
Carter, Larry Gomar, Fats Waller, Al Craig, Phil Green & His Rhythm On Reeds, more) [1927-1944] A stalwart
of the ‘Jazz Age’ and one of its most admired survivors (her career spanned 70 years), Adelaide Hall may now have
less resonance than she did a generation go, in the ‘renaissance’ of interest ensuing from the release of ‘The Cotton
Club’ (1984). While a swindling coterie of long-standing, mainly British, fans continue to pay homage, her attractive
recordings of so many now half-forgotten ballads, testaments all to their warm and authoritative performer, deserve
the attention of a wider and possibly younger audience. [Item Code: 72978 CD: $10.00]
CAPRI
74113 GARY SMULYAN SMUL’S PARADISE Sunny • Up In Betty’s Room • Pistachio • Smul’s Paradise •
Little Miss Half Steps • Aires • Blues For D.P. • Heavenly Hours (Personnel: Mike LeDonne, Pete Bernstein, Kenny
Washington) [2011] Five time Downbeat Poll winner Gary Smulyan brings his baritone sax to the forefront of the
classic jazz organ trio with Mike LeDonne on organ, Peter Bernstein on guitar and Kenny Washington on drums.
Most of the tunes are originals written for the date by Smulyan along with 3 compositions written by and for the late
great jazz organist Don Patterson. Gospel inspired organist Rhoda Scott’s ‘Pistachio’ and a funky uptempo waltz
version of the 60’s pop hit ‘Sunny’ round out the session. [Item Code: 72871 CD: $16.00]
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