Winter 2011-2012 - Worlds Records

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1044 STAN TRACEY THREE CLASSIC ALBUMS - PLUS STAN TRACEY SHOWCASE - LITTLE KLUNK - JAZZ
INC Stan Tracey Showcase- Almost Like Being In Love • Over The Rainbow • The Surrey With The Fringe On Top
• I Love Paris • The Best Thing For You • I Can’t Give You Anything But Love • This Nearly Was Mine • They Can’t
Take That Away From Me • I’ve Got Five Dollars • Mad About The Boy • But Not For Me • Love Is • Little Klunk-
Li’l Ol’ Pottsville • Dram Of Many Colors • Little Klunk • Boo-Bah • Baby Blue • A Walk In The Park • We’ll Call
You • Free • The Harry Klein Quintet- Euphony • Monument • Jazz Inc.- Caravan • Boo-Bah • Lullaby • Reelin’ •
Li’l Ol’ Pottsville • Jamba • I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart • Summertime • Stan Tracey Quartet Featuring Tubby
Hayes- We’ll Call You • The Toff • Festival Junction • Rapandas • Jon Wheatley, Stan Gregg, Andy Cleyndert- Lover
Whisper Not • If I Should Lose You • Ruby My Dear (Collective Personnel: Kenny Napper, Phil Seamen, Tony
Crombie, Tubby Hayes, Bobby Wellins, Harry Klein, Leon Calvert, Les Condon, More) [1955-1960] This 2-CD
set is a showcase for Stan Tracey’s own musical abilities as well as providing a cross-section through more than two
decades of successful stage and screen hits. [Item Code: 72879 2-CD: $19.00]
1045 VICTOR FELDMAN FOUR CLASSIC ALBUMS - TRANSATLANTIC ALLIANCE - VICTOR FELDMAN
MODERN JAZZ QUARTET - THE ARRIVAL OF VICTOR FELDMAN - VICTOR FELDMAN IN LONDON (VOLUME
2) Transatlantic Alliance- Four • The Gypsy • Get Up • Stomp • Wail • Medley: Together- Darn That Dream- I
Surrender Dear- I’ve Lost Your Love • Wailing Wail • Victor Feldman Modern Jazz Quartet- Suite Sixteen: Monody-
Minore- Habanera- Epilogue • Duffle Coat • Deep In A Dream • Easy To Love • Time Will Tell • The Arrival Of
Victor Feldman- Serpent’s Tooth • Waltz • Chasing Shadows • Flamingo • S’posin’ • Bebop • There Is No Greater
Love • Too Blue • Minor Lament • Satin Doll • Victor Feldman In London Volume 2- Blues In Two Modes • Jennie •
One Momentum • Karen • Wood Work • It Ain’t Necessarily So • Short Circuit (Collective Personnel: Tubby Hayes,
Ronnei Scott, Dizzy Reeece, Jimmy Deuchar, Joe Temperley, Lennie Bush, Tony Crombie, Phil Seamen, Terry Shannon,
Kenny Napper, Tommy Pollard, Scott La Faro, Stan Levey, More) [1955-1958] 2-CD set. Like all recordings
of any artistic merit, these tracks will impress themselves on the listener more as they become better known to Victor Feldman, but there are, too,
certain moments of musical experience which are memorable even from the very first hearing. [Item Code: 72877 2-CD: $19.00]
BEAR FAMILY
16532 VARIOUS ARTISTS YOU OUGHTA SEE MY FANNY DANCE Out Of Place (a) • You Turned Me Down
(b) • I Don’t Know Nothin’ About Love (b) • Lovin’ Baby Blues (b) • I’ll Forget You Bye And Bye (b) • Gee (b) •
Hold Me Daddy (b) • You Ought To See My Fanny Dance (c) • She Can’t Be Satisfied (d) • Fruit Wagon Gal (e) • I’ve
Got Enough Of Your Foolin’ (e) • Honey This Time I’m Gone (e) • Around The Corner At Smokey Joe’s (e) • Don’t
Check Out On Me (e) • Who Comes In At My Back Door (e) • Look Who’s Squawkin’ (e) • Nagasaki (a) • I’m Doing
It Too (f) • Hash House Hattie (g) • Tell Me If You Love Me (h) • When You Smile (h) • If You Should Go Away (h)
• Some Day (h) • Now That You Have Gone (h) • She’s Gone Away (h) • In My Dreams (h) • For The One I Love
Is You (i) • Rose Of The Alamo (i) • Let’s Count The Stars (i) • Sittin’ On Top Of The World (j) • La Paloma (j) (Artists:
a- Roy Newman; b- Ocie Stockard; c- Nite Owls; d- Al Dexter; e- Slim Harbert; f- Hi Flyers; g- Dick Reinhart;
h- Leon Selph; i- Adolph Hofner; j- Bob Wills) [1935-1942] Spanning 1935-42, this exciting collection brings
together 31 previously unissued tracks from Western Swing’s greatest years. It features some of the music’s biggest names, including Bob Wills &
his Texas Playboys, Adolph Hofner, Al Dexter, Roy Newman & his Boys, Leon Selph & his Blue Ridge Playboys, the Hi-Flyers and Ocie Stockard
& his Wanderers. Groups that defined Western Swing before it even had a name. Sidemen include country legends like Leon McAuliffe and Moon
Mullican. [Item Code: 72661 CD: $24.00]
BLUE MOON
817 THE FLETCHER HENDERSON ALL STARS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF REX STEWART COOL FEVER
Sugarfoot Stomp • A Hundred Years From Today • Three Thieves • Honeysuckle Rose • Wrappin’ It Up • ‘Round
About Midnight • The Way She Walks • King Porter Stomp • Casey Stew • King Porter Stomp (Unedited Mono Version)
(Collective Personnel: Emmett Berry, Taft Jordan, Joe Thomas, J.C. Higginbotham, Benny Morton, Dickie Wells,
Garvin Bushell, Hilton Jefferson, Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster, Haywood Henry, Buster Bailey, Al Casey, Red
Richards, Bill Pemberton, Jimmy Crawford, Dick Vance, Norman Thornton) [1957] This album reunited many
members of the legendary Fletcher Henderson band in a set that recalled the tradition of big-band swing and stellar
soloists. It is not only a reunion, but also a recreation of the sound and style that foreshadowed the heyday of the big
white bands that borrowed so much from outfits such as Henderson’s. The storming drive and roaring spirit is clearly
evident in the section work and in the wild succession of solos. Rex Stewart’s cornet and the three trumpets lend constant solo quality to the set,
and Hawkins and Webster, seminal figures on the tenor saxophone, both play magnificently, while Buster Bailey’s fluid clarinet and Jefferson’s alto
are heard in several swinging, warm, and expertly controlled solos. [Item Code: 72838 CD: $18.00]
818 COOTIE WILLIAMS REX STEWART JAZZ AT STEREOVILLE COOTIE & REX I’m Beginning To See The
Light • Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me • Alphonse And Gaston • I Got A Right To Sing The Blues • Walkin’
My Baby Back Home • When Your Lover Has Gone • I Knew You When • Walkin’ My Baby Back Home (Alt. Take)
(Personnel: Cootie Williams, Rex Stewart, Lawrence Brown, J. C. Higginbotham, Coleman Hawkins, Bud Freeman,
Billy Bauer, Hank Jones, Milton Hinton, Gus Johnson) [1957] The idea of this album was one often found in jazz:
the pairing of outstanding soloists on the same horn, with an eye on the competitive atmosphere thus created. In this
case the chosen musicians were brassmen Cootie Williams and Rex Stewart, who had been partners in the bands of
Fletcher Henderson and Duke Ellington. Hawk’s art, in particular, went beyond schools, eras, and style; his elegant
simplicity and his stark, monolithic, dominating sound are among the high points of the entire album. For the record,
Cootie’s plea to ‘don’t just put us in the studio and tell everybody to blow, please,’ was met by assigning the arranging
chores to Ernie Wilkins and Joe Thomas. [Item Code: 72839 CD: $18.00]
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