British Tour 1973 Audio CD

British Tour 1973 This late-'70s LP (released as part of Capitol's Jazz Classics series) contains ten previously unissued studio performances by Stan Kenton & His Orchestra covering a 15-year period. The highlights are many and the writing (by Gene Roland, Pete Rugolo, Shorty Rogers, Bill Holman, Johnny Richards, Clare Fischer, and Kenton) is consistently adventurous. Soloists include such major players as altoist Art Pepper, trumpeter Shorty Rogers, tenor saxophonist Bob Cooper (well featured on Shorty's "Coop's Solo"), altoist Lee Konitz (heard throughout Holman's "Of All Things"), trumpeter Jack Sheldon, and altoist Bud Shank. This valuable music has yet to be reissued since its original release. ~ Scott Yanow Digitally remastered by Ron McMaster. Recorded at Capitol Studios, Los Angeles, California and The Manhattan Center, New York, New York in 1961. Reissue producer: Michael Cuscuna. Personnel: Stan Kenton (piano); Gabe Baltazar (alto saxophone); Paul Renzi, Sam Donohue, Buddy Arnold, Sam Donahue (tenor saxophone); Allan Beutler, Joel Kaye (baritone saxophone, bass saxophone); Marvin Holladay (baritone saxophone); Wayne Dunstan (bass saxophone); Bob Rolfe, Dalton Smith, Bob Behrendt, Norman Baltazar, Marvin Stamm, Bud Brisbois (trumpet); Bob Fitzpatrick, Dee Barton, Jack Spurlock, Bud Parker (trombone); Dave Wheeler (bass trombone, tuba); Jim Amlotte (bass trombone); Jerry McKenzie (drums). Recording information: Capitol studios, Los Angeles, CA (07/07/1961-12/14/1961); The Manhatten Center, New York, NY (07/07/1961-12/14/1961). Arrangers: Dee Barton; Gene Roland; Lennie Niehaus; Sam Donahue; Bill Holman. Personnel includes: Stan Kenton (piano); Paul Renzi (tenor saxophone); Marvin Stamm, Rob Rolfe (trumpet); Pat Senatore (bass); Jerry Lestock McKenzie (drums). Producer: Lee Gillette.

British Tour 1973 2-CD set contains over 106 minutes of music from Kenton & His Orchestra performing live at the Arcadia Theatre in St. Charles, Illinois on October 20th, 1974; features John Harner, Dick Shearer, Peter Erkstine, Lloyd Spoon, Mike Barrowman, Tim Hagans & o Recorded live at Arcadia Theatre, St. Charles, Illinois on October 20, 1974. Personnel includes: Stan Kenton, John Harner, Dick Shearer, Peter Erkstine, Lloyd Spoon, Mike Barrowman, Tim Hagans.

British Tour 1973  

British Tour 1973  

British Tour 1973 Track Listing of songs: Jardin d'Eden; Life Awake; Gentle Waves; Spring Feelings; Veil of Mist; On a Rainy Afternoon; Tropical Mood; Whispering Trees; Tender Love; Elegy; Source, The; Lazybones Lullabye; Twighlight; Between Day and Dream; Blackbird's Love Song; Blue Sky; Children in the Appletree;

British Tour 1973  

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