| | Gerry Mulligan Quartet CD - Import Gerry Mulligan Discography of CDs
This edition contains the Gerry Mulligan Quartet's complete issued studio recordings with drummer Gus Johnson, released on the album entitled simply the Gerry Mulligan Quartet, recorded on May 14-15, 1962. A version of Mulligan's composition I Know, Don't Know How recorded at the Village Vanguard on February 25, 1962. The high point of this release is Mulligan's exceptional Spring Is Sprung Session recorded in New York on December 11-12, 1962, with Brookmeyer, Crow and drummer Dave Bailey. Disconforme. 2005. Gerry Mulligan Quartet Music Gerry Mulligan Quartet Songs | 1. | I'm Getting Sentimental Over You | |
| 2. | Piano Train | |
| 3. | Lost In The Stars | $0.99 | |
| 4. | I Believe In You | |
| 5. | Love In New Orleans | |
| 6. | I Know Don't Know How | |
| 7. | Jive At Fire | |
| 8. | Four For Three | |
| 9. | 17 Miles Drive | |
| 10. | Subterranean Blues | |
| 11. | Spring Is Sprung | |
| 12. | Open Country | |
| 13. | People Wil Say We're In Love | |
| 14. | Gee Baby, Ain't Good To You | |
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This remastered 2 CD set is comprised of 3 complete albums including Clark Terry/Bobby Brookmeyer Quintet, New York, 1964, The Power Of Positive Thinking, New York, March 1965 and Gingerbread, New York, 1966. Over 130 minutes of music featuring Hank Jones, Roger Kellaway, Bob Cranshaw, Bill Crow and Dave Bailey. Two of the most superlative horn players of their ...
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This Lone Hill Jazz CD compiles two separate studio sessions by Gerry Mulligan, originally issued separately as Night Lights and Butterfly with Hiccups, with pretty much identical personnel (Bob Brookmeyer, Art Farmer, Jim Hall, Bill Crow and Dave Bailey), except for an alternate version of one track. The master version of "Night Lights" is an elegant, dreamy ballad with the leader playing piano, while the latter version from two years later has a quintet with a completely different makeup and a string section, and Mulligan making a relatively rare appearance on clarinet. ...
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Previn, 27, a Colorado singer/songwriter officially released his debut CD, Dolce, of ten original songs to coincide with his recognition as one of ten finalists for the International Song for Peace 2004 contest held in Tipperary, Ireland. Previn has received a B.A. Music Degree from Colorado State University and is happy to see his CD getting national airplay on some NPR radio stations. He is currently working on his Master's Degree in Music Theory & Composition at the Unvierstiy of Northern Colorado.Previn is often compared to Josh Groban, but unlike Josh, Previn writes all his own music and performs it as well, both vocals and instrumental parts.Besides performing operatic roles such as El Dancaire in "Carmen," Martin in "The Tenderland" and Nanki-Poo in "The Mikado," Previn has become a popular draw for wedding ceremonies and receptions. Previn is capable of producing original music for weddings and is exclusive to www.hudetzphotography for creating wedding DVD's."I Can't Say No," #8 on this CD, was named one of 10 finalists for the "International Song for Peace 2004." In addition, Previn has received several awards for works he has written, including the distinction of First Place in the 2006 Denver Composers' Competition with his work for string orchestra titled "Spirit of Borodino." A full orchestral and choral work of Previn's was also recently performed, titled "Prayer in Our Land."Mostly piano based love songs dominate this CD with rich vocals and commanding piano melodies created and performed by Previn. The CD, recorded ...
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(3-CD set) The material on this set is from the Cheloni Programs, recorded in L.A. These tracks provide the listener with a rare opportunity to hear an African-American orchestra broadcasting jazz and Latin-based dance music at length and in good sound
Personnel: Eddie South (vocals, violin); Everett Barksdale (vocals, guitar); Clifford King (vocals, clarinet); Milt Hinton (vocals); J. Wright Smith (violin); Jimmy Bertrand (drums, percussion).
Audio Remasterer: Roger Beardsley.
Liner Note Author: Anthony Barnett.
Recording information: Recordings Inc. Studios, Hollywood, CA (01/1933-03/1933).
All tracks have been digitally mastered using 24-bit technology.
Ensemble: J. Wright Smith.
Arranger: Eddie South.
Eddie South was a talented jazz violinist who never really achieved the fame that he deserved; though he was a contemporary of Stéphane Grappelli and Stuff Smith, most of his work was for radio and films. As a result, relatively few of his recordings have appeared on CD. So the discovery of 16 of his earliest radio transcription programs, all sponsored by a women's beauty product called Cheloni-Skin, is an important find. They are collected in their entirety on this three-CD compilation, complete with unidentified announcers (and commercials if there is a music bed by South). While the performances ranges from easy listening to Latin pop themes of the era, tangos, gypsy swing, novelty numbers and downright corn, the clarity and preservation of these vintage recordings is surprising. South was a virtuoso violinist who arranged all of the musical selections and also composed a few originals heard on Recorded in Hollywood 1933. Most notable among his band's members are bassist Milt Hinton (who was amazed that these recordings were uncovered) and guitarist Everett Barksdale, both of whom are occasionally heard as soloists ...
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