LAL Posted August 23, 2004 Report Posted August 23, 2004 Got the 'They All Had Rhythm' disc recently. Great stuff. About half the songs are by Benny Carter and his orchestra. Not sure why the online store I got it from had it on sale already. Quote
ghost of miles Posted August 24, 2004 Author Report Posted August 24, 2004 Got the 'They All Had Rhythm' disc recently. Great stuff. About half the songs are by Benny Carter and his orchestra. Not sure why the online store I got it from had it on sale already. That disc has been out before, hasn't it? I mean, I have it! Unless it's another volume. Interested in the McCall (I've been enjoying her on the new Herman Mosaic) & Thornhill, and will also be interested in the Shaw if there's not too much overlap w/material that I already have. Quote
ghost of miles Posted August 31, 2004 Author Report Posted August 31, 2004 Two more recent/new Hep re-issues: Teddy Wilson - Volume 3: Of Thee I Swing (Hep 1020) Aug 3 — collection of small groups sessions from the mid-1930s New York scene; led by Benny Morton, Buster Bailey, Taft Jordan, Freddy Jenkins, Ace Harris and The Delta Four Various Artists - Sounds of Harlem, Vol. 1 (Hep 1065) Aug 3 — collection of small groups sessions from the mid-1930s New York scene; led by Benny Morton, Buster Bailey, Taft Jordan, Freddy Jenkins, Ace Harris and The Delta Four Autumn is such a sad time for the wallets of jazz fans... Quote
ghost of miles Posted December 3, 2004 Author Report Posted December 3, 2004 Allegro appears to be running a sale on Hep--many of the titles are currently listed at $11.99. Quote
ghost of miles Posted December 25, 2004 Author Report Posted December 25, 2004 Had a very HEP Christmas--got the following: Artie Shaw, ARTISTRY OF Claude Thornhill, 1949-1953 Charlie Barnet, 1941 TRANSCRIPTIONS Slim Gaillard, LIVE 1946 Ray McKinley, CLASS OF '49 Quote
ghost of miles Posted December 31, 2004 Author Report Posted December 31, 2004 (edited) Not to tempt anybody or anything, but Allegro still has almost all of the Heps at $11.99--free shipping on orders over $50--and now there's a coupon code (DOFIV) good for $5 off through Wednesday, Jan. 5. Allegro Edited December 31, 2004 by ghost of miles Quote
ghost of miles Posted February 24, 2005 Author Report Posted February 24, 2005 Another 25%-off sale on Heps. Quote
ghost of miles Posted March 10, 2005 Author Report Posted March 10, 2005 Not listed on Hep's site yet, but supposedly there's a second volume of Don Redman on the way. Quote
Fer Urbina Posted August 18, 2005 Report Posted August 18, 2005 Apologies if this has been advertised before, but I just saw at Hep's site that they're reissuing Buddy de Franco's Capitol sessions including George Russell "A Bird In Igor's Yard" Can't find any more details at the moment, but looks really interesting. Any additional info would be welcome F Quote
ghost of miles Posted August 21, 2005 Author Report Posted August 21, 2005 Yep--I ordered that one plus the new Don Redman V. 2 and the new Sounds of Harlem V. 2 several days ago. There's also a new Thornhill out--1946-47 V. 2. Probably the last volume of Thornhill that Hep will put out (don't miss the 1949-53 one if you're a fan--some great stuff from a period of Claude's that most listeners won't be familiar with). Quote
tatifan Posted August 22, 2005 Report Posted August 22, 2005 By the way, Amazon has the Moten "Band Box Shuffle" listed for $15.98 right now. Maybe the think it's a single disc?? Just ordered it! Quote
jazzbo Posted August 22, 2005 Report Posted August 22, 2005 (edited) Smoooooth moov! Great discs! Edited November 16, 2005 by jazzbo Quote
ghost of miles Posted November 16, 2005 Author Report Posted November 16, 2005 Hey all, Alastair Robertson at Hep sez there's a new one coming in January: Isham Jones 1933-36 BTW, the Buddy De Franco is great. Quote
ghost of miles Posted December 5, 2005 Author Report Posted December 5, 2005 More new ones from Hep: NEW The Paul Whiteman Swing Wing & The Modernaires - Hooray for Spinach! (Hep Jazz 1077) Jan 10 — Jack Teagarden, Charlie Teagarden, Miff Mole, Paul Whiteman, The Modernaires (vocals) NEW Various Artists - New York Jazz Combos 1935/37 (Hep Jazz 1077) Jan 10 — 25 tracks by Gene Gifford, Adrian Rollini, Gene Krupa, The Six Blue Chips, Louis Garcia and his Swing Band — soloists include Bunny Berigan, Bud Freeman, Wingy Manone, Joe Marsala, Adrian Rollini and Benny Goodman Quote
ghost of miles Posted February 2, 2006 Author Report Posted February 2, 2006 Allegro's running another 25% off sale on all of their Hep titles. Quote
ghost of miles Posted June 28, 2006 Author Report Posted June 28, 2006 Yet another 25 % off sale from Allegro on Hep titles. Some new titles, including a Charlie Barnet Town Hall concert and an Isham Jones 1933-36 collection. Quote
Adam Posted July 9, 2006 Report Posted July 9, 2006 up for Allegro's Hep sale this week (or was it last week?) Quote
ghost of miles Posted November 21, 2006 Author Report Posted November 21, 2006 Another 25%-off sale on Heps, with shipping free on orders of $50 or more. Recent Hep releases listed here. Quote
ghost of miles Posted November 23, 2006 Author Report Posted November 23, 2006 A Hep I've been enjoying this Thanksgiving Eve: Pretty sure the only session on here that I already had was the Delta 4. The Jenkins/Bernard Addison sides (with Joe Turner on piano) are particularly good--make me want to hear more of Addison's guitar work. Teddy Wilson is the pianist on the Taft Jordan date (just got Jordan's Fantasy twofer not long ago & didn't realize he'd done leader sessions in the 1930s). Anybody who likes 1930s small-group hot jazz would be pleased with this comp... looking forward to cracking open V. 2, which covers the early 1940s, tomorrow (Pete Brown, yeah!). Quote
Big Beat Steve Posted November 23, 2006 Report Posted November 23, 2006 Sounds interesting indeed. I think the Delta Four may be those that have been on a Decca/Brunswick reissue LP for decades but the others might indeed be fairly new on the reissue market. Would you have a tracklist? I did not find anything on the Hep site. Quote
ghost of miles Posted November 23, 2006 Author Report Posted November 23, 2006 Only two Delta Four sides--"Swingin' On That Famous Door" and "Farewell Blues." They're also on a Decca/GRP comp called 52nd Street Swing that I bought years ago when I was first working in a record store. Here's the track listing from AMG: 1 Get Goin' Morton, Benny & His ... 3:14 Performed by: Morton, Benny & His Orchestra 2 Get Goin' Morton, Benny & His ... 3:15 Performed by: Morton, Benny & His Orchestra 3 Fare-Thee-Well to Harlem Morten, Benny Orchestra 3:05 4 Tailor Made Morten, Benny Orchestra 3:12 5 The Gold Digger's Song (We're in the Money) Morten, Benny Orchestra 3:10 6 Call of the Delta Bailey, Buster & Hi ... 3:09 Performed by: Bailey, Buster & His Chocolate... 7 Call of the Delta Bailey, Buster & Hi ... 3:03 Performed by: Bailey, Buster & His Chocolate... 8 Shanghai Shuffle Bailey, Buster & Hi ... 2:47 Performed by: Bailey, Buster & His Chocolate... 9 Night Wind Jordan, Taft & The Mob 2:40 10 If the Moon Turns Green Jordan, Taft & The Mob 2:45 11 Devil in the Moon Jordan, Taft & The Mob 2:55 12 Louisiana Fairy Tale Jordan, Taft & The Mob 2:56 13 Swinging 'Em Down Jenkins. Freddy Harlem Seven 2:49 Performed by: Jenkins. Freddy Harlem Seven, 14 Old Fashioned Love Jenkins. Freddy Harlem Seven 2:49 Performed by: Jenkins. Freddy Harlem Seven, 15 Nothin' But Rhythm Jenkins. Freddy Harlem Seven 2:53 Performed by: Jenkins. Freddy Harlem Seven, 16 I Can't Dance (I Got Ants in My Pants) Jenkins. Freddy Harlem Seven 2:52 Performed by: Jenkins. Freddy Harlem Seven, 17 Toledo Shuffle Jenkins. Freddy Harlem Seven 2:43 Performed by: Jenkins. Freddy Harlem Seven, 18 Lovely Liza Lee Jenkins. Freddy Harlem Seven 2:54 Performed by: Jenkins. Freddy Harlem Seven, 19 Swingin' on That Famous Door Delta Four 3:00 20 Farewell Blues Delta Four 3:03 21 Who? Harris, Ace & His S ... 2:33 Performed by: Harris, Ace & His Sunset Royals 22 Rhythm 'Bout Town Harris, Ace & His S ... 2:29 Performed by: Harris, Ace & His Sunset Royals 23 Hurly Burly Harris, Ace & His S ... 2:45 Performed by: Harris, Ace & His Sunset Royals 24 One Little Word Led to Another Harris, Ace & His S ... 2:29 Performed by: Harris, Ace & His Sunset Royals Going to listen to V. 2 tonight. Quote
Big Beat Steve Posted November 23, 2006 Report Posted November 23, 2006 Thanks for the listing! The Buster Bailey sides have been reissued too (on the Swedish Rarities label) but it looks like there is a lot of music that is not easily found elsehwhere. Vol. 2 should be interesting too. Quote
Late Posted May 1, 2008 Report Posted May 1, 2008 I've been listening to some sound samples by the Casa Loma Orchestra, and will probably pick up a disc of theirs. Right now I'm leaning toward Boneyard Shuffle, but was wondering if any Hep fans here had other faves. Also — has anyone here heard The New Friends of Rhythm? The (one) review on Amazon has piqued my interest. Quote
ghost of miles Posted October 12, 2008 Author Report Posted October 12, 2008 (edited) I've been listening to some sound samples by the Casa Loma Orchestra, and will probably pick up a disc of theirs. Right now I'm leaning toward Boneyard Shuffle, but was wondering if any Hep fans here had other faves. Also — has anyone here heard The New Friends of Rhythm? The (one) review on Amazon has piqued my interest. Ironic--I went looking for this thread just to see if there was any mention of that very release. It arrived several days ago and I'm listening to it now--so far, liking it much better than many other "jazzing the classics" pieces from this period. The arrangements sometimes sound as if they're going to get cloying and then don't...lightly swinging in the best sense. BTW, Basie/Lester fans should definitely check out the Hep JUBILEE ALTERNATIVES disc. Nice studio snapshots of Prez with the 1943/44 band...he's on about half the tracks. Edited October 12, 2008 by ghost of miles Quote
Big Beat Steve Posted October 13, 2008 Report Posted October 13, 2008 Interesting ... Always on the lookout for new discoveries/obscurities of 30s/40s jazz, I checked out the New Friends of Rhythm too but found the sound sample accessible on the Hep site rather gimmicky and uninteresting so I passed it up. Not that I would have expected they'd be able to hold a candle to the "jazzing the classics" material in the John Kirby book but I even liked the LP by that (pseudonym?) Arnold Johnson band (1937) on the Circle lable better. @Ghost of Miles: Was I that wrong? What other "Jazzing the classics" recordings did you find inferior to those New Friends? Thanks for any comments you may have. Quote
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