OOP Mosaic Discographies

king ubu · September 10, 2009

could those of you who at least managed to get the discographies please post them here?

just so I can tear out my hair over what exactly I missed!?

thanks!

sidewinder · September 10, 2009

I guess this could be the 'hairshirt and flaggelation' thread..

king ubu · September 10, 2009

horseshit and fornication... (new addictive game?)

Clunky · September 10, 2009

Big John Patton

DISC ONE

1. The Silver Meter (A) 5:39

(Ben Dixon)

2. Iíll Never Be Free (A) 5:00

(G.D. Weiss-B. Benjamin)

3. Spiffy Diffy (A) 6:00

(Ben Dixon)

4. Along Came John (A) 6:00

(John Patton)

5. Gee Gee (A) 5:59

(John Patton)

6. Pig Foots (A) 5:42

(Ben Dixon)

7. The Rock (B) 7:24

(John Patton)

8. The Way I Feel (B) 8:29

(John Patton)

9. Jerry (B) 6:41

(John Patton)

10. Davene (B) 7:20

(John Patton)

11. Just æ (B) 6:47

(John Patton)

DISC TWO

1. Fat Judy © 7:40

(Ben Dixon)

2. Oh Baby © 6:17

(John Patton)

3. Each Time © 5:39

(John Patton)

4. One To Twelve © 7:51

(John Patton)

5. Night Flight © 6:34

(Harold Vick)

6. Good Juice © 6:32

(John Patton)

7. String Bean (D) 5:51

(John Patton)

8. I Want To Go Home (D) 8:30

(John Patton)

9. Early A.M. (D) 7:17

(John Patton)

DISC THREE

1. Dirty Fingers (D) 6:07

(John Patton)

2. Minor Swing (D) 6:32

(John Patton)

3. Daddy James (D) 6:36

(Jimmy Watson)

4. Ding Dong (E) 5:28

(Harold Alexander)

5. Congo Chant (E) 9:05

(John Patton)

6. Alfieís Theme (E) 4:40

(Sonny Rollins)

7. Soul Man (E) 6:13

(D. Porter-I. Hayes)

8. Understanding (E) 6:52

(M. Nash-S. Gary)

9. Chitlins Con Carne (E) 6:30

(Kenny Burrell)

(A) Fred Jackson, Harold Vick, tenor saxophones; Grant Green, guitar; John Patton, organ; Ben Dixon, drums.

Recorded on April 5, 1963.

Originally issued as ALONG CAME JOHN (Blue Note BST 84130).

(B) Richard Williams, trumpet; Fred Jackson, tenor & baritone sax; Grant Green, guitar; John Patton, organ; Ben Dixon, drums.

Recorded on June 19, 1964

Originally issued as THE WAY I FEEL (Blue Note BST 84174)

Recorded on March 8, 1965.

Originally issued as OH BABY! (Blue Note BST 84192)

(D) Junior Cook, tenor sax; Jimmy Ponder, guitar; John Patton, organ; Clifford Jarvis, drums.

Recorded March 8, 1968.

Originally issued as THAT CERTAIN FEELING (Blue Note BST 84281)

(E) Harold Alexander, tenor sax & flute; John Patton, organ; Hugh Walker, drums

Recorded October 25, 1968.

Originally issued as UNDERSTANDING (Blue Note BST 84306)

Original sessions produced by Alfred Lion (A-C) and Francis Wolff (D & E)

Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ.

Recording engineer: Rudy Van Gelder.

All selections are stereo.

Produced for release by Michael Cuscuna

Transferred in 24-bit and mastered by Ron McMaster.

Masters appear courtesy of Blue Note Records, a division of Capitol Records, Inc.

This compilation (p) 2003 EMI Music Special Markets. Manufactured by EMI Music Special Markets, 1750 Vine Street, Hollywood, California 90028. All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws. Printed in the U.S.A.

gmonahan · September 10, 2009

horseshit and fornication... (new addictive game?)

kinky...very kinky....

Clunky · September 10, 2009

Mosaic Select: Don Pullen (MS-013)

DISC ONE

1. Mr. Smoothie (A) 6:04

(George Adams)

2. Just Foolin’ Around (A) 6:19

3. Song From The Old Country (A) 8:11

4. We’ve Been Here All The Time (A) 9:09

5. A Time For Sobriety (A) 9:42

(George Adams)

6. The Necessary Blues (or Thank You Very Much, Mr. Monk) (A) 13:33

7. Sun Watchers (B) 5:43

(George Adams)

8. Serenade To Sariah (B) 7:35

(George Adams)

9. 1529 Gunn Street (For Johnny Holloway) (B) 6:14

DISC TWO

1. Warm Up (B) 9:50

2. Sing Me A Song Everlasting (For EBU and Hamiet Bluiett) (B) 10:30

3. Another Reason To Celebrate (B) 8:44

4. Jana’s Delight © 5:56

5. Once Upon A Time © 5:47

6. Warriors © 6:45

7. New Beginnings © 6:20

8. At The Café Centrale © 6:52

9. Reap The Whirlwind © 7:00

DISC THREE

1. Andre’s Ups And Downs (D) 5:19

2. Randon Thoughts (D) 9:05

3. Indio Gitano (D) 9:39

4. The Dancer (For Diane McIntyre) (D) 5:58

5. Endangered Species: African American Youth (D) 7:36

6. 626 Fairfax (D) 6:40

7. Ode To Life (For Maurice Quesnell) (D) 8:39

8. Silence = Death © 10:12

All compositions by Don Pullen, unless otherwise noted.

(A) George Adams, tenor sax; Don Pullen, piano; Cameron Brown, bass; Dannie Richmond, drums.

Recorded at RCA Studio A, New York City on April 30, 1986.

Recording engineer: Mike Moran

All tunes except “The Necessary Blues” originally issued on BREAKTHROUGH by the Don Pullen-George Adams Quartet (Blue Note BT-85122). All tunes issued on the CD version of the album (B2-46314).

(B) George Adams, tenor sax; Don Pullen, piano; Cameron Brown, bass; Dannie Richmond, drums.

Recorded at RCA Studio C, New York City on April 21, 1987.

Recording engineer: Mike Moran

All tunes except “Another Reason To Celebrate” originally issued as SONG EVERLASTING by the Don Pullen-George Adams Quartet (Blue Note B1-46907). All tunes issued on the CD version of the album (B2-46907).

Recording engineer: David Baker

Al tunes except “Silence = Death” originally issued on NEW BEGINNINGS (Blue Note B1-91785). All tunes issued on the CD version of the album (B2-91785).

(D) Don Pullen, piano; James Genus, bass; Lewis Nash, drums.

Recorded at A & R Studios, New York City on March 23, 1990.

Recording engineer: David Baker

All tunes issued on RANDOM THOUGHTS (Blue Note CD B2-94347).

Origiinal sessions and reissue produced by Michael Cuscuna

Executive producer: JoAnne Jimenez

Produced for release by Michael Cuscuna

Mastered by Kurt Lundvall

Masters appear courtesy of Blue Note Records, a division of Capitol Records, Inc.

This compilation (p) 2004 EMI Music Special Markets. Manufactured by EMI Music Special Markets, 1750 Vine Street, Hollywood, California 90028. All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws. Printed in the U.S.A.

Mosaic Select: Bud Shank/Bob Cooper (MS-010)

DISCOGRAPHY

DISC ONE

1. Valve In Head (A2) 3:12

(Bud Shank)

2. Cool Fool (A2) 3:23

(Bob Cooper)

3. Little Girl Blue (A2) 3:18

(R. Rodgers-L. Hart)

4. Mobile (A1) 2:45

(Bob Cooper)

5. Wailing Vessel (A2) 2:43

(Bob Cooper)

6. Baby’s Birthday Party (A1) 2:48

(Ann Ronell)

7. You Don’t Know What Love Is (A1) 4:18

(D. Raye-G. DePaul)

8. Sing Something Simple (A1) 2:37

(Herman Hupfield)

9. Wailing Vessel (alternate take) (A2) 2:40

(Bob Cooper)

10. When Lights Are Low © 7:37

(B. Carter-S. Williams)

11. Old Devil Moon © 6:49

(B. Lane-E. Y. Harburg)

12. The Nearness Of You © 4:18

(H. Carmichael-N Washington)

13. Medley © 5:11

a. How Long Has This Been Going On (G. Gershwin-I. Gershwin)

b. Tea For Two ((V. Youmans-I. Caesar)

14. Lullaby Of Birdland © 4:15

(George Shearing)

15. Somebody Loves Me © 5:46

(Gershwin-MacDonald-DeSylva)

16. Moonlight In Vermont © 6:32

(K. Suessdorf-J. Blackburn)

17. The King © 6:40

(Count Basie)

DISC TWO

1. Low Life (B2) 3:56

(Johnny Mandel)

2. When Your Lover Has Gone (B1) 2:55

(Einar Swan)

3. Out Of This World (B1) 3:12

(H. Arlen-J. Mercer)

4. There’s A Small Hotel (B1) 2:38

(R. Rodgers-L. Hart)

5. Rustic Hop (B2) 4:12

(Bob Brookmeyer)

6. You Are Too Beautiful (B1) 4:01

(R. Rodgers-L. Hart)

7. With The Wind And The Rain In Your Hair (B2) 5:08

(C. Edwards-J. Lawrence)

8. Low Life (alternate take) (B2) 3:56

(Johnny Mandel)

9. Dinah (G) 3:18

(Akst-Young-Lewis)

10. Mutual Admiration Society (G) 3:46

(M. Dubey-H. Karr)

11. Steve Allen Theme (G) 4:09

(Steve Allen)

12. I’ve Grown Accustoned To Her Face (G) 2:42

(A.J. Lerner-F. Loewe)

13. Blowin’ Country (G) 6:16

(Bud Shank)

14. Love Nest (G) 3:14

(L. Hirsch-O. Harbach)

15. As Long As There’s Music (G) 3:41

(J. Styne-S. Cahn)

16. Just In Time (G) 3:42

(Styne-Comden-Green)

17. Two Lost Souls 3:45

(R. Adler-J. Ross)

18. Thanks For The Memory (G) 4:28

(R. Rainger-L. Robin)

19. A Romantic Guy, I (G) 3:33

(Sharbutt-Stanton-Uhl)

DISC THREE

1. Sweet Georgia Brown (D) 3:41

(Bernie-Casey-Pinkard)

2. Gypsy In My Soul (D) 3:24

(C. Boland-M. Jaffe)

3. I Want To Be Happy (D) 2:32

(V. Youmans-I. Caesar)

4. What’ll I Do (D) 2:45

(Irving Berlin)

5. They Didn't Believe Me (E) 4:42

(J. Kern-M. Rourke)

6. In The Blue Of The Evening (E) 3:35

(A. D’Artega-T. Adair)

7. Tequila Time (E) 4:20

(Bob Cooper)

8. I Can't Get Started (E) 4:15

(V. Duke-I. Gershwin)

9. Blues for Delilah (E) 7:00

(Bob Cooper)

10. Sunset And Wine (E) 4:11

(Bob Cooper)

11. When You Wish Upon A Star (F) 4:17

(N. Washington-L. Harline)

12. Put Your Dreams Away (F) 3:06

(Mann-Weiss-Lowe)

13. Tenderly (F) 2:51

(W. Gross-J. Lawrence)

14. Danny Boy (Londonderry Air) (F) 4:35

(traditional)

(A) Bud Shank, alto sax; Bob Enevoldsen, Stu Williamson, Maynard Ferguson, valve trombones; Claude Williamson, piano; Joe Mondragon, bass; Shelly Manne, drums; Bob Cooper, arranger.

Recorded at Capitol Studios, Los Angeles on April 3 (A1) and June 22 (A2), 1954

Recording engineer: Alan Emig

The alternate take of “Wailing Vessel” was originally issued on JAZZ WEST COAST Pacific Jazz JWC 500

All other selections originally issued on BUD SHANK AND THREE TROMBONES Pacific Jazz 10” LP 14

(B) Bud Shank, alto sax; Bob Brookmeyer; valve trombone; Claude Williamson, piano; Joe Mondragon (B1), Buddy Clark (B2), bass; Larry Bunker, drums; Strings: (B1) Samuel Cytron, Tibor Zelig, Milton Feher, violins; Myron Sandler, viola; Paul Bergstrom, cello; (B2) Sam Caplan, Marshall Sosson, Ben Gill, violins; Lou Kievman, viola; Ray Kramer, cello.

Arranged by Russ Garcia (all B1 tunes), Johnny Mandel (“Low Life”), Bob Brookmeyer (all other B2 tunes).

Recorded at Radio Recorders, Los Angeles on November 29, 1954 (B1) and January 7, 1955 (B2).

Recording engineer: Val Valentin

The alternate take of “Low Life” was originally issued on JAZZ WEST COAST Pacific Jazz JWC 500

All other selections originally issued on BUD SHANK AND BOB BROOKMEYER Pacific Jazz 10” LP 20

© Bud Shank, alto sax, flute; Bob Cooper, tenor sax, oboe; Claude Williamson, piano; Don Prell, bass; Chuck Flores, drums. Recorded live at the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA on January 19, 1956

Recording engineer: Phil Turetsky

Originally issued as JAZZ AT CAL-TECH - THE BUD SHANK QUARTET WITH BOB COOPER (Pacific Jazz PJ-1219)

(D) Bud Shank, flute; Bob Cooper, oboe; Howard Roberts, guitar; Don Prell, bass; Chuck Flores, drums.

Recorded at Capitol Studios, Los Angeles on November 29, 1956 (first session).

“Sweet Georgia Brown” originally issued on BLOWIN’ COUNTRY World Pacific WP-1277

All others originally issued on FLUTE ‘N OBOE (World Pacific WP-1226)

(E) Bud Shank, flute; Bob Cooper, oboe, arranger; Howard Roberts, guitar; Don Prell, bass; Chuck Flores, drums; Ben Gill, Eudice Shapiro, violins; Milt Thomas, viola; Ray Kramer, cello.

Recorded at Capitol Studios, Los Angeles on November 29, 1956 (second session).

All selections originally issued on FLUTE ‘N OBOE (World Pacific WP-1226)

(F) Bud Shank, flute; Bob Cooper, oboe, arranger; Howard Roberts, guitar; Don Prell, bass; Shelly Manne, drums; Eudice Shapiro, Bob Sushel, Jack Pepper, violins; Milt Thomas, viola; Ray Kramer, cello.

Shank plays alto sax on “Tenderly”. Cooper plays tenor sax on “Danny Boy”.

Recorded at Capitol Studios, Los Angeles on January 21, 1958

Originally issued on THE SWING’S TO TV (World Pacific WPM-411)

(G) Bud Shank, alto sax, tenor sax, flute; Bob Cooper, tenor sax, oboe, bass clarinet; Claude Williamson, piano; Don Prell, bass; Chuck Flores, drums.

Recorded at Capitol Studios, Los Angeles on February 18, 1958

“Mutual Admiration Society”, “Accustomed To Her Face”, “Just In Time” and “Two Lost Souls” originally issued on JAZZ SWINGS BROADWAY (World Pacific WPM-404)

“Blowin’ Country” originally issued on BLOWIN’ COUNTRY (World Pacific WP-1277)

All other selections originally issued on THE SWING’S TO TV (World Pacific WPM-411)

The first nine selections are in the original sequence of BLOWIN’ COUNTRY

Original sessions produced by Richard Bock (A-C) and Russ Freeman (D-G).

All selection are mono.

Produced for release by Michael Cuscuna

Transferred in 24-bit and mastered by Ron McMaster.

Note: Minor instances of distortion are in the original tape sources.

Special thanks to Tony Rounce, Jim Harrod, Russ Wapensky and the Institute Of Jazz Studies.

Masters appear courtesy of Blue Note Records, a division of Capitol Records, Inc.

This compilation (p) 2004 EMI Music Special Markets. Manufactured by EMI Music Special Markets, 1750 Vine Street, Hollywood, California 90028. All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws. Printed in the U.S.A.

Edited September 10, 2009 by Clunky

Clunky · September 10, 2009

Mosaic Select: Bob Brookmeyer (MS-009)

DISCOGRAPHY

DISC ONE

1. Liberty Belle (A1) 2:46

(Bob Brookmeyer)

2. Have You Met Miss Jones (A1) 3:32

(R. Rodgers-L. Hart)

3. Isn’t It Romantic (A2) 2:35

(R. Rodgers-L. Hart)

4. Traditional Blues (A1) 2:34

(traditional)

5. Doe Eyes (A2) 3:17

(Red Mitchell)

6. Red Devil (A2) 3:18

(Red Mitchell)

7. Body And Soul (A2) 3:18

(Green-Heyman-Sour)

8. Last Chance (A2) 2:47

(Bob Brookmeyer)

9. Arrowhead © 6:58

(Jim Hall)

10. Street Swingers © 6:19

(Bob Brookmeyer)

11. Hot Buttered Noodling © 6:02

(Jimmy Raney)

12. Musicale Du Jour © 8:48

(Bob Brookmeyer)

13. Raney Day © 5:24

(Jim Hall)

14. Jupiter © 5:04

(Jimmy Raney)

DISC TWO

1. Louisiana (B1) 5:27

(Johnson-Schafer-Razaf)

2. Santa Claus Blues (B1) 5:43

(G. Kahn-C. Straight)

3. Truckin’ (B2) 7:27

(R. Bloom-T. Koehler)

4. Some Sweet Day (B1) 4:46

(Jackson-Rose-Olman)

5. Sweet Like This (B1) 4:03

(K. Oliver-D. Nelson)

6. Jada (B1) 3:48

(Bob Carlton)

7. Don’t Be That Way (B1) 4:59

(Sampson-Goodman-Parish)

8. Honeysuckle Rose (B2) 6:05

(F. Waller-A. Razaf)

9. Brook’s Blues (B2) 4:14

(Bob Brookmeyer)

10. Slow Freight (B2) 8:49

(Bob Brookmeyer)

11. The Sheik Of Araby (B1) 5:01

(Snyder-Wheeler-Smith)

DISC THREE

1. Jumpin’ At The Woodside (D) 7:59

(Count Basie)

2. A Blues (What’s On Your Mind) (D) 5:05

(Clarence Henry Miller)

3. Blue And Sentimental (D) 6:53

(Basie-Livingston-David)

4. Doggin’ Around (D) 8:39

(E. Battle-H. Evans)

5. Moten Swing (D) 10:12

(B. Noten-B. Moten)

6. Trav’lin’ Light (D) 3:32

(Mundy-Young-Mercer)

7. Stretching Out (E) 6:07

(Bob Brookmeyer)

8. Now Will You Be Good (E) 5:27

(Pease-Terker-Jentes)

9. Pennies From Heaven (E) 6:15

(A. Johnston-J. Burke)

10. King Porter Stomp (E) 4:38

(Morton-Burke-Robin)

11. Ain’t Misbehavin’ (E) 6:54

(Waller-Razaf-Brooks)

12. Bee Kay (E) 6:39

(Bill Potts)

(A) Bob Brookmeyer, valve trombone; John Williams, piano; Bill Anthony (A1), Red Mitchell (A2), bass; Frank Isola, drums. Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ on July 5 (A1) and July 7 (A2), 1954

Recording engineer: Rudy Van Gelder

Produced by Bob Brookmeyer

Originally issued on THE BOB BROOKMEYER QUARTET (Pacific Jazz 10” LP 16.)

(B) Bob Brookmeyer, valve trombone, piano; Jimmy Giuffre, clarinet, tenor sax, baritone sax; Jim Hall, guitar; Joe Benjamin (B1), Ralph Pena (B2), bass, Dave Bailey, drums.

Recorded at Coastal Studios, New York City on July 13 (B1) and July 16 (B2), 1957.

Engineer: Al Schmitt

Produced by Richard Bock

“Brook’s Blues” and the full version of “Slow Freight” originally issued on BOB BROOKMEYER (Crown CST 318)

“The Sheik Of Araby” originally issued on THE PLAYBOY JAZZ ALLSTARS (Playboy PB-1959)

All others originally issued as TRADITIONALISM REVISITED by Bob Brookmeyer (Pacific Jazz PJ-1233)

Engineer: Al Schmitt

Produced by Richard Bock

Originally issued as STREET SWINGERS (World Pacific PJ-1239)

(D) Bob Brookmeyer, valve trombone; Al Cohn, Paul Quinichette, tenor sax; Nat Pierce, piano; Jim Hall, guitar; Addison Farmer, bass; Osie Johnson, drums; Big Miller, vocal (on “A Blues” and “Trav’liv’ Light”).

Recorded at Olmsted Studios, New York City on October 23, 1958

Recording engineer: Dick Olmsted

Produced by Jack Lewis

Originally issued as KANSAS CITY REVISITED (United Artists UAS-5008)

(E) Harry Sweets Edison, trumpet, Bob Brookmeyer, valve trombone; Zoot Sims, tenor sax; Al Cohn, tenor sax, baritone sax; Hank Jones, piano; Freddie Green, guitar; Eddie Jones, bass; Charlie Persip, drums.

Recorded at Nola Penthouse Studio, New York City on December 27, 1958

Recording engineer: Tommy Nola

Produced by Jack Lewis

Arranged by Al Cohn (“Pennies From Heaven”), Bill Potts (“Bee Kay”) and Bob Brookmeyer (all others)

Originally issued on STRETCHING OUT (United Artists UAS-5023)

Produced for release by Michael Cuscuna

Transferred in 24-bit and mastered by Ron McMaster.

The last tune on disc two and all of disc three are stereo.

Note: The occasional instances of distortion are in the original master sources.

Special thanks to Tony Rounce, Jim Harrod and the Institute Of Jazz Studies.

Masters appear courtesy of Blue Note Records, a division of Capitol Records, Inc.

This compilation (p) 2004 EMI Music Special Markets. Manufactured by EMI Music Special Markets, 1750 Vine Street, Hollywood, California 90028. All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws. Printed in the U.S.A.

Mosaic Select: Pacific Jazz Piano Trios (MS-019)

DISCOGRAPHY

DISC ONE:

1. You Stepped Out Of A Dream (B) 2:43

(H. N. Brown-G. Kahn)

2. Don't Worry 'Bout Me © 3:06

(R. Bloom-T. Koehler)

3. Bock's Tops © 2:49

(Russ Freeman)

4. Yesterday's Gardenias © 2:36

(Robertson-Mysels-Cogane)

5. At Last (B) 2:43

(M. Gordon-H. Warren)

6. Backfield In Motion © 2:52

(Russ Freeman)

7. Laugh Cry (B) 2:57

(Russ Freeman)

8. The Eye Opener © 3:00

(Russ Freeman)

9. Lullaby In Rhythm (A) 2:19

(Sampson-Profit-Hirsch)

10. East Of The Sun (A) 4:10

(Brooks Bowman)

11. Steeplechase (A) 3:23

(Charlie Parker)

12. The Party's Over (D) 2:58

(Comden-Green-Styne)

13. Joey, Joey, Joey (D) 3:40

(Frank Loesser)

14. Woody's Dot (D) 5:05

(Russ Freeman)

15. Alberquerque Social Swim (E) 3:03

(Richard Twardzik)

16. Bess, You Is My Woman (E) 3:24

(Gershwin-Heyward-Gershwin)

17. Yellow Tango (E) 5:22

(Richard Twardzik)

18. 'Round Midnight (E) 3:46

(Thelonious Monk)

19. I'll Remember April (E) 4:07

(Raye-DePaul-Johnston)

20. A Crutch For The Crab (E) 3:26

(Richard Twardzik)

21. Just One Of Those Things (E) 3:10

(Cole Porter)

DISC TWO:

1. The Day You Came Along (F) 3:46

(S. Coslow-A. Johnston)

2. So Far So Good (F) 3:02

(Lawrence-Mundy-White)

3. Medley (F) 5:45

a. I Wouldn't Change You For The World

(Jones-Newman)

b. You Are Too Beautiful

(R. Rodgers-L. Hart)

4. Serenade In Blue (F) 3:12

(M. Gordon-H. Warren)

5. Let's Fall In Love (F) 4:31

(H. Arlen-T. Koehler)

6. Medley (F) 4:22

a. Remember Me

(A. Dubin-H. Warren)

b. There Goes My Heart

(A. Silver-B. Davis)

7. Lady Be Good (F) 4:40

(G. Gershwin-I Gershwin)

8. Chloe (F) 4:29

(C. Daniels-G. Kahn)

9. Topsy (F) 6:03

(E. Durham-E. Battle)

10. Sonny Speaks (G) 3:46

(Sonny Berman)

11. We'll Be Together Again (H) 3:34

(C. Fischer-F. Laine)

12. Strayhorn (J) 5:33

(Clare Fischer)

13. Things Ain't What They Used To Be (J) 4:25

(Mercer Ellington)

14. Davenport Blues (J) 5:04

(Bix Beiderbecke)

15. The Thrill Is Gone (J) 4:07

(L. Brown-R. Henderson)

16. Without A Song (I) 5:04

(Youmans-Rose-Eliscu)

DISC THREE

1. Nigerian Walk (I) 7:09

(Ed Shaughnessy)

2. Toddler (I) 4:42

(Clare Fischer)

3. Stranger (I) 4:03

(Gary Peacock)

4. Afterfact (I) 4:07

(Clare Fischer)

5. Free Too Long (I) 7:27

(Clare Fischer)

6. Piece For Scotty (I) 3:10

(Clare Fischer)

7. Blues For Home (I) 5:11

(Clare Fischer)

8. I Love You (I) 5:15

(Cole Porter)

9. Billie's Bounce (K) 6:14

(Charlie Parker)

10. Way Down East (K) 2:32

(Larry Adler)

11. Satin Doll (K) 7:16

(Duke Ellington)

12. This Can't Be Love (K) 3:59

(R. Rodgers-L. Hart)

13. Lennie's Pennies (K) 6:36

(Lennie Tristano)

14. All The Things You Are (K) 7:56

(J. Kern-O. Hammerstein)

(A) Russ Freeman, piano; Red Mitchell, bass; probably Bobby White, drums.

Probably recorded at Gold Star Studios in Los Angeles on December 15, 1952

Originally issued on TRIO: RUSS FREEMAN/RICHARD TWARDZIK (Pacific Jazz (Japan) CD TOCJ-9347)

NOTE: Chet Baker recorded "Isn't It Romantic" at this session.

(B) Russ Freeman, piano; Joe Mondragon, bass; Shelly Manne, drums.

Recorded at Radio Recorders in Los Angeles on October 27, 1953.

Originally issued on RUSS FREEMAN TRIO (Pacific Jazz 10" LP-8)

Recorded at Radio Recorders in Los Angeles on December 28, 1953.

Originally issued on RUSS FREEMAN TRIO (Pacific Jazz 10" LP-8)

(D) Russ Freeman, piano; Monte Budwig, bass; Shelly Manne, drums.

Recorded in Los Angeles on August 12, 1957

"Woody's Dot" originally issued on HAVE BLUES, WILL TRAVEL (Pacific Jazz JWC 509)

All others originally issued on JAZZ SWINGS BROADWAY (World Pacific WPM-404)

NOTE: These selections were recorded at the end of an Art Pepper Nine session.

(E) Richard Twardzik, piano; Carson Smith, bass; Peter Littman, drums.

Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, New Jersey in December 1954

Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder

"Just One Of Those Things" originally issued on THE LAST SET (Pacific Jazz PJ-37)

All other originally issued on TRIO: RUSS FREEMAN/RICHARD TWARDZIK (Pacific Jazz LP-1212)

NOTE: What was thought to be an alternate take of "A Crutch For The Crab" was merely an edited version of the master take.

(F) Jimmy Rowles, piano; Red Mitchell, bass; Art Mardigan, drums.

Recorded in Los Angeles, c. September 1954

Engineer: John Neal

Originally issued on RARE - BUT WELL DONE (Liberty LRP 3003)

(G) Jimmy Rowles, piano; Ben Tucker, bass; Mel Lewis, drums.

Recorded at the Radio Annex Studio in Los Angeles on December 11, 1956

Originally issued on PIANISTS GALORE! (Pacific Jazz JWC 506)

NOTE: This selection was recorded at the end of a Bill Perkins-Art Pepper session, which is available on Mosaic Select: Art Pepper (MS-015).

(H) Jimmy Rowles, piano; Al Hendrickson, rhythm guitar; Joe Mondragon, bass; Nick Fatool, drums. Recorded at the Forum Theatre in Los Angeles on September 13, 1956

Originally issued on PIANISTS GALORE! (Pacific Jazz JWC 506)

NOTE: This selection was recorded at the end of a Hoagy Carmichael session.

(I) Clare Fischer, piano; Gary Peacock, bass; Gene Stone, drums.

Recorded at Pacific Jazz Studios, Los Angeles on April 12 & 14, 1962

Recording engineer: Richard Bock

"Without A Song" originally issued on SURGING AHEAD - CLARE FISCHER (Pacific Jazz PJ-67)

All others originally issued on FIRST TIME OUT - CLARE FISCHER (Pacific Jazz PJ-52)

(J) Clare Fischer, piano; Ralph Pena, bass; Larry Bunker, drums.

Recorded at Pacific Jazz Studios, Los Angeles on February 6, 1963

Recording engineer: Richard Bock

"The Thrill Is Gone" is previously unreleased.

All others originally issued on SURGING AHEAD - CLARE FISCHER (Pacific Jazz PJ-67)

(K) Clare Fischer, piano; Albert Stinson, bass; Colin Bailey, drums.

Recorded at Pacific Jazz Studios, Los Angeles on March 13, 1963

Recording engineer: Richard Bock

"Lennie's Pennies" and "All The Things You Are" are previously unreleased.

All others originally issued on SURGING AHEAD - CLARE FISCHER (Pacific Jazz PJ-67)

Original sessions produced by Russ Freeman (E), Harry Babasin (F) and Richard Bock (all others).

Produced for release by Michael Cuscuna

Remixed from the original three-track masters (sessions I & K), transferred in 24-bit and mastered by Ron McMaster.

Sessions A-H are mono and I-K are stereo

Clunky · September 10, 2009

THE COMPLETE BLUE NOTE LOU DONALDSON SESSIONS 1957-60

DISC ONE

1. Sputnik © 10:02

(Lou Donaldson)

2. Dewey Square © 7:15

(Charlie Parker)

3. Strollin' In © 14:35

(Lou Donaldson)

4. Groovin' High © 6:22

(Dizzy Gillespie)

5. Three Little Words (F) 6:16

(B. Kalmar-H. Ruby)

6. Smooth Groove (F) 5:48

(Lou Donaldson)

7. Just Friends (F) 5:09

(S. Lewis-J. Klenner)

8. Blue Moon (F) 3:01

(R. Rodgers-L. Hart)

9. Jump Up (F) 6:30

(Lou Donaldson)

10. Don't Take Your Love From Me (F) 5:47

(Harry Nemo)

11. Confirmation (F) 5:32

(Charlie Parker)

DISC TWO

1. Dorothy (B) 5:20

(Rudy Nichols)

2. I Won't Cry Anymore (B) 4:18

(A. Frisch-F. Wise)

3. Herman's Mambo (B) 4:50

(Herman Foster)

4. Peck Time (B) 5:18

(Lou Donaldson)

5. There'll Never Be Another You (B) 5:04

(M. Gordon-H. Warren)

6. Groove Junction (B) 6:14

(Lou Donaldson)

7. Grits And Gravy (B) 6:16

(Lou Donaldson)

8. There'll Never Be Another You (mono master) (B) 7:18

(M. Gordon-H. Warren)

9. Blues Walk (D) 6:32

(Lou Donaldson)

10. Move (D) 5:51

(Denzil Best)

11. The Masquerade Is Over (D) 5:50

(H. Magidson-A. Wrubel)

12. Play, Ray (D) 5:21

(Lou Donaldson)

13. Autumn Nocturne (D) 4:52

(J. Myrow-K. Gannon)

14. Calling All Cats (D) 5:14

(Lou Donaldson)

DISC THREE

1. Light Foot (E) 5:32

(Lou Donaldson)

2. Hog Maw (false start) (E) 1:15

3. Hog Maw (E) 6:19

(Lou Donaldson)

4. Mary Ann (E) 6:42

(unknown)

5. Green Eyes (E) 5:19

(N. Menendez-A. Utrera)

6. Walkin' By The River (E) 5:36

(U. Carlisle-R. Sour)

7. Day Dreams (E) 4:59

(Herman Foster)

8. Stella By Starlight (E) 5:49

(V. Young-N. Washington)

9. Jump Up (E) 5:03

(Lou Donaldson)

10. Mary Ann (alt tk) (E) 6:00

(unknown)

11. Stella By Starlight (alt tk) (E) 5:51

(V. Young-N. Washington)

12. Candy (I) 6:12

(David-Whitney-Kramer)

13. Midnight Sun (I) 5:45

(Hampton-Burke-Mercer)

14. Avalon (I) 5:16

(Rose-DeSylva-Jolson)

DISC FOUR

1. The Squirrel (I) 3:34

(Tadd Dameron)

2. Si Si Safronia (I) 4:31

(Lou Donaldson)

3. Exactly Like You (I) 5:03

(D. Fields-J. McHugh)

4. Dog Walk (I) 4:23

(Lou Donaldson)

5. Gravy Train (J) 8:16

(Lou Donaldson)

6. South Of The Border (J) 5:29

(J. Kennedy-M. Carr)

7. Polka Dots And Moonbeams (J) 4:56

(J. Burke-J. Van Heusen)

8. Avalon (J) 4:13

(V. Rose-A. Jolson)

9. Candy (J) 9:15

(David-Whitney-Kramer)

10. Twist Time (J) 6:44

(Lou Donaldson)

11. Glory Of Love (J) 4:01

(Billy Hill)

12. Gravy Train (alt tk) (J) 7:33

(Lou Donaldson)

13. Glory Of Love (alt tk) (J) 3:48

(Billy Hill)

DISC FIVE

1. Caravan (A) 5:56

(Tizol-Ellington-Mills)

2. Old Folks (A) 6:19

(W. Robinson-D. Hill)

3. That Good Old Feeling (A) 6:49

(Lou Donaldson)

4. Move It (A) 5:54

(Lou Donaldson)

5. There Is No Greater Love (A) 6:52

(I. Jones-M. Symes)

6. L.D.Blues (A) 5:17

(Lou Donaldson)

7. Stella By Starlight (A) 7:42

(V. Young-N. Washington)

8. L.D.Blues (fast version) (A) 4:18

(Lou Donaldson)

9. Lou's Blues (G) 5:55

(Lou Donaldson)

10. Be My Love (G) 5:42

(N. Brodszky-S. Cahn)

11. Idaho (G) 5:08

(Jesse Stone)

12. The Nearness Of You (G) 4:39

(H. Carmichael-N. Washington)

DISC SIX

1. Mack The Knife (G) 5:15

(K. Weill-B. Brecht)

2. Crosstown Shuffle (G) 5:12

(Lou Donaldson)

3. Tangerine (G) 4:56

(V. Schertzinger-J. Mercer)

4. Blues for J.P. (H) 5:37

(Horace Parlan)

5. The Man I Love (H) 5:12

(G. Gershwin-I. Gershwin)

6. Politely (H) 5:51

(Bill Hardman)

7. It's You Or No One (H) 3:56

(J. Styne-S. Cahn)

8. The Truth (H) 5:21

(Lou Donaldson)

9. Goose Grease (H) 6:05

(Lou Donaldson)

10. Softly As In A Morning Sunrise (H) 6:33

(S. Romberg-O. Hammerstein)

11. (Way Down Upon The) Swanee River (H) 5:39

(Stephen Foster) PD

DISCOGRAPHY

Only the original US Blue Note LP and CD issues are used for the purpose of this discography, unless the original release of selection was on a foreign issue. All sessions were done at Rudy Van Gelder's studio in Hackensack (A-F) or Englewood Cliffs (G-J), New Jersey. ________________________________________________________________________________

WAILING WITH LOU:

(A) Donald Byrd (tp), Lou Donaldson (as), Herman Foster (p), Peck Morrison (b), Art Taylor (d).

January 27,1957

tk.4 That Good Old Feeling 45-1663

tk.6 Caravan 45-1662

tk.7 L.D.Blues 45-1663

tk.9 Old Folks 45-1662

tk.10 There Is No Greater Love

tk.11 L.D. Blues (fast version) previously unissued

tk.12 Move It

tk.15 Stella By Starlight previously unissued

All titles, except tks 11 & 15, issued on BLP 1545. ________________________________________________________________________________

SWING AND SOUL:

(B) Lou Donaldson (as), Herman Foster (p), Peck Morrison (b), Dave Bailey (d), Ray Barretto(cga).

June 9,1957

tk.1 Herman's Mambo 45-1681

tk.4 Peck Time 45-1680

tk.6 There'll Never Be Another You (mono master) BLP 1566

tk.7 There'll Never Be Another You (stereo master) BST 81566

tk.8 Groove Junction

tk.10 Dorothy 45-1680

tk.11 Grits And Gravy 45-1681

tk.12 I Won't Cry Anymore

Note: tk.6 was recorded in mono only.

All titles, except tks 6 & 7, issued on BLP 1566/BST 81566. ___________________________________________________________

LOU TAKES OFF:

December 15,1957

tk.4 Groovin' High

tk.5 Strollin' In

tk.6 Sputnik 45-1713

tk.8 Dewey Square

All titles issued on BLP 1591. First issued in stereo in Japan in the late 1980s. __________________________________________________________

BLUES WALK:

(D) Lou Donaldson (as), Herman Foster (p), Peck Morrison (b), Dave Bailey (d), Ray Barretto(cga).

July 28,1958

tk.2 Play,Ray 45-1721

tk.5 The Masquerade Is Over 45-1720

tk.10 Autumn Nocturne 45-1721

tk.11 Calling All Cats

tk.13 Move

tk.15 Blues Walk 45-1720

All titles issued on BLP 1593/BST 81593,CD 7-46525-2 __________________________________________________________________

LIGHT FOOT:

(E) Lou Donaldson (as), Herman Foster (p), Peck Morrison (b), Jimmy Wormsworth (d), Ray Barretto(cga).

December 14,1958

tk.1 Walkin' By The River

tk.6 Green Eyes

tk.7 Light Foot

Hog Maw (false start)

tk.9 Hog Maw 45-1806

tk.11 Jump Up unissued

tk.12 Mary Ann

tk.13 Day Dreams 45-1806

tk.14 Stella By Starlight

tk.17 Stella By Starlight (alt.) CD (J)TOCJ-5941/44

tk.18 Mary Ann (alt.) unissued

All title, except tks 11, 17 & 18, issued on BLP 4053/BST 84053. _______________________________________________________________________

LD + 3: (F) Lou Donaldson (as), Gene Harris (p), Andrew Simpkins (b), Bill Dowdy(d).

February 18,1959

tk.3 Just Friends

tk.4 Don't Take Your Love From Me

tk.6 Confirmation

tk.7 Jump Up

tk.8 Smooth Groove 45-1772

tk.10 Three Little Words

tk.11 Blue Moon 45-1772

All titles issued on BLP 4012/BST 84012. ____________________________________________________________

THE TIME IS RIGHT:

(G) Blue Mitchell (tp), Lou Donaldson (as), Horace Parlan (p), Laymon Jackson (b), Dave Bailey (d), Ray Barretto (cga).

October 31,1959

tk.4 Mack The Knife 45-1752

tk.6 Be My Love (omit tp) 45-1753

tk.8 Crosstown Shuffle

tk.12 Tangerine

tk.13 Lou's Blues 45-1753

Time On My Hands rejected

tk.19 The Nearness Of You (omit cga) 45-1752

It's Only A Paper Moon rejected

All titles, except rejected tunes, issued on BLP 4025/BST 84025.

same personnel:

November 28, 1959

tk.3 Idaho BLP 4025/BST 84025

untitled Donaldson blues rejected

But Not For Me rejected _______________________________________________________________

SUNNY SIDE UP:

(H) Bill Hardman (tp), Lou Donaldson (as), Horace Parlan (p), Sam Jones (b), Al Harewood (d).

February 5,1960

Blues For J.P. rejected

tk.9 Politely 45-1774, BLP 4036 /BST 84036

tk.11 (Way Down Upon The) Swanee River

tk.13 Softly As In A Morning Sunrise BLP 4036/BST 84036

The Man I Love rejected

tk.18 Goose Grease 45-1773, BLP 4036/BST 84036

The Truth rejected

All, except rejected titles, issued on CD 8-32095-2

Laymon Jackson (b) replaces Sam Jones.

February 28,1960

tk.21 The Man I Love

tk.25 Blues for J.P. 45-1774

tk.26 The Truth (tp out) 45-1773

tk.28 It's You Or No One

All titles issued on BLP 4036/BST 84036,CD 8-32095-2. _____________________________________________________________________

MIDNIGHT SUN:

(I) Lou Donaldson (as), Horace Parlan (p), George Tucker (b), Al Harewood (d), Ray Barretto (cga).

July 22,1960

tk.2 The Squirrel

tk.5 Si Si Safronia

tk.6 Dog Walk

tk.7 Exactly Like You

tk.10 Avalon

tk.12 Midnight Sun (omit cga)

tk.13 Candy

All titles issued on LT-1028.

Note: On LT-1028, the bass player was erroneously listed as Ben Tucker. ________________________________________________

GRAVY TRAIN:

(J) Lou Donaldson (as), Herman Foster (p), Ben Tucker (b), Dave Bailey (d), Alec Dorsey (cga).

April 27,1961

tk.1 Glory Of Love 45-1832

tk.3 Glory Of Love (alt.)

tk.7 Gravy Train 45-1830

tk.9 Gravy Train (alt.)

tk.11 Polka Dots And Moonbeams (omit cga) 45-1831

tk.12 Candy

tk.14 South Of The Border 45-1831

tk.15 Twist Time

tk.19 Avalon 45-1832

All titles, except tks 3 & 9, issued on BLP 4079/BST 84079.

All titles issued on CD 8-53357-2. ______________________________________________________________________

Album indez:

LP issues

BLP 1545 Wailing With Lou (issued in April 1957)

BLP 1566 Swing And Soul (issued in October 1957)

BST 81566 stereo issue of the above (issued in June 1962)

BLP 1591 Lou Takes Off (issued in May 1958)

BLP 1593/BST 81593 Blues Walk (mono issued in November 1958, stereo issued in May 1959)

BLP 4012/BST 84012 LD + 3 (mono issued August 1959, stereo issued in the late sixties)

BLP 4025/BST 84025 The Time Is Right (mono issued March 1960, stereo issued in the late sixties)

BLP 4036/BST 84036 Sunny Side Up (mono issued in December 1960, stereo issued in the late sixties)

BLP 4053/BST 84053 Lightfoot (mono issued in June 1961, stereo issued in the late sixties)

BLP 4079/BST 84079 Gravy Train (mono issued June 1962, stereo issued July 1962)

LT 1028 Midnight Sun (issued in April 1980)

CD issues

7-46525-2 Blues Walk (issued in 1987)

8-32095-2 Sunny Side Up (issued in 1995)

8-53357-2 Gravy Train (issued in 1996)

(J)TOCJ-5941/44 Rare Tracks - The Other Side Of Blue Note 4000 Series (issued December 1994)

Original sessions produced by Alfred Lion

Produced for release by Michael Cuscuna

Recording engineer: Rudy Van Gelder

Mastered using 24-bit analog-to-digital resolution by Ron McMaster.

Session A was recorded in mono only. All others are stereo.

Masters appear courtesy of Blue Note Records, a division of Capitol Records, Inc.

Producer's note:

Rather than program Donaldson's ten sessions in chronological order, we put them in order by musical format which has also enabled us, with two exceptions, to keep each session in tact on a single disc. The "all-star" sessions (C & F) appear on disc one. Discs two through four features his signature piano-bass-drums-congas format. Discs five and six contain the dates with a trumpet added to the front line.

Clunky · September 10, 2009

Mosaic Select: Art Pepper (MS-015)

DISCOGRAPHY

DISC ONE:

1. Pepper Returns (A) 4:26

(Art Pepper)

2. Broadway (A) 4:56

(Bird-McRae-Woode)

3. You Go To My Head (A) 4:15

(J.F. Coots-H. Gillespie)

4. Angel Wings (A) 4:40

(Art Pepper)

5. Funny Blues (A) 4:36

(Art Pepper)

6. Five More (A) 4:37

(Art Pepper)

7. Minority (A) 4:17

(Art Pepper)

8. Patricia (A) 3:33

(Art Pepper)

9. Mambo De La Pinta (A) 4:14

(Art Pepper)

10. Walkin' Out Blues (A) 5:52

(Art Pepper)

11. Straight Life (B) 3:19

(Art Pepper)

12. Yardbird Suite (B) 5:43

(Charlie Parker)

13. Pepper Steak (B) 3:48

(Art Pepper)

14. You're Driving Me Crazy (B) 5:06

(Walter Donaldson)

15. Tenor Blooz (B) 4:59

(Art Pepper)

DISC TWO:

1. Blues In (C1) 6:00

(Art Pepper)

2. Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered (C1) 4:25

(R.Rodgers-L.Hart)

3. Stompin' At The Savoy (C1) 5:04

(Razaf-Goodman-Sampson-Webb)

4. What Is This Thing Called Love (C1) 6:03

(Cole Porter)

5. Blues Out (C1) 4:45

(Art Pepper)

6. Diane's Dilemma (C2) 3:47

(Art Pepper)

7. When You're Smiling (C2) 4:50

(Fisher-Goodwin-Shay)

8. Cool Bunny (C2) 4:12

(Art Pepper)

9. Summertime (C2) 7:17

(Gershwin-Heyward-Gershwin)

10. Diane's Dilemma (alt. take) (C2) 4:54

(Art Pepper)

11. What Is This Thing Called Love (D) 5:29

(Cole Porter)

12. A Foggy Day (D) 3:53

(G. Gershwin-I. Gershwin)

13. Diane-A-Flow (D) 4:02

(Art Pepper)

14. Zenobia (D) 5:14

(Art Pepper)

15. Angel Eyes (D) 3:38

(M. Dennis-E.K. Brent)

DISC THREE

1. Holiday Flight (E) 5:08

(Art Pepper)

2. Too Close For Comfort (E) 6:08

(Bock-Holoscener-Weiss)

3. Long Ago And Far Away (E) 4:07

(J.Kern-I.Gershwin)

4. Begin The Beguine (E) 7:20

(Cole Porter)

5. I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me (E) 5:37

(J. McHugh-C. Gaskill)

6. Summertime (E) 6:30

(Gershwin-Heyward-Gershwin)

7. Fascinatin' Rhythm (E) 4:23

(G. Gershwin-I. Gershwin)

8. Body And Soul (E) 4:20

(Green-Heyman-Sour-Eyton)

9. Without A Song (E) 7:37

(Youmans-Rose-Eliscu)

10. The Breeze And I (E) 3:30

(Ernesto Lecuona)

11. Surf Ride (E) 4:42

(Art Pepper)

12. Webb City (E) 4:54

(Bud Powell)

13. Begin The Beguine (alternate take) (E) 6:15

(Cole Porter)

14. Fascinatin' Rhythm (alternate take) (E) 3:59

(G. Gershwin-I. Gershwin)

15. Webb City (alternate take) (E) 4:33

(Bud Powell)

/////////////////////////////////////////////

(A) Art Pepper, alto sax; Jack Sheldon, trumpet; Russ Freeman, piano, Leroy Vinnegar, bass; Shelly Manne, drums.

Recorded at Capitol Studios, Los Angeles on August 1956.

Recording engineer; John Kraus

Originally issued on THE RETURN OF ART PEPPER (Jazz West JWLP-10)

(B) Art Pepper, alto sax, tenor sax; Red Norvo, vibes; Gerald Wiggins, piano; Ben Tucker, bass; Joe Morello, drums.

Recorded at Western Recorders, Los Angeles on January 3, 1957

Recording engineer: Don Blake

Originally issued on COLLECTIONS - JOE MORELLO (Intro ILP-608)

C1 recorded at Radio Recorders, Los Angeles on December 28, 1956

Recording engineer: Thomas Nogar

C2 recorded at Master Recorder, Los Angeles on January 14, 1957

Recording engineer: Bunny Robine

#1-8 Originally issued on MODERN ART (Intro ILP-606)

#9 & 10 originally issued on the CD version of MODERN ART (Blue Note B2-46868)

(D) Art Pepper, alto sax; Bill Perkins, tenor sax; Jimmy Rowles, piano; Ben Tucker, bass; Mel Lewis, drums.

Recorded at the Radio Annex Studio in Los Angeles on December 11, 1956

"Angel Eyes", which does not include Pepper, originally issued on SOLO FLIGHT (Pacific Jazz JWC 505)

All others originally issued on JUST FRIENDS - BILL PERKINS Pacific Jazz PJM 401

(E) Art Pepper, alto sax; Carl Perkins, piano; Ben Tucker, bass; Chuck Flores, drums.

Recorded at Audio Arts, Los Angeles on April 1, 1957

The alternate takes were originally issued on THE ART OF THE ART Nadja (Japan) PA-3140/41.

All others originally issued on THE ART OF PEPPER (Omega reel-to-reel tapes OMT 7020 & ST-2030)

Original sessions produced by Herbert Kimmel (A), Don Clark (B, C, probably E), Richard Bock (D). Session E is stereo. All others are mono.

Note: The periodic cymbal distortion on session E is in the original tapes, as is the flutter at 1:56 of "Holiday Flight", the drop-out at 5:06 of "Begin The Beguine" and the muffled audio at 3:48 on "Surf City".

Produced for release by Michael Cuscuna Transferred in 24-bit by Ron McMaster. Mastered by Ron McMaster & Kurt Lundvall

Masters appear courtesy of Blue Note Records, a division of Capitol Records, Inc.

This compilation (p) 2005 EMI Music Special Markets. Manufactured by EMI Music Special Markets, 1750 Vine Street, Hollywood, California 90028. All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws. Printed in the U.S.A. й 2005 Mosaic Records, L.L.C. All rights reserved.

king ubu · September 10, 2009

Thanks a lot, Adrian!

I think I have the Washington saved at home... too bad about the Shank/Coop and Pacific trios and Don Pullen - those I'd have loved to get (also the Donaldson, Washington, Slack maybe).

Got the Brookmeyer (great one!) and Patton (still unplayed, no urge for organ jazz of late), luckily!

Clunky · September 10, 2009

Mosaic Select: Freddie Slack (MS-018)

DISCOGRAPHY

DISC ONE

1. Doll Dance (A) 2:56

(Nacio Herb Brown)

2. Cow Cow Boogie (A) 3:12

(D.Raye-G.DePaul-B. Carter)

3. The Air-Minded Executive (A) 2:47

(J.Mercer-B.Hanighen)

4. He's My Guy (B) 2:36

(D.Raye-G.DePaul)

5. Mister Five By Five (B) 3:00

(D.Raye-G.DePaul)

6. The Thrill Is Gone (B) 2:55

(L.Brown-R.Henderson)

7. Riffette (B) 2:55

(Gaye Jones)

8. I Got A Break Baby © 3:15

(T-Bone Walker)

9. Mean Old World © 2:52

(T-Bone Walker)

10. Old Rob Roy (D) 3:06

(J.Mercer-R.Dolan)

11. Waitin' For The Evening Mail (D) 3:16

(Billy Baskette)

12. Wreck Of The Old 97 (D) 2:33

(Lowell-Lewey-Work)

13. Get On Board, Little Chillun (D) 3:04

(D.Raye-G.DePaul)

14. I Lost My Sugar In Salt Lake City (D) 3:08

(J.Lange-L.Rene)

15. Mr. Anthony's Blues (D) 2:33

(unknown)

16. Small Batch O'Nod (E) 2:57

(F.Slack-K.Leaf)

17. Furlough Fling (E) 2:39

(C.Weintraub-F.Devenport)

18. Ain't That Just Like A Man (E) 3:00

(D.Raye-G.DePaul)

19. The Gee Chi Love Song (-2B) (F) 2:56

(Phil Moore)

20. The Gee Chi Love Song (-3A) (F) 2:56

(Phil Moore)

21. Cuban Sugar Mill (F) 3:02

(Freddie Slack)

22. Sit And Nip (F) 3:00

(Frank Devenport)

23. Slightly Barbaric (G) 3:04

(Frank Devenport)

24. Bashful Baby Blues (G) 2:46

(Phil Moore)

DISC TWO

1. Soft Jive (H) 3:06

(Phil Moore)

2. A Kiss Goodnight (H) 2:43

(Herman-Slack-Victor)

3. A Cat's Ninth Life (I) 3:02

(Freddie Slack)

4. Beverly Boogie (I) 2:36

(Freddie Slack)

5. Rib Joint (I) 2:49

(Freddie Slack)

6. Behind The Eight Beat (I) 2:40

(Freddie Slack)

7. Southpaw Serenade (J) 2:43

(Freddie Slack)

8. Kitten On The Keys (J) 2:59

(Zez Confrey) .

9. Strange Cargo (J) 2:53

(Slack-Bradley-McKinley)

10. Blackout Boogie (-4A-1) (K) 2:55

(Freddie Slack)

11. The House Of Blue Lights (L) 2:51

(D.Raye-F.Slack)

12. Hey Mr. Postman (L) 2:57

(D.Raye-P.Weston)

13. Your Conscience Tells You So (M) 2:47

(B.Carter-D.Raye)

14. Pig Foot Pete (M) 2:51

(D.Raye-G.DePaul)

15. Blackout Boogie (-7) (N) 2:55

(Freddie Slack)

16. Is I Gotta Practise, Ma? (O) 2:35

(D.Raye-F.Slack)

17. On The Road To Mandalin (O) 2:46

(Freddie Slack)

18. The H.C. Potter's Ball (P) 2:37

(unknown)

19. The Necessary Evil Blues (P) 3:10

(unknown)

20. Half After (P) 2:50

(Bill Hood)

21. Cocktail Repartee (P) 2:45

(Frank Devenport)

22. What Is This Thing Called Rebop? (P) 3:03

(Louis Gottlieb)

23. The Brown Danube (Q) 2:56

(Hal Borne)

24. Boogie In G ® 2:40

(Freddie Slack)

25. Lullaby ® 2:54

(unknown)

DISC THREE

1. Humoresquire (S) 2:55

(unknown)

2. Celeste Boogie (S) 2:53

(unknown)

3. Boogie Minor (T) 2:49

(Benny Carter)

4. St. Louis Blues (T) 3:05

(W.C.Handy-J.R.Johnson)

5. Chopstick Boogie (T) 2:47

(Freddie Slack)

6. Be-Bop Boogie (U) 2:54

(Benny Carter)

7. Two Left Hands (U) 2:53

(B.Carter-I.Gordon)

8. Strollin' (V) 2:58

(Russ Jones)

9. Ooh Ooh Baby (V) 2:52

(Foots Thomas)

10. Steal Away Easy Baby (V) 2:57

(unknown)

11. Mister Freddie's Boogie (V) 2:44

(Freddie Slack)

12. Whatever Happened To Ol' Jack? (W) 2:56

(B.Russell-C.Sigman)

13. Untitled Tune (W) 2:37

(Phil Moore)

14. Ukulele Swing (X) 2:10

(unknown)

15. Choppin' The Boogie (X) 2:15

(Freddie Slack)

16. untitled original (X) 2:15

(Freddie Slack)

17. Big Boy (Y) 3:09

(M.Ager-J.Yellen)

18. Hard Hearted Hannah (Y) 3:15

(Ager-Bates-Bigelow-Yellen)

19. Cheatin' On Me (Y) 2:40

(L.Pollack-J.Yellen)

20. Manhattan Serenade (Y) 2:39

(H.Adamson-L.Alter)

21. Rock A Bye Bay (Y) 2:56

(M.Curtis-G.Wood)

22. That Russian Winter (Y) 2:47

(Irving Berlin)

23. Without A Song (Y) 2:55

(Eliscu-Rose-Youmans)

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(A) FREDDIE SLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA -1 / JOHNNY MERCER WITH FREDDIE SLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA -2: George Wendt, Bob Goodrich, John Kec (tp), Bruce Squires, Bill Anthens (tb), Willie Martinez (cl, as) Al Harding, John Hamilton, Walter Clark (reeds), Freddie Slack (p), Jack Marshall (g), Jim Lynch (b), John Cyr (d), Ella Mae Morse, Johnny Mercer (vcl).

LA, May 21, 1942

15-BB Doll Dance -1 Cap 113

16-A Cow Cow Boogie (EMM-vcl) -1 Cap 102

17-A The Air-Minded Executive (JM-vcl) -2 Cap 103

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(B) FREDDIE SLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA: George Wendt, Don Anderson, Clyde Hurley (tp), Bill Anthens, Ed Kusby (tb), Blake Reynolds (as,cl), Bumps Meyers (ts), Art Smith, Al Taylor (reeds), Freddie Slack (p), T-Bone Walker (g), Fred Whiting (b), Rich Cornell (d), Ella Mae Morse, Johnny Mercer (vcl), Gaye Jones (arr).

LA, July 20, 1942

50-A He's My Guy (EMM-vcl) Cap 113

51-A Mister Five By Five (EMM, JM-vcl) Cap 115

52-A The Thrill Is Gone (EMM-vcl) -

53-A Riffette (GJ-arr) Cap 129

_______________________________________________________________ © T-BONE WALKER: T-Bone Walker (g, vcl), Freddie Slack (p), Fred Whiting (b), Rich Cornell (d). same session as above

54-A I Got A Break Baby (TBW-vcl) Cap 10033

55-A Mean Old World (TBW-vcl) -

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(D) FREDDIE SLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA -1 / JOHNNY MERCER WITH FREDDIE SLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA -2: George Wendt, Mannie Klein, Clyde Hurley (tp), Bill Anthens, Ed Kusby (tb), Al Harding, Joe Krechter, Henry Evans (reeds), Freddie Slack (p), Louis Gonzales (g), Fred Whiting (b), John Cyr (d), Ella Mae Morse, Johnny Mercer, The Mellowaires (vcl), Phil Moore, Paul Weston (arr).

LA, July 31, 1942 (first session)

71-A Old Rob Roy (EMM-vcl) (PM-arr) -1 Cap 133

75-A Get On Board, Little Chillun (EMM, TM-vcl) (PW-arr) -1 -

Personnel same as first session except Bert Harry and Don Anderson (tp) replace Wendt and Bumps Meyers (ts) replaces Evans.

LA, July 31, 1942 (second session)

72-A Waitin' For The Evening Mail (JM-vcl) -2 Cap 137

73-A Wreck Of The Old 97 (JM-vcl) -2 Cap 122

76-A I Lost My Sugar In Salt Lake City (JM-vcl) -2 -

77-A Mr. Anthony's Blues (JM, EMM, FS-vcl) previously unissued

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(E) FREDDIE SLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Charles Grifford, Roger Hansen, Bill Morris (tp), Bob Bowman, Jim Reynolds, Moe Schneider (tb), Barney Bigard (cl, ts), Darrell Rice, George Weidler (as), Ralph Lee (ts), Les Baxter (ts, bari), Freddie Slack (p), Bob Bain (g), Howard Rumsey (b), Dave Coleman (d), Margaret Whiting (vcl), Karl Leaf, Frank Devenport (arr).

LA, November 24, 1943

120-A-2 Small Batch O'Nod (KL-arr) Cap 172

121-A Furlough Fling (FD-arr) Cap 146

122-A Ain't That Just Like A Man (MW-vcl) Cap 160

Note: Capitol 172 used takes 120-A-1 and 120-A-2. The tune is without solos and the performances are virtually identical.

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(F) FREDDIE SLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Charles Grifford, Bill Morris, George Wendt (tp), Gerald Foster, Bill Lawlor, Jim Skyles (tb), Barney Bigard (cl), Clyde Hylton, Neely Plumb (as), Ralph Lee, Les Baxter (ts), Karl Leaf (bari), Freddie Slack (p, arr), T-Bone Walker (g), Phil Stephens (b), Dave Coleman (d), Phil Slack, Frank Devenport (arr).

LA, March 9, 1944

220-2B The Gee Chi Love Song (PS-arr) previously unissued

220-3A The Gee Chi Love Song (PS-arr) Cap 203

221-1A Cuban Sugar Mill (FS-arr) Cap 172

222-2 Sit And Nip (FD-arr) previously unissued

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(G) FREDDIE SLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Walt Newman, Dave Nichols, George Wendt, Frank Wooley (tp), John Harnell, Bill Lawlor, Joe Quartell (tb), Mahlon Clark, Karl Leaf (cl, as), Ralph Lee (ts),Les Baxter (bari), Freddie Slack (p), Bob Bain (g), Irv Edelman (b), Dave Coleman (d), Phil Moore (arr).

LA, May 20, 1944

251-3 Slightly Barbaric previously unissued

253-4A Bashful Baby Blues (PM-arr) Cap 20032

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(H) FREDDIE SLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Ed Avalino, Chuck Genduso, Irv Kuster (tp), Cliff Heather, Ward Silloway (tb), Mike Mattie, Bill Shine (as), Al Epstein, Hank Ross (ts), Danny Bank (bari), Freddie Slack (p), Remo Palmieri (g), Clyde Lombardi (b), Irv Kluger (d), Liza Morrow (vcl).

NYC, January 30, 1945

318-2 Soft Jive previously unissued

319-2A-2 A Kiss Goodnight (LM-vcl) Cap 203

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(I) FREDDIE SLACK'S EIGHT BEATS BY FOUR -1 FREDDIE SLACK WITH RHTYHM ACCOMPANIMENT-2: Freddie Slack (p), Remo Palmieri (g), Clyde Lombardi (b), Irv Kluger (d).

NYC, February 9, 1945

369-2A-1 A Cat's Ninth Life -1 Cap 20031

370-1 Beverly Boogie -2 Cap 10132

371-2A-2 Rib Joint -1 Cap 20029

372-2A-1 Behind The Eight Beat -1 -

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(J) FREDDIE SLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Same as (H).

NYC, February 13, 1945

377-3A-1 Southpaw Serenade (FS-arr) Cap 20030

378-3A-1 Kitten On The Keys (FS-arr) Cap 20032

379-3A-1 Strange Cargo (FS-arr) Cap 20030

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(K) FREDDIE SLACK: Freddie Slack (p), Irv Kluger (d).

same session as above

380-4A-1 Blackout Boogie Cap 20031

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(L) FREDDIE SLACK WITH RHYTHM SECTION AND ELLA MAE MORSE WITH DON RAYE -1 / ELLA MAE MORSE WITH FREDDIE SLACK AND RHYTHM SECTION -2: Freddie Slack (p), George Van Eps (g), Jack "Red" Ryan (b), Nick Fatool (d), Ella Mae Morse, Don Raye (vcl).

LA, February 12, 1946

1006-3 The House Of Blue Lights (EMM, DR-vcl) -1 Cap 251

1007-4 Hey Mr. Postman (EMM-vcl) -2 -

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(M) FREDDIE SLACK AND ELLA MAE MORSE WITH RHYTHM SECTION -1 / ELLA MAE MORSE AND FREDDIE SLACK WITH RHYTHM SECTION -2: Freddie Slack (p), Al Hendrickson (g), Phil Stephens (b), Nick Fatool (d), Ella Mae Morse (vcl).

LA, April 24, 1946

1087-3 Your Conscience Tells You So (EMM-vcl) -1 Cap 278

1088-2 Pig Foot Pete (EMM-vcl) -2 -

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(N) FREDDIE SLACK: Freddie Slack (p), Irv Kluger (d).

LA, March 7, 1946

380-7 Blackout Boogie Cap 20031

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(O) FREDDIE SLACK WITH RHYTHM ACCOMPANIMENT: Freddie Slack (p, harpsichord), Al Hendrickson (g), Phil Stephens (b), Nick Fatool (d), Don Raye (vcl).

same session as above

1022-2 Is I Gotta Practise, Ma? (DR-vcl) Cap 10133

1023-2 On The Road To Mandalin Cap 57-707

Note: Matrix 380-7 was a remake replacing the damaged -4 recorded on February 13, 1945.

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(P) JOHNNY MERCER WITH FREDDIE SLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA -1 / FREDDIE SLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA -2: Ray Linn, Jack Mootz, Ernie Figueroa (tp), Kenny Wygal, Roger Ingram (tb), Jack Ordean, Jimmie Rudge (as), Don Brassfield, Everett McLaughlin (ts), Sam Sachelle (bari), Freddie Slack (p), Al Hendirckson (elec g), Hilmer "Tiny" Timbrell (g), Harry Babason (b), Dave Coleman (d), Johnny Mercer, Don Raye (vcl).

LA, August 16, 1946

1359-2 The H.C. Potter's Ball (JM, DR-vcl) -1 previously unissued

1360- The Necessary Evil Blues (JM-vcl) -1 -

1361-2 Half After -2 -

1362-2 Cocktail Repartee -2 -

1363-2 What Is This Thing Called Rebop? -2 -

Note: The union contract includes a Bob Newman, but it is unclear what he plays. The contract also lists a third trombonist with the name Hardin whose illegible first name may be James or Tom. However aural evidence only suggests two trombones.

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(Q) FREDDIE SLACK: piano solo. LA, May 27, 1947

1946-5 The Brown Danube

Cap 10133

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® FREDDIE SLACK WITH RHYTHM ACCOMPANIMENT: Freddie Slack (p, cel), Tony Rizzi (g), Arnold Fishkind (b), Don Lamond (d).

same session as above

1947-1 Boogie In G Cap 10134

1948-1 Lullaby previously unissued

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(S) FREDDIE SLACK: Freddie Slack (p, cel), Hilmer "Tiny" Timbrell (g-1), Gene Englund (b), Dave Coleman (d).

LA, June 30, 1947

2083-4 Humoresquire -1 previously unissued

2084-1 Celeste Boogie -

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(T) FREDDIE SLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Chuck Peterson, Jim Salco, Jack Trainor, Gerald Wilson (tp), Hoyt Bohannon, Tommy Pederson, Henry Coker (tb), Benny Carter (as, arr), Jewell Grant (as), Bumps Meyers, Vido Musso (ts), Chuck Gentry (bari), Freddie Slack (p), Ulysses Livingstone (g), Harry Babasin (b), Henry Tucker Green (d).

LA, November 25, 1947

2596-4 Boogie Minor (BC-arr) Cap 10134

2597-3 St. Louis Blues (BC-arr) Cap H-323 (LP)

2598-1 Chopstick Boogie (BC-arr) Cap 10132

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(U) FREDDIE SLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Paul Lopez (tp), Jimmy Knepper (tb), Hank Horn (ts), Freddie Slack (p), Darrell Homer (g), Morty Corb (b), Maynard Sloate (d), Charlotte Blackburn (vcl).

LA, December 16, 1947

2859-3 Be-Bop Boogie Cap 15289

2860-2 Two Left Hands (CB-vcl) (omit horns) Cap 15035

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(V) FREDDIE SLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Paul Lopez (tp), Jimmy Knepper (tb), Hank Horn (ts, bari), Freddie Slack (p), Darrell Homer, Vince Terry (g), Morty Corb, Paul Morsey (b), Maynard Sloate (d), Charlotte Blackburn (vcl).

LA, December 24, 1947

3074-2 Strollin' Cap 15035

3075-2 Ooh Ooh Baby (CB-vcl) Cap 15065

3076-2 Steal Away Easy Baby (CB-vcl) Cap 15155

3077-1 Mister Freddie's Boogie (omit guitar) Cap 15289

Note: The union contract lists two guitarist and bassists, but only one can be heard. The contract also lists Ted Lenz without indicating what instrument he plays.

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(W) FREDDIE SLACK'S QUARTET: Neal Hefti (tp), John Haliburton (tb), Hank Horn (bari), Freddie Slack (p), Bob Bain (g), Paul Moresy (b), Maynard Sloate (d), Phil Gordon, Bobby Troup (vcl).

LA, June 14, 1949

4582-1 Whatever Happened To Ol' Jack? (PG, BT-vcl) Cap 57-707

4583-1 Untitled Phil Moore Tune previously unissued

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(X) FREDDIE SLACK: Freddie Slack (p, cel), Hilmer "Tiny" Timbrell (g), Paul Moresy (b), George Jenkins (d) Dave Gilbert (vcl).

LA, May 12, 1952

10093-12 Ukulele Swing (DG-vcl) previously unissued

10094-4 Choppin' The Boogie -

10095-1 untitled original -

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(Y) RAY MCKINLEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Larry Brooks, Dick Cathcart, Jack Steele, Pete Candoli (tp), Bill Corti, Jim Harwood (tb), Brad Gowans (v-tb), Joe Park (tu), Mahlon Clark (cl, as), Herb Tompkins (as), Jerry Feld, Paul Thatcher (ts), Walt Wegner (bari), Lou Stein (p), Dennis Sandoli (g), Gus Van Camp (b), Ray McKinley (d), Imogene Lynn (vcl).

NYC, July 16, 1942

501 Big Boy (IL-vcl) Cap 131

502 Hard Hearted Hannah (RM-vcl) -

503 Cheatin' On Me (IL-vcl) previously unissued

504 Long Island Clarinet unissued, no longer exists

505 Manhattan Serenade (IL-vcl) Cap 117

506 Rock A Bye Bay (IL-vcl) Cap 128

507 That Russian Winter (RM-vcl) -

508 Without A Song Cap 117

Note: The original artist file cards and logs differ in respect to the recording dates for this session. It is possible the first four titles were recorded on July 16th and the last four from the 18th.

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ALBUM INDEX:

78 ALBUMS:

Capitol BD12 (20029-32) Freddie Slack - Boogie Woogie by Freddie Slack

Capitol CE18 (10033) Various Artists - The History of Jazz

Capitol CC83 (10132-34) Freddie Slack - Freddie Slack's Boogie Woogie Vol. 2

10" LP

Capitol H323 Various Artists - Piano Stylists

Produced for release by Scott Wenzel Tape transfers: Odea Murphy

Disc transfers: Jay Ranellucci Mastered in 24-bit by Malcolm Addey

Special thanks to Russ Wapensky, Dave Weiner, Gerald Wilson, Danny Banks, Al Hendrickson, Bob Bain, Irv Kluger, Ralph Lee, Jr. and Al Epstein.

Masters appear courtesy of Capitol Records, Inc.

This compilation (p) 2005 EMI Music Special Markets. Manufactured by EMI Music Special Markets, 1750 Vine Street, Hollywood, California 90028. All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws. Printed in the U.S.A. й 2005 Mosaic Records, L.L.C. All rights reserved.

Clunky · September 10, 2009

and finally

THE COMPLETE ROULETTE DINAH WASHINGTON SESSIONS

DISC ONE

1. Drinking Again (first version) (A) 3:23

(D. Tauber-J. Mercer)

2. Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby (A) 3:22

(B. Austin-L. Jordan)

3. Destination Moon (A) 2:33

(R. Alfred-M. Fisher)

4. Take Your Shoes Off Baby (A) 2:41

(Gene Austin)

5. Where Are You (first version) (A) 3:33

(H. Adamson-J. McHugh)

6. Make Believe Dreams (B) 3:03

(L. Tableporter Mitchell-W. McWain)

7. Something's Gotta Give (B) 2:32

(Johnny Mercer)

8. Coquette (B) 2:56

(Kahn-Lombardo-Green)

9. You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You (first version) (B) 2:11

(Morgan-Stock-Cavanaugh)

10. Red Sails In The Sunset (B) 2:32

(J. Kennedy-H. Williams)

11. A Handful Of Stars (B) 3:23

(J. Lawrence-T. Shapiro)

12. Miss You (B) 3:36

(Tobias-Tobias-Tobias)

13. I'll Never Stop Loving You (B) 2:14

(S, Cahn-N. Brodszky)

14. Me And My Gin (B) 3:32

(J. C. Johnson)

(Morgan-Stock-Cavanaugh)

(D. Tauber-J. Mercer)

(H. Adamson-J. McHugh)

18. Medley (D) 21:14

a. Ill Wind

(H. Arlen-T. Koehler)

b. For All We Know

(J.F. Coots-S. Lewis)

c. I Could Have Told You So

(C. Sigman-J. Van Heusen)

d. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes

(J. Kern-O. Harbach)

e. Goodbye

(Gordon Jenkins)

f. Make The Man Love Me

(D. Fields-A. Schwartz)

g. Blue Gardenia

(L. Lee-B. Russell)

h. I Concentrate On You

(Cole Porter)

DISC TWO

1. I'll Be Around (E) 2:54

(Alec Wilder)

2. For All We Know (E) 3:13

(S. Lewis-F. Coots)

3. Just Friends (E) 3:15

(S. Lewis-F. Coots)

4. I'm Gonna Laugh You Out Of My Life (E) 2:50

(J. McCarthy-C. Coleman)

5. Lover Man (E) 2:59

(Davis-Sherman-Ramirez)

6. Say It Isn't So (E) 3:08

(Irving Berlin)

7. That Old Feeling (F) 2:18

(L. Brown-S. Fain)

8. Love, I Found You Gone (F) 2:15

(Bailey-Levy-Washington)

9. On The Street Of Regret (F) 2:13

(J. Klenner-P. Wendling)

10. The Man That Got Away (F) 3:31

(H. Arlen-I. Gershwin)

11. Baby, Won't You Please Come Home (F) 2:06

(C. Warfield-C. Williams)

12. I Don't Know You Anymore (F) 2:46

(P. Udell-G. Geld)

13. Someone Else Is Taking My Place (G) 2:24

(Howard-Ellsworth-Morgan)

14. He's Gone Again (G) 2:44

(Lewis-Hampton-Hamner)

15. I Didn't Know About You (G) 3:05

(D. Ellington-B. Russell)

16. There I Go (G) 3:04

(I. Weiser-H. Zaret)

17. You're A Sweetheart (G) 2:26

(J. McHugh-H. Adamson)

18. I'll Close My Eyes (G) 2:49

(B. Kaye-W. Reid)

DISC THREE

1. Do Nothing ‘Til You Hear From Me (H) 2:16

(D. Ellington-B. Russell)

2. My Devotion (H) 2:37

(R. Hillman-J. Napton)

3. If It's The Last Thing I Do (H) 3:34

(S. Cahn-S. Chaplin)

4. Our Love (H) 2:46

(Clinton-Bernier-Emmerich)

5. It's A Mean Old Man's World (H) 3:11

(Kirkland-Woods-Washington)

6. Was It Like That? (H) 2:37

(Ashby-Neal-Woode)

7. Fly Me To The Moon (I) 2:27

(Bart Howard)

8. I Wouldn't Know What To Do (I) 2:23

(Rose Marie McCoy)

9. No Hard Feelings (I) 2:33

(R. Roberts-K. Jacobson)

10. Me And The One I Love (I) 2:57

(Hugo-Luigi-Weiss)

11. There Must Be A Way (J) 4:05

(S. Gallop-D. Saxon)

12. Take Me In Your Arms (J) 2:16

(Parish-Markus-Rotter)

13. What's New (J) 3:41

(B. Haggart-J. Burke)

14. Love Is The Sweetest Thing (J) 2:45

(Ray Noble)

15. These Foolish Things (K) 3:28

(Strachey-Link-Marvell)

16. That's My Desire (K) 2:51

(C. Lovejoy-H. Kresa)

17. The More I See You (K) 2:33

(H. Warren-M. Gordon)

18. I Used To Love You (But It’s All Over Now) (K) 3:20

(A. Von Tilzer-L. Brown)

DISC FOUR

1. Just One More Chance (L) 2:31

(S. Coslow-A. Johnston)

2. Blue Gardenia (L) 2:45

(L. Lee-B. Russell)

3. He's My Guy (L) 3:27

(G. DePaul-D. Raye)

4. I Ran Out Of Reasons (L) 3:43

(B. Bowen-D. Washington)

5. No One Man (M) 2:05

(unknown)

6. Let Me Be The First To Know (M) 2:39

(Kirkland-Woods-Washington)

7. If I Never Get To Heaven (first version) (M) 3:52

(D. Washington-J. Hill)

8. Nobody Knows The Way I Feel This Morning (N) 8:39

(T. Delaney-P. Delaney)

9. Don't Say Nothing At All (N) 2:34

(D. Washington-J. Hill)

10. You've Been A Good Old Wagon (N) 3:49

(John Henry)

11. Me And My Gin (N) 4:15

(J. C. Johnson)

12. How Long, How Long Blues (N) 4:58

(Leroy Carr)

13. Don't Come Runnin' Back To Me (O) 2:23

(Washington-Johnson-Woods)

14. Duck Before You Drown (O) 2:11

(N. Mapp-D. Washington)

15. The Blues Ain't Nothin' But A Woman Cryin’ For Her Man (O) 3:46

(J. Mayo Williams)

16. Key To The Highway (O) 2:39

(B. Broonzy-C. Segar)

17. Romance In The Dark (P) 2:11

(Lil Green)

18. If I Never Get To Heaven (P) 3:44

(D. Washington-J. Hill)

19. Soulville (Q) 2:20

(Turner-Washington-Glover-Levy)

DISC FIVE

1. The Show Must Go On ® 2:46

(R. Alfred-A. Frisch)

2. Why Was I Born ® 2:39

(J. Kern-O. Hammerstein)

3. I Wanna Be Around ® 3:37

(J. Mercer-S. Vimmerstedt)

4. I Left My Heart In San Francisco ® 2:08

(D. Cross-G. Cory)

5. What Kind Of Fool Am I ® 2:05

(L. Bricusse-A. Newley)

6. Make Someone Happy ® 3:11

(Comden-Green-Styne)

7. Rags To Riches ® 2:45

(R. Adler-J. Ross)

8. I'm Glad For Your Sake ® 2:50

(J. Lawrence-P. Tinterin)

9. Bill ® 2:57

(Wodehouse-Hammerstein-Kern)

10. Drown In My Own Tears ® 2:35

(Henry Glover)

11. That Sunday (That Summer) (S) 3:33

(G.D. Weiss-J. Sherman)

12. A Stranger On Earth (S) 3:10

(S. Feller-R. Ward)

13. The Good Life (S) 2:32

(S. Distel-J. Reardon)

14. Funny Thing (S) 2:36

(J. Van Heusen-C. Sigman)

15. To Forget About You (S) 2:25

(Steward-Glover-Levy-Hooke)

16. Icy Stone (S) 2:33

(H. Glover-M. Levy)

17. Stars Over My Shoulder (T) 2:43

(Dawson Taylor)

18. Call Me Irresponsible (T) 2:16

(S. Cahn-J. Van Heusen)

19. Lingering (T) 2:10

(D. Washington-S. Adams)

20. Lord, You Made Us Human (T) 2:58

(Washington-Mayer-Welsh)

21. They Said You’d Come Back Running (T) 2:19

(D. Taylor-D. Washington)

DISCOGRAPHY

This discography includes only the initial Roulette LP issues and the first CD releases of this material.

(A) Trumpets, trombones, saxes, Earl Edwards (tenor sax), Jack Wilson (piano), Jimmy Sigler (organ), probably George Duvivier (bass), Jimmy Thomas (drums), vocal group. Arranged by Fred Norman

Bell Sound, NYC, March 1962

16682 Drinking Again previously unissued

16683 Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby SR 25170, CD 5-81831-2

16684 Destination Moon SR 25170, CD 5-81831-2

16685 Take Your Shoes Off Baby SR 25170, SR 25260, SR 52108, CD 5-81831-2

16686 Where Are You –1,2 previously unissued

-1 arranged by Jimmy Sigler, orchestrated by Fred Norman

-2 background vocals by The New Allegros (Jimmy Sigler, Jimmy Thomas and Earl Edwards). The solo male voice is Jimmy Thomas

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(B) Trumpets, trombones, saxes, Earl Edwards (tenor sax), Jack Wilson (piano), Jimmy Sigler (organ), Everett Barksdale (guitar), probably George Duvivier (bass), Jimmy Thomas (drums), vocal group. Arranged by Fred Norman

Bell Sound, NYC, March 15, 1962

16687-6 Make Believe Dreams SR 25244, CD 5-81831-2

16688-4 Something's Gotta Give SR 25244, CD 5-81831-2

16689 Coquette SR 25170, SR 25260, CD 5-81831-2

16690 You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You previously unissued

16691 Red Sails In The Sunset SR 25170, CD 5-81831-2

16692 A Handful Of Stars SR 25170, SR 25260, SR 25269, CD 5-81831-2

16693 Miss You SR 25170, CD 5-81831-2

16694-4 I'll Never Stop Loving You SR 25269, CD 5-81831-2

16695-2 Me And My Gin -1 SR 25253, SR 25269, CD 5-81831-2

-1 arranged by Jimmy Sigler, orchestrated by Fred Norman

-2 background vocals by The New Allegros (Jimmy Sigler, Jimmy Thomas and Earl Edwards).

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Bell Sound, NYC, March 18, 1962

16696-4 You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You SR 25170, CD 5-1831-2

16697-4 Drinking Again SR 25170, SR 25183, CD 5-81831-2

16698 No Hard Feelings no vocal, rejected

16699-2 Where Are You –1,2 SR 25170, SR 52108, CD 5-81831-2

-1 arranged by Jimmy Sigler, orchestrated by Fred Norman

-2 background vocals by The New Allegros (Jimmy Sigler, Jimmy Thomas and Earl Edwards).

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(D) probably Frank Wess (flute), Jack Wilson (piano).

Bell Sound, NYC, March 1962

Medley previously unissued

Ill Wind

For All We Know

I Could Have Told You So

Smoke Gets In Your Eyes

Goodbye

Make The Man Love Me

Blue Gardenia

I Concentrate On You (incomplete)

Note: This informal run through took place at the end of one of the first three Roulette sessions.

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(E) Woodwinds including Selden Powell, guitar, celeste, George Duvivier (bass), drums, percussion, strings. Arranged by Don Costa

Bell Sound, NYC, May 8, 1962

16728-6 I'll Be Around SR 25183, CD 7-93270-2

16729-3 For All We Know SR 25183, CD 7-93270-2

16730 Just Friends SR 25183, CD 7-93270-2

16731 I'm Gonna Laugh You Out Of My Life SR 25183, CD 7-93270-2

16732 Lover Man SR 25183, SR 25260, CD 7-93270-2

16733-8 Say It Isn't So SR 25183, CD 7-93270-2

_____________________________

(F) Trumpets, trombones, woodwinds including Seldon Powell, guitar, celeste/piano, George Duvivier (bass), drums, percussion, strings, harp.

Arranged by Don Costa

Bell Sound, NYC, May 9, 1962

16734-2 That Old Feeling SR 25269, CD 7-97273-2

16735-10 Lament (Love, I Found You Gone) SR 25183, CD 7-93270-2

16736-2 On The Street Of Regret SR 25183, CD 7-93270-2

16737 The Man That Got Away SR 25183, SR 25253, CD 7-93270-2

16738-3 Baby, Won't You Please Come Home SR 25183, CD 7-93270-2

16739-2 I Don't Know You Anymore SR 25183, CD 7-93270-2

_____________________________

(G) Saxes/woodwinds, guitar, vibes/percussion, celeste/piano, bass, probably Osie Johnson (drums), strings. Arranged by Don Costa

Bell Sound, NYC, July 3, 1962

16819-2 Someone Else Is Taking My Place SR 25269, CD 7-97273-2

16820-3 He's Gone Again SR 25269, CD 7-97273-2

16821-5 I Didn't Know About You SR 25180, CD 7-97273-2

16822-8 There I Go previously unissued

16823-2 You're A Sweetheart SR 25180, CD 7-97273-2

16824-3 I'll Close My Eyes SR 25180, CD 7-97273-2

_____________________________

(H) Trumpets, trombones, saxes/woodwinds, Everett Barksdale (guitar), celeste/piano, bass, probably Osie Johnson (drums), strings, harp. Arranged by Don Costa

Bell Sound, NYC, July 5, 1962

16843-3 Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me SR 25180, SR 25260, CD 7-97273-2

16844-2 My Devotion SR 25180, CD 7-97273-2

16845-3 If It's The Last Thing I Do SR 25180, CD 7-97273-2

16846-2 Our Love SR 25180, CD 7-97273-2

16847-3 It's A Mean Old Man's World SR 25189, SR 25253, CD 8-54334-2

16848-8 Was It Like That? SR 25180, CD 7-97273-2

__________________________________

(I) Vibes, guitar, probably Patti Bown (piano), bass, Osie Johnson (drums), strings, vocal chorus. Arranged by Don Costa.

Bell Sound, NYC, July 7, 1962

16859-10 Fly Me To The Moon SR 25180, SR 25260, CD 7-97273-2

16860-2 I Wouldn't Know What To Do 45-4444

16861-3 No Hard Feelings SR 25189, CD 8-54334-2

16862-1 Me And The One I Love SR 25180, CD 7-97273-2

____________________

(J) Trombones, saxes/woodwinds, vibes/percussion, Kenny Burrell (guitar), piano, bass, drums, strings. Arranged by Don Costa.

Bell Sound, NYC, August 22, 1962

16965 There Must Be A Way SR 25220, CD 7-94576-2

16966 Take Me In Your Arms SR 25220, CD 7-94576-2

16967-3 What's New SR 25269, CD 7-97273-2

16968-4 Love Is The Sweetest Thing SR 25180, CD 7-97273-2

________________________

(K) Trombones, saxes/woodwinds, vibes/percussion, Earl Edwards (tenor sax), guitar, piano, Jimmy Sigler (organ), bass, Jimmy Thomas (drums), strings. Arranged by Don Costa.

Bell Sound, NYC, August 24, 1962

16970 These Foolish Things SR 25269, CD 7-97273-2

16972-4 That's My Desire SR 25180, CD 7-97273-2

17001-7 The More I See You -1 previously unissued

17002-3 I Used To Love You SR 25269, CD 7-97273-2

-1 add Chuck Barksdale (vocal)

______________________

(L) Trumpets, trombones, saxes, guitar, piano, bass, drums. Arranged by Fred Norman

Bell Sound, NYC, September 10, 1962

17003-5 Just One More Chance SR 25269

-2 Blue Gardenia previously unissued

17004-1 He's My Guy SR 25269

17005-3 I Ran Out Of Reasons SR 25244

_________________________

(M) Trumpets, trombones, saxes including Illinois Jacquet (tenor sax), Billy Butler (guitar), piano, bass, drums. Arranged by Fred Norman.

Bell Sound, NYC, November 16, 1962

17128-5 No One Man CD 8-54334-2

17129-8 Let Me Be The First To Know SR 25189, CD 8-54334-2

17130-9 If I Never Get To Heaven (first version) previously unissued

____________________________

(N) Trumpets, trombones, saxes including Eddie Chamblee (tenor sax), Billy Butler (guitar), piano, bass, drums. Arranged by Fred Norman.

Bell Sound, NYC, November 27, 1962

17159-4 Nobody Knows The Way I Feel SR 25189, SR 25253, SR 25260, CD 8-54334-2

17160-4 Don't Say Nothing At All SR 25269, CD 8-54334-2

17167-3 You've Been A Good Old Wagon -1 SR 25189, CD 8-54334-2

17168-3 Me And My Gin -1 CD 8-54334-2

17169-6 How Long, How Long Blues SR 25189, CD 8-54334-2

17170 Key To The Highway rejected

-1 arranged by Jimmy Sigler, orchestrated by Fred Norman

____________________________

(O) Trumpets, trombones, saxes including Eddie Chamblee (tenor sax), Billy Butler (guitar), piano, bass, drums, harp. Arranged by Fred Norman.

Bell Sound, NYC, November 28, 1962

17163-4 Don't Come Runnin' Back To Me SR 25189, CD 8-54334-2

17164-2 Duck Before You Drown SR 25189, CD 8-54334-2

17165-5 The Blues Ain't Nothin' But A Woman...SR 25189, SR 25253, SR25260, CD 8-54334-2

17166 Romance In The Dark rejected

17170-5 Key To The Highway (remake) SR 25189, CD 8-54334-2

__________________________

(P) Trumpets, trombones, saxes including Eddie Chamblee (tenor sax), Billy Butler (guitar), piano, bass, drums, harp. Arranged by Fred Norman.

Bell Sound, NYC, November 29, 1962

17166-5 Romance In The Dark (remake) SR 25189, CD 8-54334-2

17130-2 If I Never Get To Heaven (remake) SR 25189, CD 8-54334-2

___________________________

(Q) Trumpets, trombones, Earl Edwards (tenor sax), piano, Jimmy Sigler (organ), guitar, bass, Jimmy Thomas (drums). Arranged by Fred Norman

Capitol Studios, NYC, April 1, 1963

17307-6 Soulville -1 SR 25253

-1 background vocals by Dee’s Gents (Chuck Barksdale, Johnny Carter, Cornell Gunter & Richard Williams)

note: the remainder of this session was by Dee’s Gents and The New Allegros without Dinah.

________________________

® Trumpets, trombones including Billy Byers (solos), saxes/woodwinds, Earl Edwards (tenor sax), Patti Bown (piano), Jimmy Sigler (organ), bass, Jimmy Thomas (drums), Boris Zlatich (lead) Sidney Harth, Theresa Harth, Fred Spector (violin), Phil Kauffman (viola), Sam Sciacchitano (cello), Edward Druzinsky (harp). Arranged by Fred Norman.

Universal Recording, Chicago, May 1963

17500 The Show Must Go On SR 25220, SR 25260, CD 7-94576-2

17501 Why Was I Born SR 25220, CD 7-94576-2

17502 I Wanna Be Around SR 25220, CD 7-94576-2

17503 I Left My Heart In San Francisco -1 SR 25220, SR 25260, CD 7-94576-2

17504 What Kind Of Fool Am I -1 SR 25220, CD 7-94576-2

17505 Make Someone Happy SR 25220, CD 7-94576-2

17506 Rags To Riches SR 25220, CD 7-94576-2

17507 I'm Glad For Your Sake SR 25220, CD 7-94576-2

17508 Bill SR 25220, CD 7-94576-2

17509 Drown In My Own Tears -1 SR 25220, SR 25253, CD 7-94576-2

-1 background vocals by The New Allegros (Jimmy Sigler, Jimmy Thomas & Earl Edwards) and Dee’s Gents (Chuck Barksdale, Johnny Carter, Cornell Gunter & Richard Williams) arranged by Howard Biggs

_______________________

(S) French horns, woodwinds, vibes, Billy Butler (guitar), Patti Bown (piano), Milt Hinton (bass), drums, strings, vocal chorus. Arranged by Marty Manning.

Bell Sound, NYC, October 15, 1963 (first session)

17822-6 That Sunday (That Summer) SR 25244

17823-5 A Stranger On Earth SR 25253

17824-3 The Good Life SR 25244

17825 Funny Thing SR 25244

17826 To Forget About You SR 25269

17827 Icy Stone SR 25244, SR 25260

_______________________

(T) Trumpets including Ernie Royal, trombones, saxes including Cecil Payne (bari), Billy Butler (guitar), Patti Bown (piano), Milt Hinton (bass), drums. Arranged by Fred Norman and Marty Manning.

Bell Sound, NYC, October 15, 1963 (second session)

17828-6 Stars Over My Shoulder SR 25244

17829-7 Call Me Irresponsible SR 25244

17830-1 Lingering SR 25244

17699-2 Lord, You Made Us Human SR 25244

17700-4 They Said You'd Come Back Running SR 25244

note: Both Marty Manning and Fred Norman contributed arrangements to the October 15 sessions. Manning arranged “A Stranger On Earth”. Based on style and instrumentation, most likely, Manning arranged the first session and Norman the second, although Manning may have done some of the second session.

ALBUM INDEX

Roulette LPs

SR 25170 Dinah '62

SR 25180 In Love

SR 25183 Drinking Again

SR 25189 Back to the Blues

SR 25220 Dinah ‘63

SR 25244 In Tribute

SR 25253 A Stranger on Earth

SR 25260 The World of Dinah Washington

SR 25269 Dinah Washington

SR 52108 We Three (with tracks by Sarah Vaughan & Joe Williams)

CDs

5-81831-2 Dinah '62 (with bonus tracks)

7-97273-2 In Love (with bonus tracks)

7-93270-2 Drinking Again

8-54334-2 Back to the Blues (with bonus tracks)

7-94576-2 Dinah ‘63

Original sessions produced by Henry Glover

Original recording engineer: Bob Arnold (Q), possibly Doug Smith ® and Eddie Smith (all others)

Remixed from the original three-track (A, B, J, Q, R) and four-track (all others) masters and mastered using 24-bit analog-to-digital resolution by

Malcolm Addey at the Malcolm Addey Studio, New York City

Session D was transferred from a mono tape.

Special thanks to Ian Pickavance, Jimmy Sigler, Chuck Stewart and the Institute Of Jazz Studies.

Masters appear courtesy of EMI Records, Ltd., under license from EMI-Capitol Music Special Markets.

This compilation (p)2004 EMI-Capitol Music Special Markets. Product of EMI-Capitol Music Special Markets, 1750 Vine Street, Hollywood, CA 90028. All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws. Printed in the U.S.A. 7243-5-71337-2-2

Phone: 203-327-7111/Fax 203-323-3526/ Web site: www.mosaicrecords.com.

king ubu · September 10, 2009

much appreciated! :tup

Clunky · September 10, 2009

much appreciated!

no problem, all found from cached pages via Google

king ubu · September 10, 2009

much appreciated!

no problem, all found from cached pages via Google

I just keep forgetting about that option... even more so on days when I'm pissed :rolleyes:

mellowT · September 10, 2009

This works just as well, and takes less space.

http://web.archive.org/web/20060805160412/...ents.asp?dept=5

Clunky · September 11, 2009

Added

Dexter Gordon Select

DISC ONE

1. It’s You Or No One (B) 10:26

(J. Styne-S. Cahn)

2. Sophisticated Lady (E) 12:32

(Ellington-Parish-Mills)

3. Antabus (A) 7:41

(Dexter Gordon)

4. Easy Living (F) 17:19

(L. Robin-R. Rainger)

5. Backstairs/LTD (F) 14:30

(Dexter Gordon)

DISC TWO

1. The Panther (E) 17:09

(Dexter Gordon)

2. Tangerine (B) 13:10

(V. Schwertzinger-J. Mercer)

3. More Than You Know (G) 11:11

(Youmans-Rose-Eliscu)

4. Gingerbread Boy (D) 12:07

(Jimmy Heath)

5. Come Rain Or Come Shine (B) 19:30

(H. Arlen-J. Mercer)

DISC THREE

1. You’ve Changed (F) 18:32

(B. Carey-C. Fischer)

(Green-Heyman-Sour-Eyton)

3. I Told You So (D) 13:42

(George Cables)

4. As Time Goes By (F) 15:23

(Herman Hupfield)

Dexter Gordon, tenor saxophone; George Cables, piano; Rufus Reid, bass; Eddie Gladden, drums.

Recorded live at the Keystone Korner, San Francisco

Recorded on May 13 (A), May 16 (B), September 16 ©, September 17 (D), 1978 and March 23 (E), March 24 (F), March 27 (G), 1979

Produced by Todd Barkan

Original recordings by Rich McKean and Mark Romero

Sound restoration and transfer: Malcolm Addey

Mastering by Kurt Lundvall

Disc One (#1-4) and Disc Two (#2,3 & 5) were originally issued as the double LP Nights At The Keystone (Blue Note BABB 85112)

All material also issued on Blue Note CD B2-94848 (disc one), B2-94849 (disc two) and B2-94850 (disc three) as Nights At The Keystone, volumes one through three.

Note: All of this material was recorded off the sound system at the club at 7 ½ IPS rather than with professional remote recording equipment at 15 IPS. The quality of the music far outweighs the imperfections in the recording process.

mellowT · September 12, 2009

Looks like the link I posted only works for some of the discographies. Some of the pages switch themes and then error out.

Here's a better one from Dec 2006:

http://web.archive.org/web/20061224212422/...aicrecords.com/

By the way, you can inspect all archived versions at this address.

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