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Bob Crosby: The Jubilee Shows No. 68 + 70

This CD consists of two "Jubilee" broadcasts from 1944 recorded by the Armed Forces Radio Service to entertain the U.S. military overseas in W.W.II. These Jubilee broadcasts feature the top instrumental and vocal acts in the U.S. in the 1940's, in this case Andy Kirk's prominent big band, the Clouds of Joy, pop singers Bob Crosby and June Richmond, the vocal group Delta Rhythm Boys, and the dixieland band the Bob Cats. The jubilee shows also present crowd-pleasing entertainer Scat Man Crothers and a couple of comedy/novelty acts, as well as an unidentified guitarist who is thought to be jazz-star Les Paul.

Dave Swarbrick: Lift The Lid And Listen

The music is comprised of traditional folk tunes, plus one Swarbrick original. Dave Swarbrick originally played with the well-known Ian Campbell Folk Group, and was a member of the famous folk-rock group Fairport Convention at the time of this recording. Dave Swarbrick’s rowdy style and fine, jazz-tinged violin playing are a joy to hear. The style of the music is passionate and earthy. Dave Swarbrick is an outstanding example of the British folk revival of the 70’s, and one of the first to leave England for the European continent, where he wound up settling in Denmark.

Louis Armstrong In Scandinavia

Over the course of his long and illustrious career Louis Armstrong visited Scandinavia on no less than nine occasions to both tour and record. Amongst the wealth of fabulous recordings he produced on these visits are six tracks that are said to be the world's first live jazz recordings, recorded in Denmark and Sweden during the 1930s. These and many other recordings, some previously unreleased, have been meticulously restored for this 4-CD Armstrong collectors' set.Each CD has over 70 minutes of music and is accompanied by a booklet including many unique photographs and comprehensive liner notes from the renowned Armstrong authority, Gosta Hagglof.

Hank Jones: With Mads Vinding And Al Foster

Hank Jones died in May 2010, 91 years old. He was the oldest of the talented Jones Brothers, Elvin Jones and Thad Jones. This CD is a reissue recorded March 19, 1991 in Denmark.Hank Jones visited Denmark a number of times with a trio, solo or as part of J.A.T.P. and with Ella Fitzgerald. On this CD Hank Jones plays with Danish bassplayer Mads Vinding and drummer Al Foster. The recording was part of the Danish Jazz price: THE JAZZPAR AWARDS.1.Pent Up House (Sonny Rollins) 5:09 2.When WillI Know You? (Keith Williams) 6:57 3.Bloomdido (Charlie Parker) 5:11 4.Midnight Sun (Lionel Hampton, Sonny Burke) 6:45 5.Monk?s Mood (Thelonious Monk) 6:09 6.Quintessence (Quincy Jones) 7:19 7.Bemsha Swing (Thelenious Monk,Denzil Best) 5:18 8.Up Jumped Spring (Freddie Hubbard) 6:33 9.Bag?s Groove (Milt Jackson) 5:12 10.Four (Miles Davis) 5:50 Total time: 61:02

Grover Mitchell Big Band

This first-time CD release is comprises two LPs recorded between 1978 and 1980. Grover Mitchell was first trombonist in the Count Basie Orchestra from 1962-70 and 1980-84, and he has led the Basie Orchestra since 1995. The musical style on the CD is Basie-style swing big band music with a strong blues influence. Grover Mitchell wrote all but four of the 17 numbers on the CD, and arranged all the tunes. Along with the brilliant writing and arranging by Grover Mitchell, Mitchell's big band includes major Basie musicians (trumpeter Al Aarons and trombonist Henry Coker) plus trombonist Britt Woodman from Duke Ellington's orchestra. Also featured are major West Coast musicians Buddy Collette (flute, alto and tenor) and Red Callender (bass). Grover Mitchell's big band is not unsurprisingly reminiscent of the Count Basie Orchestra, with the same tight-but-loose swinging style, a tasty blues influence and top musicianship.

Louis Armstrong: Live At The Hollywood Empire 1949

This CD has been compiled from a series of live broadcasts from the Hollywood Empire Room in Los Angeles in the Spring of 1949. In the course of 18 tunes and over 70 minutes, Louis Armstrong and his All Stars (a seven-man band, including vocalist Velma Middleton) perform an inspired repertoire including trad jazz, Armstrong classics, swing, boogie woogie, popular music and show tunes. Louis Armstrong And His All Stars were on the road constantly in the years 1947 through 1951, crossing the U.S. ten times and travelling to Europe twice. Therefore, the All Star band truly comprised of star musicians was in great form and extremely popular when they rolled into Hollywood in March, 1949. In spite of playing night after night across the country, Louis and the band loved to please the audience every night. As is amply proven here, the Hollywood Empire Room concerts were no exception. While some of this material has been available before in various degrees of sound quality, this is the first time it has been gathered together in one package, and from the very best quality sound sources that exist.

June Christy And The Johnny Guarnieri Quintet 1949

The 29 tunes on this CD (70 min. playing time) were recorded in Hollywood in 1949. The musical repertoire is mostly popular tunes of the 40?s ? compositions by Irving Berlin, Rogers & Hart, the Gershwins, Count Basie and Kurt Weill, among others, plus three originals by Guarnieri. The musical style is mainstream swing jazz. June Christy had been vocalist with the Stan Kenton Orchestra (and would be again in the 50?s), when these recordings were made. Guarnieri first came to prominence with Artie Shaw in 1940, and had also played with Tommy Dorsey, Lester Young, Ben Webster and Louis Armstrong ? among many others ? in the 40?s, previous to making these recordings. June Christy was one of the greatest singers in swing jazz; she won the Downbeat poll four times in the late 40?s for best female vocalist with a big band. Her main influences being Sarah Vaughan, Dinah Washington and Anita O?Day (her predecessor in the Stan Kenton Orchestra), June Christy had a breathy, husky voice, which is used to wonderful effect on this CD. Johnny Guarnieri?s musical influence comes from Art Tatum and Willie ?The Lion? Smith, and helped make him a master of the ?stride? style of piano-playing.

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