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Jazz Discog Raphy Six Th Edition U Pdated 11/2012 C.W.U . MU SIC LIBRARY JAZZ DISCOG RAPHY SIX TH EDITION U PDATED 11/2012 [Listeners should also consult the G ENERAL COLLECTIONS, BLU ES COLLECTION, and the BIG BAND COLLECTION, sections of the JAZZ DISCOG RAPHY] JAZZ: INDIVIDU AL ARTISTS OR G ROU PS D) INDIVIDU AL ARTISTS OR G ROU PS: ABERCROMBIE, JOHN RD-3410 TIMELESS Lungs, Love song, Ralph's piano waltz, Red and orange, Rem em bering, Tim eless. JAN HAMMER/organ,synthesizer, piano; JOHN ABERCROMBIE/guitar; JACK DeJOHNETTE/drum s. RD-7859 CHARACTERS Parable, Mem oir, Telegram , Backward glance, G host dance, Param our, After thoughts, Evensong. JOHN ABERCROMBIE/acoustic and electric guitars,electric m andolin. RD-7860 G ATEWAY 2 Opening, Rem iniscence, Sing song, Nexus, Blue. JOHN ABERCROMBIE/acoustic and electric guitars,electric m andolin; DAVE HOLLAND/bass; JACK DeJOHNETTE/Drum s and piano. AD D ERLEY , JU LIAN "CANNONBALL" RD-4660 THE BEST OF CANNONBALL ADDERLEY Jive sam ba, Work song, Mercy m ercy m ercy, Them dirty blues, Why? (Am I treated so bad), Dat dere. NAT ADDERLEY/cornet; YU SEF LATEEF/flute; CANNONBALL ADDERLEY/alto sax; JOE ZAWINU L/piano; SAM JONES/bass; LOU IS HAYES/drum s; others. CD-544 SOMETHIN' ELSE Autum n leaves, Love for sale, Som ethin' else, One for Daddy-o, Dancing in the dark, Alison's uncle. MILES DAVIS/trum pet; CANNONBALL ADDERLEY/alto sax; HANK JONES/piano;SAM JONES/bass; ART BLAKEY/drum s. see also DAVIS, MILES: CD-622 KIND OF BLU E AFT ER Y OU 'V E G ONE CD-545 AFTER YOU 'VE G ONE After you've gone, Mitch's lam ent, Hom e grown, Mood indigo, Detour ahead, Fatty McSlatty, Flintstones II. HARRY "SWEETS" EDISON/trum pet; PLAS JOHNSON/tenor sax; G EORG E DU KE/PIANO; HERB ELLIS/guitar; RAY BROWN/bass; JAKE HANNA/drum s. AIRMEN OF NOT E CD-2980 AIRMEN OF NOTE: TIEMPO LATINO! Out of this world, Bluesette, Los dos Lorettas, The G oom bay Sm ash, Lately, I Bet You Thought I'd Never Find You, Annette's for Sure, Corcovado, African Skies, Black Nile, Caso perdido. AIRMEN OF NOTE, directed by JOE ECKERT. AIRT O (MOREIRA) AKIY OSHI, T OSHIKO CD-2211 TOSHIKO AKIYOSHI-LEW TABACKIN BIG BAND Studio J, Am erican Ballad; Q uadrille, Anyone?; Children in the Tem ple G round, The First Night, Kogun, Since Perry/Yet Another Tear, Road Tim e Shuffle. TOSHIKO AKIYOSHI-LEW TABACKIN BIG BAND. CD-2210 REMEMBERING BU D, CLEOPATRA’S DREAM Cleopatra’s Dream , Rem em bering Bud, U n Poco Loco, Oblivion, Celia, I’ll Keep Loving You, Parisian Thoroughfare, Budo, Tem pus Fkugit, Dance of the Infidels TOSHIKO AKIYOSHI/piano, G EORG E MRAZ/bass, RAY DRU MMOND/bass, LEWIS NASH/drum s, AL HAREWOOD/drum s. ALL BLU ES CD-3975. G RP All-Star Big Band. G eorge Bohanon; Michael Brecker; Randy Brecker; Chick Corea; Russell Ferrante; Chuck Findley; Dave G rusin; B.B. King; Ram sey Lewis; Eric Marienthal; Bob Mintzer; John Patitucci; Nelson Rangell; Arturo Sandoval; Tom Scott; Ernie Watts; Dave Weckl. Cookin' at the Continental, Storm y Monday blues, All blues, Birks works, G oodbye pork pie hat, Señor blues, Blue m iles, Mysterioso/Ba- lue Bolivar ba-lues-are, Som e other blues, Aunt Hagar's blues. 1996. ALLEN, ST EV E RD-5347 STEVE ALLEN AT THE PIANO Where or when, My candlelight, G one with the wind, The Victory March, The song is you, Im agination, Stars fell on Alabam a, Fools rush in. STEVE ALLEN/piano; MU NDELL LOWE/guitar; FRANK CARROLL/bass; ED SHAU G HNESSY/drum s. ALLISON, MOSE ALLY SON, KARRIN CD-2998 ALLYSON, KARRIN: I DIDN’T KNOW ABOU T YOU Nature boy, I didn't know what tim e it was, Chopin prelude op. 28, no. 4/ Insensatez (How insensitive), (Pack your) suitcase blues, I did not know about you, Line for Lyons, Jesse, What a little m oonlight can do, I don't stand a ghost of a chance with you, 'S wonderful, Save that tim e, G uilty, It Might as well be Spring. KARRIN ALLYSON AND OTHERS. ALT SHU L, BARRY RD-7863 ANTHONY BRAX TON: FIVE PIECES, 1975 KENNY WHEELER/trum pet, flugelhorn; ANTHONY BRAX TON/alto and soprano sax; DAVE HOLLAND/bass; BARRY ALTSCHU L/drum s. RD-7864 ANTHONY BRAX TON: THE MONTREU X /BERLIN CONCERTS KENNY WHEELER/trum pet; ANTHONY BRAX TON/alto and soprano sax, flute,clarinets; G EORG E LEWIS/trom bone; DAVE HOLLAND/bass; BARRY ALTSCHU L/drum s, percussion, gongs. AMMONS, G ENE AMRAM, D AV ID CD-3697 TRIPLE CONCERTO Split kick / Horace Silver, Once in a while / B. G reen, M. Edwards, Q uicksilver / Horace Silver, Wee-dot : alternate take / J.J. Johnson, L. Parker, Blues / Trad., A night in Tunisia / D. G illespie, F. Paparelli, Mayreh / Horace Silver CD-3697 TRIPLE CONCERTO Triple Concerto (Allegor con brio, Blues, Rondo a la Turca) David Amram Jazz Quintet (PEPPER ADAMS, baritone saxophone; JERRY DODGION, alto saxophone; HERB BUSHLER, bass; AL HAREWOOD, drums; DAVID AMRAM, piano, French horn, Pakistani flute, and dumbek) (1st work) AND ERSON, ARILD RD-7446 ESOTERIC CIRCLE (W/ JAN G ARBAREK) Traneflight, Rabalder, Esoteric circle, Vips, SAS 644, Nefertite, G ee, Karin's m ode, Breeze ending. JAN G ARBAREK/tenor sax; TERJE RYPDAL/guitar; ARILD ANDERSON/bass; JON CHRISTENSEN/drum s. AND ERSON, ERNEST INE AND ERSON, IV IE RD-5915 DU KE ELLING TON PRESENTS IVIE ANDERSON (see ELLING TON, DU KE for full listing) APPLEW AIT E, ST ANLEY ARMST RONG , LOU IS RD-4861 THE BEST OF LOU IS ARMSTRONG Dipper m outh blues, Basin street blues, King of the Zulus, Cornet chop suey, Potato head blues, Mahogany hall stom p, I can't give you anything but love, When you're sm iling (the whole world sm iles with you), Song of the islands, If I could be with you (one hour tonight), Mem ories of you, (I'll be glad when you're dead) You rascal you, On the sunny side of the street, Lazy river, G eorgia on m y m ind, I surrender dear, Exactly like you, Som e of these days, A kiss to build a dream on, La vie en rose, Blueberry Hill, The whiffenpoof song, Shadrack, When it's sleepy tim e down south. LOU IS ARMSTRONG /trum pet, vocals; THE ALL STARS; G ORDON JENKINS ORCHESTRA and CHORU S; SY OLIVER CHOIR; others. RD-5321 AMBASSADOR SATCH Royal garden blues, Tin roof blues, The faithful hussar, Muskrat ram ble, All of m e, Twelth street rag, U ndecided, Dardanella, West end blues, Tiger rag. LOU IS ARMSTRONG and HIS ALL STARS. RD-6607B RECORDING S FOR THE ENJOYMENT OF MU SIC West end blues. RD-7001 LISTEN Willie the Weeper. LOU IS ARMSTRONG and HIS HOT SEVEN. RD-8617 G OLDEN ANNIVERSARY ALBU M I've got the world on a string. LOU IS ARMSTRONG /trum pet, vocals. CD-547 ARMSTRONG /ELLING TON: TOG ETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME/G REAT REU NION Duke's place, I'm just a lucky so and so, Cotton tail, Mood indigo, Do nothin' til you hear from m e, The beautiful Am erican, Black and tan fantasy, Drop m e off in Harlem , The m ooche, In a m ellowtone, It don't m ean a thing, Solitude, Don't get around m uch anym ore, I'm beginning to see the light, Just squeeze m e, I got it bad and that ain't good, Azalea. LOU IS ARMSTRONG /trum pet; DU KE ELLING TON/piano. CD-548 ARMSTRONG , LOU IS...MEETS OSCAR PETERSON That old feeling, Let's fall in love, I'll never be the sam e, Blues in the night, How long has this been going on, I was doing all right, What's new, Moon song, Just one of those things, There's no you, You go to m y head, Sweet Lorraine I get a kick out of you, Makin' whoopee, Willow weep for m e, Let's do it (let's fall in love). LOU IS ARMSTRONG /trum pet,vocals; OSCAR PETERSON /piano; HERB ELLIS/guitar; RAY BROWN/bass; LOU IS BELLSON/drum s. CD-546 ARMSTRONG , LOU IS: SATCH PLAYS FATS (WALLER) Honeysuckle rose, Blue turning grey over you, I'm crazy 'bout m y baby and m y baby's crazy 'bout m e, Squeeze m e, Keepin' out of m ischief now, All that m eat and no potatoes, I've got a feeling I'm falling, (What did I do to be so) Black and blue, Ain't m isbehavin'. LOU IS ARMSTRONG /trum pet,vocals; TRU MMY YOU NG /trom bone; BARNEY BIG ARD/clarinet; BILLY KYLE/piano; ARVELL SHAW/string bass; BARRETT DEEMS/drum s; VELMA MIDDLETON/vocals. see also FITZG ERALD, ELLA: CD-651 ...AND LOU IS ARMSTRONG : PORG Y AND BESS CD-549 ARMSTRONG , LOU IS AND KING OLIVER Just G one, Canal street blues, Mandy Lee blues, I'm going away to wear you off m y m ind, Chim es blues, Weather bird rag,Dipper m outh blues, Froggie Moore, Snake rag, Alligator hop, Zulu's ball, Workingm an blues, Krooked blues, Mabel's dream (1st & 2nd take), Southern stom p(1st & 2nd take), Riverside blues, Texas m oaner blues, Of all the wrongs you've done m e, Terrible blues, Santa Claus blues, Nobody knows the way I feel this m orning, Early every m orn, Cake walking babies from hom e.
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