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MUNI 20151019 – EVERGREENY 03 (Arlen, Další Skladatelé) Over The MUNI 20151019 – EVERGREENY 03 (Arlen, další skladatelé) Over the Rainbow (Harold Arlen / Edgar Yip Harburg) 2:46 Judy Garland-voc; studio orchestra, Victor Young-cond. Los Angeles, July 28, 1939. 78rpm Decca 2672. CD History 205607-202 (2001). Over the Rainbow (Harold Arlen / Edgar Yip Harburg) 2:27 Ray Eberle-voc; Glenn Miller and His Orchestra: Clyde Hurley, Legh Knowles, Dale McMickle-tp; Glenn Miller, Al Mastren, Paul Tanner-tb; Hal McIntyre-as; Harold Tennyson- as, bs, cl; Wilbur Schwartz-cl, as; Tex Beneke, Al Klink-ts; Chummy MacGregor-p; Richard Fisher-g; Rowland Bundock-b; Maurice Purtill-dr. New York City, July 12, 1939. 78rpm Bluebird 10366-A/038262-1. CD RCA ND90600 (1991). Over the Rainbow (Harold Arlen) 2:55 George Shearing Quintet: George Shearing-p; Gary Burton-vib; Ron Anthony-g; Gene Cherico-b; Vernel Fournier-dr. Live at The Blackhawk, San Francisco, July 5-6, 1963. LP Capitol ST-2447. CD Mosaic MD5-157 (1994). Over the Rainbow (Harold Arlen / Edgar Yip Harburg) 3:04 Gillian Bevan-voc; RSC Koor en Orkest, John Owen Edwards-cond. London 1987 cast. CD Ter Orbis MUS C 009 (1994). Autumn Leaves/Les feuilles mortes (Joseph Kosma / Johnny Mercer / Jacques Prévert) 3:29 Edith Piaf-voc (in English & French); orchestra (unlisted). France radio, December 24, 1950. EP Philips 429.147 BE (France). LP Columbia CL 898 (USA). LP CBS 85007 (1981). Ill Wind (Harold Arlen / Ted Koehler) 2:25 Frank Sinatra-voc; orchestra aranged and conducted by Nelson Riddle. Hollywood, February 16, 1955. LP (10“) Capitol H2-581. CD Capitol 96826 (1991). Ill Wind (Harold Arlen / Ted Koehler) 3:44 Ella Fitzgerald-voc; Oscar Peterson-p; Herb Ellis-g; Ray Brown-b; Louie Bellson-dr. Hollywood, July 23, 1957. EP Verve V-5053/21,141-6. LP Verve MG V-4006-2. CD Verve 537 284-2 (1997). Ill Wind (Harold Arlen / Ted Koehler) 2:58 Art Tatum-solo piano. New York City, August 24, 1934. 78rpm Brunswick 02051/38429-A. CD Affinity AFS 1035-3 (1993). Tea for Two (Vincent Youmans / Irving Caesar) 2:29 Art Tatum-solo piano. New York City, March 21, 1933. 78rpm Brunswick 6553/B-13162-A. CD Affinity AFS 1035-3 (1993). Tea for Two (Vincent Youmans / Irving Caesar) 2:59 The Mills Brothers-voc; accompaniment unknown. Date, place and first issue unknown. CD ONN 23 (year unlisted). Tea for Two (Vincent Youmans / Irving Caesar) 3:12 Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, Chicago, March 15, 1939. 78rpm Victor 26321/034401-1. CD Gallerie GALE 404 (1997). Tea for Two (Vincent Youmans / Irving Caesar) 3:22 Arthur „Harpo“ Marx-harp; Raymond Sinatra Orchestra. LP RCA Victor LPM 27 (1952). CD MCPS I 764 (????). Stardust (Hoagy Carmichael) 3:33 Hoagy Carmichael-solo piano. New York, December 6, 1933. 78rpm Victor 24484/78842-1. CD Jazz Portraits 14585 (1995). Stardust (Hoagy Carmichael / Stuart Gorrell) 3:16 Nat King Cole-voc; Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra. December 19, 1956. LP Capitol W 824. CD Capitol 7243 5 23566 2 1 (2000). Stardust (Hoagy Carmichael / Stuart Gorrell) 3:22 Glenn Miller Orchestra, soloists Tex Beneke-ts; Clyde Hurley-tp, Wilbur Schwartz-cl. Bill Finegan-Glenn Miller-arrangers. New York City, January 29, 1940. 78rpm Bluebird 10665-A/046735-1. CD RCA ND90600A (1991). Stardust (Hoagy Carmichael) 3:15 Thomas „Fats“ Waller-solo piano. 78rpm Bluebird 10099/010653-1. CD RCA Victor 88697301292 (2008). Stardust (Hoagy Carmichael / Stuart Gorrell) 3:34 Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra: Louis Armstrong-tp, voc. Chicago, November 4, 1931. 78rpm OKeh 41530/405061-2/4. CD Membran 220766-354 (2004). Cherokee (Ray Noble) 4:57 GRP Big Band, soloists Arturo Sandoval, Randy Brecker, Chuck Findley, Byron Stripling-tp; Gary Lindsey-arr. Live at Gotanda Kan-i Hoken Hall, Tokyo, January 31, 1993. CD GRP 97402. VÝBĚR DALŠÍCH SKLADATELŮ STANDARDŮ PRO BROADWAY A HOLLYWOOD (2) Youmans, Vincent Millie (27. 9. 1898 New York City – 5. 4. 1946 Denver, Colorado) hity: Tea for Two (59), More Than You Know (72), Sometimes I’m Happy (149) Schwartz, Arthur (25. 11. 1900 Brooklyn – 3. 9. 1984 Kintnersville, Pennsylvania) hity: Alone Together (89), You and the Night and the Music (235), Dancing in the Dark (257) Lane, Burton (Morris Hyman Kushner, 2. 2. 1912 New York City – 5. 1. 1997 New York City) hity: Old Devil Moon (242), I Hear Music (414), How About You (450) Duke, Vernon (Vladimir Alexandrovič Dukelskij, 10. 10. 1903 Parafianovo (u Minska) – 16. 1. 1969 Santa Monica, California) hity: I Can’t Get Started (5), Autumn in New York (121), April in Paris (130) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Carmichael, Hoagy (Howard Hoagland „Hoagy“ Carmichael, 22. 11. 1899 Bloomington, Indiana – 27. 12. 1981 Rancho Mirage, California) hity: Star Dust (12), Georgia on My Mind (44), Skylark (62), The Nearness of You (64) Donaldson, Walter (15. 2. 1893 Brooklyn – 15. 7. 1947 Santa Monica, California) hity: Makin’ Whoopee (202), Love Me or Leave Me (206), You’re Driving Me Crazy (243) Warren, Harry (Salvatore Antonio Guaragna, 24. 12. 1893 Brooklyn – 22. 9. 1981 Los Angeles) hity: There Will Never Be Another You (43), I Only Have Eyes for You (191), September in the Rain (274) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- McHugh, Jimmy (James Francis „Jimmy“ McHugh, 10. 7. 1894 Boston – 23. 5. 1969 Beverly Hills) hity: Don’t Blame Me (38), On the Sunny Side of the Street (55), Exactly Like You (113), I Can’t Give You Anything But Love (162) Noble, Ray (Raymond Stanley „Ray“ Noble, 17. 12. 1903 Brighton, UK – 3. 4. 1978 London) hity: Cherokee (39), The Very Thought of You (107), I Hadn’t Anyone Till You (286) Green, John(ny) Waldo (10. 10. 1908 New York City – 17. 5. 1989 Beverly Hills, California) hity: Body and Soul (1), I Cover the Waterfront (50), Out of Nowhere (68) Van Heusen, Jimmy (Edward Chester Babcock, 26. 1. 1913 Syracuse, NY – 6. 2. 1990 Rancho Mirage, California) hity: It Could Happen to You (60), Darn That Dream (70), Polka Dots and Moonbeams (79) Young, Victor (8. 8. 1900 Chicago – 10. 11. 1956 Palm Springs, California) hity: Stella by Starlight (10), Ghost of a Chance (66), My Foolish Heart (103), When I Fall in Love (137, Sweet Sue, Just You (193) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Waller, Thomas Wright „Fats“ (21. 5. 1904 New York City – 15. 12. 1943 Kansas City, Missouri) hity: Honeysuckle Rose (15), Ain’t Misbehavin’ (32), Squeeze Me (171) Weill, Kurt Julian (2. 3. 1900 Dessau, Germany – 3. 4. 1950 New York City) hits: September Song (76), Mack the Knife (110), Speak Low (120) .
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