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Gerry Mulligan Discography GERRY MULLIGAN DISCOGRAPHY GERRY MULLIGAN RECORDINGS, CONCERTS AND WHEREABOUTS by Antoine Perier and Gérard Dugelay, both France and Kenneth Hallqvist, Sweden January 2019 Gerry Mulligan DISCOGRAPHY - Recordings, Concerts and Whereabouts by A Perier, G Dugelay and K Hallqvist - page No. 1 INTERNAL INFORMATION Colour markings for physical position: IKEA-boxes for Gerry Mulligan = BLUE Shelves = ORANGE Cupboard = RED Gerry Mulligan DISCOGRAPHY - Recordings, Concerts and Whereabouts by A Perier, G Dugelay and K Hallqvist - page No. 2 Search for LPs/CDs: Who's who in JAZZ: LP 21005 - The music of Charles Mingus with Gerry Mulligan LP 21012 - Giants of Jazz, vol.1 with Gerry Mulligan LP 21014 - Giants of Jazz, vol.2 with Gerry Mulligan? Bob Andrew presents Art Peppar - CD Vantage Rec., NORMA(J) CD NOCD-5630 Live at the Lighthouse '52 (January 6, 1952) - Gerry Mulligan should participate!? JAM SESSION AT THE HAIG Vern Smith (tp), Gerry Mulligan (bars), Donn Trenner (p), Harry Babasin (vlc), Wally Sprangler (b), Chico Hamilton (dm) “The Haig”, Los Angeles, CA., June 17, 1952 Get Happy Private recording The Continental As above Pennies From Heaven As above Unknown (ts), Gerry Mulligan (bars), Donn Trenner (p), Howard Roberts (g), Red Mitchell (b), Chico Hamilton (dm) Sweet Georgia Brown Private recording On A Slow Boat To China As above BILLIE HOLIDAY Billie Holiday (vcl), Buck Clayton (tp), Vic Dickenson (tb), Lester Young (ts), Gerry Mulligan (bars), Teddy Wilson (p), Milt Hinton (b), Jo Jones (dm) Newport Jazz Festival, Newport, Rhode Island, July 18, 1954 Billie’s Bounce + unknown titles Voice of America broadcast Gerry Mulligan DISCOGRAPHY - Recordings, Concerts and Whereabouts by A Perier, G Dugelay and K Hallqvist - page No. 3 GERRY MULLIGAN QUARTET Bob Brookmeyer (vtb,p), Gerry Mulligan (bars), Bill Crow (b), Gus Johnson (dm) Cramton Auditorium, Washington D.C., June 2, 1962 Four For Three (4:02) Voice of America Broadcast Utter Chaos (4:03) As above Open Country (4:52) As above I'm Getting Sentimental Over You (6:17) As above Subterranean Blues (8:12) As above Marguerita (6:19) As above GERRY MULLIGAN QUARTET (Can be bought in USA, acc. to Gérard, but at $ 300 per hour) Bob Brookmeyer (vtb), Gerry Mulligan (bars), Bill Crow (b), Gus Johnson (dm) Birdland, New York City, January 5, 1963 Utter Chaos Broadcast Five Brothers As above Walkin’ Shoes As above All The Things You Are As above Titre Inconnu As above Birdland, New York City, January 12, 1963 Four For Three Broadcast Walkin’ Shoes As above My Funny Valentine As above I Believe In You As above Subterranean Blues As above Blueport As above Birdland, New York City, January 19, 1963 Four For Three Broadcast I'm Getting Sentimental Over You As above Subterranean Blues As above Walkin’ Shoes As above Blueport As above THE KOOL JAZZ FESTIVAL Harry Edison, Freddie Hubbard (tp), Stan Getz (ts), Gerry Mulligan (bars), Toots Thielemans (harm), Lionel Hampton (vib), Roger Kellaway (p), Bill Pemberton (b), Elvin Jones (dm) Avery Fisher Hall, New York City, N.Y., June 28, 1982 How High The Moon CBS-Broadcast Jumpin’ At The Woodside As above Autumn Leaves (Getz w. rhythm) As above C-Jam Blues As above THE END Gerry Mulligan DISCOGRAPHY - Recordings, Concerts and Whereabouts by A Perier, G Dugelay and K Hallqvist - page No. 4 DRAFT OF "GERRY MULLIGAN RECORDINGS, CONCERTS AND WHEREABOUTS" ––– NOT ALLOWED TO BE RELEASED EXTERNALLY !!!! (2006-07-14) ––– GERRY MULLIGAN DISCOGRAPHY PREFACE INTENDED FOR ARNE ASTRUP'S SECOND EDITION I have always admired Gerry Mulligan and for several years I have intended to compile a discography of this fantastic saxophonist. This has been a difficult task because Mulligan has participated in so many sessions - many of them completely unknown in Scandinavia. Fortunately when I contacted Gerry Mulligan himself, he agreed to support me wherever possible. Every discographer knows the amount of work involved and is confronted with both disappointment and joy. With this book I received tremendous support from jazz friends who share the same interest as I in making this as complete and accurate as we know. First of all I express my particular gratitude to a close friend, Jerry L. Atkins, who lives in Texas. He has always been ready to give a helping hand with my many projects which go back to the first edition of the Stan Getz discography. It was in 1978 that I spent some weeks at his home and office where we actually did most of the printing labour ourselves, Jerry also gave me valuable help when I compiled the Zoot Sims discography in 1980. Again, he was a great support with the second edition of the Stan Getz discography in 1984. Jerry has also written the biography of Gerry Mulligan appearing with this book and I’m always indebted to him for his valuable writing. See also his interesting observations. Special thanks to the following jazz fraternity members who helped with the proofing and accuracy of this discography: Denmark: Ib E.G. Andersen, Ole J. Astrup, Lars Boie Christiansen, Søren Graae, Karl Emil Knudsen, Arnvid Meyer, Ole J Nielsen, Erik Raben, Egon Staniok and Svend Wielandt England: Bernard Bowley, Brian Davis, Max Harrison, Gordon Jack, Chris Sheridan, Jon Stone, Don Tarrant and Steve Voce France: Gérard Dugelay Italy: Dr. Robert Balocco Japan: Yasuo Segami Sweden: Kenneth Hallqvist U.S.A: Dick Bank, Michael Cuscuna and Mrs. Cathie Phillips of Mulligan Publishing Co. Inc. Please endure my possible faults and errors. If you have corrections or additions, I want to hear from you. I hope all of Gerry Mulligan’s admirers will get enjoyment from this work. Broadcast information has mostly been limited to what I think may appear on LP or CD’s in future. Arne Astrup Prins Axels vej 21, DK-2820 GENTOFTE DENMARK (comment by Kenneth Hallqvist: Titles & Record #s in bold characters are in my possession) Gerry Mulligan DISCOGRAPHY - Recordings, Concerts and Whereabouts by A Perier, G Dugelay and K Hallqvist - page No. 5 PREFACE BY ANTOINE PERIER (issued 2015) How I became a devoted lover of Gerry Mulligan's music I was 15 years old, when I discovered Gerry Mulligan's music for the first time. At that time, (in 2001) I started to play the baritone saxophone with my school instrument and one of my friends told me about "a sound that I had to listen to". He told me that Gerry Mulligan had an unique sound. So I decided to buy a CD, and I chose the Verve CD 849 392-2 : "GETZ MEETS MULLIGAN IN HI-FI". I was totally surprised by this CD, and I just wanted to buy others, in order to discover more. Each CD I bought made me shiver and particulary the ANS Records CD 10005-2: "SUMMIT - REUNION CUMBRE, ASTOR PIAZZOLLA & GERRY MULLIGAN". This recording session is very special for me and so it was for Gerry because it resulted in many consequences in his life (he met his future wife Franca Rota for the first time during this session). I already knew that Gerry would have great influence on my life and on the music, I would listen to. Four years after my first purchase, my collection had increased up to about 100 CDs. How I started to collect some unissued records An important event in my life was my first phone call to Gérard Dugelay in 2005. It was extraordinary for me to speak to another fan of Gerry. Gérard and I live in France, so it made the communication easier. I will never forget this first discussion, I think we spoke together for about an hour. After that, I was very happy because Gérard accepted to send me some records from his personnal collection from time to time. March 2014 in Liège (Belgium) In February 2014, I received an invitation for a tributeconcert to Gerry Mulligan in Liège (Belgium). I chose to attend at the concert on March 15th, at the Liège Royal Conservatory with my wife Tiphaine. This date was another great moment in my life, because it was the first time I met Gérard and his wife. It was also the beginning of a friendship with Kenneth Hallqvist, who also was present in Liège. They asked me if I wanted to be part of the team to update the discography and I accepted this invitation. For me, it was an honor. This tribute was also an occasion for me to meet Mrs. Franca Mulligan. A very special and emotional moment for me. Today and plans for the future I live in Rouen, and I have been a mathematics teacher since 2010. This job makes me feel happy and useful. When I was younger, I have often heard that there was a link between music and mathematics. It seems to be true. As you understand, like my friends Gérard and Kenneth, my greatest interest is to discover some new things about Gerry - music, videos, dates, photos, various information ... In 2014, I bought a Conn baritone saxophone and I want to share Gerry's music with others, so I'm working hard with my instrument on some of Gerry's compositions. I would like to organize a tribute concert for Gerry, in the future. Gerry Mulligan DISCOGRAPHY - Recordings, Concerts and Whereabouts by A Perier, G Dugelay and K Hallqvist - page No. 6 Thanks I would like to thank everybody for their help. My thoughts are particulary going to Gérard and Kenneth, Mrs. Franca Mulligan and my jazz friends. I also want to thank my incredible wife Tiphaine (who is a violonist) for her understanding and her help. Antoine Perier F-49100 ANGERS France e-mail: [email protected] PREFACE BY GERARD DUGELAY (issued 2004) I fell in love when I was younger I was a young jazz fan, when I discovered the music of Gerry Mulligan through a birthday gift from my father.
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