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GERRY MULLIGAN & THE CONCERT JAZZ BAND BIG CITY LIFE 1. All About Rosie (George Russell) 9:38 9. Ballad (Mulligan) 4:11 2. Weep (Gary McFarland) 5:57 10. Big City Life (Bob Brookmeyer) 5:19 3. I Know, Don’t Know How (Gerry Mulligan) 5:18 11. Big City Blues (Brookmeyer) 5:39 4. Chuggin’ (McFarland) 4:42 12. My Kind Of Love (Louis Alter) 3:55 5. Summer’s Over (Mulligan) 4:29 13. Pretty Little Gypsy (McFarland) 3:35 6. Israel (Johnny Carisi) 3:06 14. Bridgehampton South (McFarland) 5:09 7. Theme From «I Want To Live» (Johnny Mandel) 5:38 15. Bridgehampton Strut (McFarland) 3:55 8. Little Rock Getaway (Joe Sullivan) 3:01 16. Chant (Mulligan) 3:35 1-6: Don Ferrara, Doc Severinsen, 7: As above, plus Clark Terry (trumpet). 10; clarinet on 11), Gene Allen (baritone sax), Nick Travis (trumpet), Willie Dennis, Birdland, New York, April 28, 1962. Jim Hall (guitar), Bill Crow (bass), Alan Raph (trombone), Bob Brookmeyer Gus Johnson (drums). (valve trombone), Gene Quill (alto sax, 8-16: Clark Terry (trumpet, flugelhorn), New York, December 18-21, 1962. clarinet), Bob Donovan (alto sax, flute), Jim Don Ferrara, Doc Severinsen, Nick Travis Reider (tenor sax), Gerry Mulligan (baritone (trumpet), Willie Dennis, Tony Studd, Arrangers: George Russell (1), sax, piano), Gene Allen (baritone sax; bass Alan Raph (trombone), Bob Brookmeyer Johnny Carisi (6), Johnny Mandel (7), clarinet on 3), Bill Crow (bass), (valve trombone; piano on 11), Gene Quill, Bob Brookmeyer (3, 5, 10, 11), Mel Lewis (drums). Eddie Caine (alto sax), Jim Reider (tenor Gerry Mulligan (9, 16), Gary McFarland New York, July 10-11, 1961. sax), Gerry Mulligan (baritone sax; piano on (2, 4, 8, 12, 13, 14, 15). Selection: Paolo Vitolo & Luca Conti S.I.A.E. MJCD 1369 Design: Silvano Belloni © 2020 – 22PUBLISHING S.R.L. photo: Mirko R. Boscolo MUSICAJAZZ.IT.

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