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Siïmëmsmbs®Mmmmsmbsmmb8msms&&Ms&A NOS JAZZGESCHIEDENIS 403 - VRIJDAG 26.08.88 = R 4 = 22.30-23.00 + + + die mdH, NOS Jazzgeschiedenis 403. Dit is HnÉ laatste Billie Holiday- aflevering uoor de periode 1948-1953. 26 maart 1952 deed ze haar eerste session voor het Norman Granz platenmerk Clef, de maand daarop de tweede, één song was in de vorige aflevering te horen, nu volgen er nog drie. Plet BBBBi8§l§BBB§H8BIB8Bi8BpBBI5EBISKpEIBBBIEKH@§E &SiïmëmsmBs®mmmmsmBsmmB8msms&&ms&a pianist Oscar Peterson BBBBBBHBHBBHpBBBBBBIlIBgSIfiHHBBBBBBBPEIHBBBHBHBBISI is dit Cole Porter's "Love for sale". plaat 1 Billie Holiday a/h Drchestra: Love for sale (Cole Porter) B/4 - 2:55 - Metro Records 2356 135 "Love for sale". Nu op Flip Phillips na ook de andere musici van de session erbij: Charlie Shavers-trompet, Barney Kessel-gitaar, Ray Brown-bas, J.C. Heard-drums. Van George Cates en de man die ook de tekst voor Thelonious flonk' s "'Round about midnight" maakte, Bernie Hanighen,: "If the moon turns green". plaat 2 Billie Holiday a/h Drchestra: If the moon turns green (Cates, G/4 - 2:47 - V/erve 711 Q57 Hanighen) "If the moon turns green". Tenslotte, ook met tenorsaxofonist Flip Phillips, de Irving Berlin-song "Rememaber". zelfde Billie Holiday a/h Drchestra: Remember (JBerlin) B/5 - 2:35 - idem "Remember" uit een session voor Clef in Los Angeles, April 1952: Billie Holiday and her Orchestra met Charlie Shavers-trompet, Flip Phillips-tenorsax ofoen, J.C.Heard-drums en het trio van pianist Oscar Peterson met Barney Kessel-gitaar en Ray Brown-bas. 14 november 1952 werden in Carnegie Hall, NYC, 's middags en 's avonds concerten georganiseerd omdat het op een paar weken na 25 jaar geleden was dat Duke Ellington zijn engagement in de Cotton Club begon. Een van de gast-solisten was Billie Holiday die begeleid werd door haar eigen trio: Buster Harding-piano, John Fields-bas, flarquis Foster-drums. Uit de Ellington band deed soms even Ray Nance mee op viool, beter hoorbaar is klari- nettist Jimmy Hamilton. Dp het middag-concert zong Billie Holiday "Mon homme" van flaurice Yvain, voorzien van een Engelse tekst, en haar eigen "Fine and mellow". plaat 3 Billie Holiday: Cly man (Yvain, Willentz, Charles) A/4 - 3:13 - ESP-3003 Billie Holiday: Fine and mellouj ÏHoliday) A/5 - 3:42 - idem jazzqesch 403 = 2 = "My man" en "Fine and mellow" uit het middag-concert in Carnegie Hall, 14 november 1952. 's flvonds zong Billie Holiday o.a. "I cover the \uaterfront" en "Louer come back to me". zelfde Billie Holiday: I cover the waterfront (Heyman, Green) A/2 - 3:47 - idem Billie Holiday: Lover come back to me (Romberg, Hammerstein) A/3 - 1:51 - idem "I cover the uaterfront" van Johnny Green en Ed Heyman, waarna "Lover come back to me" van Sigmund Romberg en Oscar Hammerstein. Billie Holiday met Buster Harding-piano, John Fields-bas, Marquis Foster-drums plus Jimmy Hamilton-klarinet en voornamelijk onhoor- baar Ray Nance-viool, in Carnegie Hall, 14 november 1952, concerten ter gelegenheid van Duke Ellington's 25«-jaar— f eest omdat hij 4 december 1927 zijn engagement in de Cotton Club begon. Nog twee live-opnamen tot slot. Eerst "Tenderly" van Jack Lauirence en Ulalter Gross, gezongen bij een orkest o.l.v. Buster Harding met Tony Scott op klarinet, TaË^ÉS^SSüSiÊl in Harlem's Apollo plaat 4 Billie Holiday with Buster Harding a/h Orchestra: Tenderly (Gross, B/laatste - 2:10 - ESP-3002 _i_l i Lawrence) "Tenderly", gezongen in mf Apollo S3R > 10 december 1952. In 1953 deed een televisiemaatschappij een Coast to Coast programma onder de titel The Comeback Story. In de derde aflevering stond Billie Holiday. Arthur Herzog ,618BBigB18HB8EI8BHE8B§8§BIBBBlJBBBMBfS8§B criticus/producer Leonard Feather en Artie Shaw werden uitgenodigd en kujamen, Benny Goodman, John Hammond en Teddy Wilson bedankten. Begeleid door een trio met pianist Carl Drinkard bracht Billie Holiday de song die ze met Arthur Herzog maakte: "God bless the child" . plaat 3 Billie Holiday: God bless the child (B.Holiday, A.Herzog) A/1 - 2:31 - ESP-3003 "God bless the child", 16 oktober 1953 gezongen in een TV-show rond Billie Holiday in de serie 'The Comeback Story'. De discografif van Jack flillar die ik gebruikte geeft geen bezetting, John Chilton in zijn 'Billie's blues' zegt dat de pianist Carl Drinkard is. Ze zou o.a. door hem begeleid worden toen ze januari 1954 voor het eerst naar Europa kuam. Waarover later, want dit was het 5e en laatste deel over Billie Holiday voor de periode 1948-1953. Volgen- de keer'.Ella Fitzgerald. Dit was NOS Jazzgeschiedenis 403, MdR. 0 0 0 0 0 la : •>> o . 2 l.o.
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