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CD:  Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — The Radio Years, Vol. 1, 1938
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CD-23441
Label: Jazz Unlimited
Label-Nummer / Spuren: JUCD 2018
Tonträger: 1 CD
Aufnahmedatum: 1938
Land: US
Aufnahmeort: Hollywood, CA
Genre   
Mainstream Jazz → Swing
 
Musiker:
NameLandInstr.
Artie ShawUSld, cl,
Ray LinnUStp,
George SchwartzUStp,
Jimmy PupaUStp,
David "Roy" EldridgeUStp,
Harry RodgersUStb,
Pat McNaughtonUStb,
Charles CoolidgeUStb,
Ray ConniffUStb, arr,
Les ClarkeUSas,
Tom MaceUSas,
Jon WaltonUSts,
Herbie StewardUSts,
Charles "Chuck" GentryUSbar,
Barney KesselUSg,
Dodo MarmarosaUSp,
Morris "Morey" RaymanUSb,
Lou FrommUSd,
Ralph RoselundUSts,
Bernie GlowUStp,
Paul CohenUStp,
Bob SwiftUStb,
Ollie WilsonUStb,
Gus DixonUStb,
Rudy TanzaUSas,
Louis "Lou" PrisbyUSas,
Stan FishelsonUStp,
 
Tracks / Sessions:
1-1Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — Nightmare
1-2Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — Sobbin' Blues
1-3Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me
1-4Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — They Say
1-5Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — It Had To Be You
1-6Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — Nightmare
1-7Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — Nightmare
1-8Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — My Reverie
1-9Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — Sweet Adeline
1-10Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — Who Blew Out The Flame
1-11Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — Copenhagen
1-12Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — Nightmare
1-13Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — Nightmare
1-14Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — Begin The Beguine
1-15Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — You're A Sweet Little Headache
1-16Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — The Old Stamping
1-17Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — What Is This Thing Called Love
1-18Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — Jungle Drums
1-19Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — It Had To Be You
1-20Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — Thanks For Ev'rything
1-21Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — Copenhagen
1-22Artie Shaw & His Orchestra — Nightmare
 
Artie Shaw And His Gramercy Five
Profil:
Artie Shaw created another smaller group within his band. He named it the Gramercy Five after his home telephone exchange. The original Gramercy Five made eight records in 1940, giving up his band in early 1941. But after Artie finished his service in the Navy, he revived the Gramercy Five in name, at least, in 1944. The new Gramercy Five recorded for the first time in January 1945. The Gramercy Five's biggest hit was "Summit Ridge Drive". A CD of The Complete Gramercy Five sessions was released in 1990.More
Mitglieder:
Al Hendrickson, Artie Shaw, Barney Kessel, Billy Butterfield, Dodo Marmarosa, Hank Jones, Joe Puma, Joe Roland, Johnny Guarnieri, Jud Denaut, Morris Rayman, Nick Fatool, Roy Eldridge, Tal Farlow