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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Opening Theme: Artistry In Rhythm ~ Stan Kenton
2. Memphis Lament ~ Stan Kenton
3. Trumpet Symphonette ~ Stan Kenton
4. Love Turns Winter To Spring ~ Stan Kenton
5. Marvin's Mumble ~ Stan Kenton
6. Arkansas Traveler ~ Stan Kenton
7. Summer Idyll ~ Stan Kenton
8. Congo Clambake ~ Stan Kenton
9. Etude For Saxophones ~ Stan Kenton
10. Let Her Go ~ Stan Kenton
11. It Seems To Me ~ Stan Kenton
12. Tempo Di Joe ~ Stan Kenton
13. Cloud Across The Moon ~ Stan Kenton
14. Mine ~ Stan Kenton
15. Half A Heart ~ Stan Kenton
16. Prelude To Nothing ~ Stan Kenton
17. Stop Your Teasing ~ Stan Kenton
18. If I Had Love ~ Stan Kenton
19. Take Sixteen ~ Stan Kenton
20. Hold Back The Dawn ~ Stan Kenton
21. Shufflin' The Chords ~ Stan Kenton
22. Quit Your Shovin' ~ Stan Kenton
23. No Tears ~ Stan Kenton
24. Blue Flare ~ Stan Kenton
25. Closing Theme: Artistry In Rhythm ~ Stan Kenton
Album Notes and Credits
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Personnel: Stan Kenton (piano); Red Dorris (vocals, tenor saxophone, clarinet); Jack Ordean, Bill Lahey (alto saxophone, clarinet); Ted Romersea (tenor saxophone, clarinet); Bob Gioga (baritone saxophone, clarinet); Frank Beach, Chico Alvaerz, Earl Collier (trumpet); Dick Cole, Harry Forbes (trombone); Al Costi (guitar); Howard Rumsey (bass); Marvin George (drums). |
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Recorded in Los Angeles, California in 1941 & 1942. Includes liner notes by |
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Peter Dempsey. |
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All tracks have been digitally remastered. |
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Personnel: Red Dorris (vocals, clarinet, tenor saxophone); Al Costi (guitar); Bob Gioga (clarinet, baritone saxophone); Jack Ordean, Bill Lahey (alto saxophone); Chico Alvarez, Frank Beach (trumpet); Dick Cole, Harry Forbes (trombone). |
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Liner Note Author: Peter Dempsey. |
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Recording information: Los Angeles, CA (10/1941-11/1942). |
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Arranger: Ralph Yaw. |
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Volume two of Naxos Jazz's systematic reissue of the MacGregor radio transcriptions of Stan Kenton's early Balboa band takes listeners past Pearl Harbor into January 1942. At this early date, Kenton is still balancing the desires of the dancers with his urge to push big band writing forward, although the commercial side of the Kenton band book -- more ballads, more pale vocals -- plays a bigger role in this collection than in volume one. The selections here are almost totally unrepresented in Kenton's Decca/Capitol discography, including such unlikely detours as "Marvin's Mumble," with a central section brazenly modeled after "Sing Sing Sing" or a jumping, mildly Kenton-ized treatment of "Arkansaw Traveler." As a composer, Kenton is beginning to reach the limitations of his patented close-blended, staccato saxophone choir; he and his future corps of arrangers would soon expand out of that box. The wild enthusiasm of the young, sunbathed southern California audience, perched there on the West Coast just before the Japanese planes struck across the Pacific, generates gobs of bright-eyed, prewar nostalgia. Again, the transfers are clean and undistorted, and this time the personnel is listed, whereas in volume one it was not. ~ Richard S. Ginell |
Producer: David Lennick; David Lennick (Compilation) |
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Compilation Appearances
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Anthology Of Big Band Swing 19 |
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Def American Songbook Vol.1 |
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Award Winning Original Artists |
Associated Artists and Works
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Barnet, Charlie |
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Beneke, Tex |
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Christy, June |
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Four Freshmen |
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Four Freshmen (The) |
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James, Harry |
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James, Harry (Big Band) |
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O'Day, Anita |
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Stan Kenton Orchestra |
Technical Info
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Release Date : 11/05/2001 |
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Original Release Date : 2002 |
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Catalog ID : 8120518 |
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Label : Naxos Jazz |
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Number of Discs : 1 |
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Studio/Live : Studio |
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Mono/Stereo : Mono |
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SPAR Code : ADD |
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UPC : 00636943251829 |
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