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Central City Sketches (1987) In the Mood for Swing ... John Eckert, Marvin Stamm, Bob Millikan, Virgil Jones – trumpet; Britt Woodman, Eddie Bert, Jack Jeffers, Jimmy Knepper – trombone; Bill Easley, John Purcell – alto saxophone, flute; Lew Tabackin – tenor saxophone, flute;
Central City Sketches (MusicMasters, 1987) Ellington Masterpieces (EastWest 1989) The Music of Jimmie Lunceford (MusicMasters, 1991) With Average White Band. AWB (Atlantic, 1974) Soul Searching (Atlantic, 1976) Benny and Us (Atlantic, 1977) Warmer Communications (Atlantic, 1978) With Louie Bellson. Breakthrough! (Project 3, 1968 ...
20 de ene. de 1988 · sax) and trumpeter Marvin Stamm. As rewarding as it is, ... Compared with "Central City Sketches," "Benny Carter Meets Oscar. Peterson" (Pablo 2310-926) is a mere diversion, ...
Central City Sketches: 5: Central City Blues: 3:08: 6: Hello: 4:14: 7: People: 4:22: 8: Promendae: 3:18: 9: Remember: 3:34: 10: Sky Dance: 3:28: 11: Lonesome Nights: 5:07: 12: Doozy (First Version) 4:39: 13: Easy Money: 7:00: 14: Symphony In Riffs: 4:37: 15: Souvenir: 4:03: 16: Blues In My Heart: 7:00
Central City Sketches, an Album by American Jazz Orchestra & Benny Carter. Released in 1987 on MusicMasters (catalog no. CIJD 20126Z/27X; Vinyl LP). Genres: Jazz, Big Band.
Central City Sketches is an album by saxophonist/composer Benny Carter recorded in 1987 and released by the MusicMasters label as a double LP.[1][2]
6 de mar. de 2010 · Highlights are: Benny on trumpet of "Central City Blues"; "Hello" features some nice reed section work, long a Benny Carter trademark; the introductory flute work of Lew Tabackin and the trumpet of Marvin Stamm on the wistful "People"; Carter's alto work on "Promenade", a medium tempo Basie-type swinger; Carter,again, on a beautiful ...
