Goodman, Benny & His Orchestra: 1951-1952
Goodman, Benny & His Orchestra: 1951-1952
Format: CD
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Artist: Goodman, Benny & His Orchestra
Label: Classics France
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 826596016245
Genre: Big Band
Volume 35 of the studio recordings of Benny Goodman begins with some nostalgic big band tracks. After a brief tour with a sextet, Goodman made a neat little session including a feature for singer Nancy Reed. In the summer of 1951 the clarinetist worked with both the Philadelphia and Denver Symphonies. "When Buddha Smiles" from September was first issued on an LP commissioned by Playboy Magazine. Rather unexpectedly, Hugh Hefner's journal included excellent articles on jazz. The two strings dates from late 1951 and March 1952 are both unusual and ambitious. The material may be well known but, in a way, Goodman's playing shows that his mind then was focused more on classical music than on jazz.
Tracks:
1.1 Down South Camp Meetin' - Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra
1.2 Mean to Me - Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra
1.3 South of the Border - Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra
1.4 Muskrat Ramble - Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra
1.5 Lulu's Back in Town - Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra
1.6 Stardust - Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra
1.7 Wrappin' It Up - Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra
1.8 King Porter Stomp - Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra
1.9 Farewell Blues - Benny Goodman Sextet
1.10 Toodle-Lee-Yoo-Doo - Benny Goodman Sextet
1.11 When Buddha Smiles - Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra
1.12 Sunrise Serenade - Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra
1.13 Moonglow - Benny Goodman with Strings
1.14 Georgia on My Mind - Benny Goodman with Strings
1.15 I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues - Benny Goodman with Strings
1.16 I Didn't Know What Time It Was - Benny Goodman with Strings
1.17 Goodbye - Benny Goodman with Strings
1.18 Embraceable You - Benny Goodman with Strings
1.19 Lover, Come Back to Me - Benny Goodman with Strings
1.20 If I Had You - Benny Goodman with Strings
1.21 I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter - Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra
