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1.Studio Dialogue - 1
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2.Ellington Medley
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3.Studio Dialogue - 2
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4.After You've Gone
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5.Studio Dialogue - 3
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6.Tangerine
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7.Studio Dialogue - 4
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8.You Don't Know What Love is
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9.Studio Dialogue - 5
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10.But Beautiful
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11.Studio Dialogue - 6
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12.You Go to My Head
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13.Studio Dialogue - 7
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14.Indiana
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15.Studio Dialogue - 8
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16.Smooth One
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17.Studio Dialogue - 9
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18.Dancing on the Ceiling
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19.Out Takes
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Editorial Notes
Personnel: Peter Appleyard (vibraphone); Zoot Sims (saxophone);
Bobby Hackett (cornet); Urbie Green (trombone); Hank Jones (piano);
Mel Lewis (drums).
Audio Mixer: Anthony Montano.
Liner Note Author: Peter Appleyard.
Recording information: RCA Studios, Toronto (09/14/1974).
Peter Appleyard and the Jazz Giants' The Lost 1974 Sessions
features the British/Canadian vibraphonist backed by members of
Benny Goodman's sextet at the time. Having played a show at the
Ontario Place Forum with Goodman, Appleyard booked the ensemble for
a recording session figuring, quite rightly, that the chance might
not come around again. Featured here is truly an all-star cast of
swingers including pianist Hank Jones, bassist Slam Stewart, tenor
saxophonist Zoot Sims, trombonist Urbie Green, cornetist Bobby
Hackett, and drummer Mel Lewis. Primarily sticking to standards, as
well as a superb medley of Duke Ellington compositions, the Giants
delivered an ad hoc, inspired and swinging performance that was
somehow lost to time for over 30 years. Also included here are
in-studio dialogue clips between the musicians and the engineer,
which adds to the overall sense of being right there in the studio
with the once-in-a-lifetime ensemble. ~ Matt Collar
Format: Compact Disc
Released Date: March 27, 2012
Genre: Vibraphone/Marimba
Style: Jazz Instrument
Number of Discs: 1
Stereo/Mono: Stereo
Label Name: Linus Entertainment
UPC: 803057013524
