Fats Waller And Fats Waller Orchestra, Fats Waller Story, Double LP 1980 - MINT
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Description
(Visually Graded) Mint, Sealed Double LP
Fats Waller And Fats Waller Orchestra – The Fats Waller Story
Label:
Radiola – MR2-112113, Radiola – No. 112-113
Series:
Personality Series – No. 9-10
Format:
2 × Vinyl Set, LP, Compilation, 12", 33 RPM
Country:
US
Released:
1980
Genre:
Jazz
Style:
Stride Piano, Swing
Tracklist
A The Second Annual American Swing Festival - A Tribute To "Fats" Waller
B1 The Second Annual American Swing Festival - Conclusion
The Rest Of Side B And C And D Contain Broadcast Recordings Of Fats Waller
The Magic Key. NBC Net. May 24, 1936
B2.A I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter
B2.B Christopher Columbus
The Fleischmann Hour. NBC Net. June 4, 1936
C1.A I've Got My Fingers Crossed
C1.B Honeysuckle Rose
The Magic Key. NBC Net August, 1936
C2.A Until The Real Thing Comes Along
C2.B I'm Crazy 'Bout My Baby And My Baby Crazy 'Bout Me
The Magic Key. NBC Net. January 3, 1937
C3.A Hallelujah, Things Are Rosy Now
C3.B A Thousand Dreams Of You
This Is New York. CBS Net. December 11, 1938
C4.A The Joint Is Jumpin'
C4.B Summertime
C4.C Stompin' At The Savoy
Broadway Showcase. February 6, 1939
C5 Old Grandad
Band Remote From The Panther Room Of The Hotel Sherman, Chicago. December 31, 1940
C6.A Dark Eyes
C6.B Lila Lou
Freedom's People. December 21, 1941
C7 Honeysuckle Rose
Hobby Lobby. CBS Net. January 10, 1942
D1.A Go Down Moses
D1.B Ain't Misbehavin'
Carnegie Hall Concert. January 14, 1942
D2 Blues in B Flat
Band Remote From The Hotel Blatz, Milwaukee. February 2, 1942
D3 (Get Some) Cash For Your Trash
Command Performance. AFRS #95, C. 1943
D4.A Your Feets Too Big
D4.B A Handful Of keys
Personally, It's Off The Record. WBC, New York. September 23, 1943. (Complete Broadcast)
D5.A Ain't Misbehavin'
D5.B There's A Girl In My Life
D5.C Honenysuckle Rose
Credits
Bass – Cedric Wallace
Clarinet – Gene Sedric
Drums – Arthur Trappier
Guitar – Al Casey
Piano – Fats Waller, Pat Flowers (tracks: A, B1)
Tenor Saxophone – Gene Sedric
Trumpet – Herman Autrey
Notes
Radio broadcast made by "Fats" between 1936 and 1943, plus a musical biography as told by his friends.
The life and times of Thomas "Fats" Waller told by Louis Armstrong, Tommy Dorsey, Mildred Bailey, James P. Johnson, Count Basie, Red Norvo, Una Mae Carlisle, Red McKenzie, the original Fats Waller Orchestra - and Fats himself!
The Second Annual American Swing Festival: A composite broadcast heard on WNEW, New York between February 4 and February 11, 1945 (a little over 1 year after his death). His life story is dramatized, his music played and his friends and fellow musicians are heard in musical tributes. With the original Fats Waller Orchestra ( Pat Flowers substituting for Fats on The piano and playing in remarkably similar style).
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