Harry James And His Orchestra: Dance-Band Spectacular 1973 5 x LP Box Set Vinyl

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Harry James And His Orchestra ?– Dance-Band Spectacular

Label:
Longines Symphonette Society ?– LS-217
Format:
5 × Vinyl Box Set, LP, Compilation, 12"
Country:
US
Released:
1973
Genre:
Jazz
Style:
Big Band, Swing

Tracklist

A1     Ciribiribin    
A2     Sleepy Time Gal    
A3     I Cried For You    
A4     Trumpet Blues    
A5     Blue For Sale    
B1     Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans    
B2     Bell    
B3     Street Scene    
B4     Walkin' On Air    
B5     Melancholy Rhapsody    
C1     You Made Me Love You    
C2     James Session    
C3     My Silent Love    
C4     Blues On A Count    
C5     Just For Fun    
D1     Sleepy Lagoon    
D2     Cherry    
D3     These Foolish Things    
D4     Blues For Lovers Only    
D5     Bee Gee    
E1     Autumn Serenade    
E2     Fair And Warmer    
E3     I've Heard That Song Before    
E4     Countin'    
E5     You're My Thrill    
F1     Jalousie    
F2     The Mole    
F3     Velvet Moon    
F4     Somebody Loves Me    
F5     Blues For Harry's Sake    
G1     I Want A Little Girl    
G2     Ring For Porter    
G3     I'm Beginning To See The Light    
G4     J. Walkin'    
G5     What Am I Here For    
H1     Carnival    
H2     Blue Again    
H3     Barn 12    
H4     Moten Swing    
H5     One On The House    
I1     Music Makers    
I2     Cotton Pickin'    
I3     It's Been A Long Long Time    
I4     Bangtail    
I5     Crazy Rhythm    
J1     The New Two O'Clock Jump    
J2     Just Lucky    
J3     Don' Cha Go Away Mad    
J4     Willow Weep For Me    
J5     Here's One

Notes

- Harry James And His Orchestra
Sites:
harryjamesband.com
Members:
Al Ramsey, Al Stearns, Alex Cuozzo, Art Depew, Ben Heller, Bill Luther, Bob Edmondson, Bob Poland, Bob Rolfe, Bruce MacDonald, Buck Clayton, Carl Berg, Carl Maus, Charlie Prebble, Chuck Gentry, Claude Bowen, Claude Lakey, Corky Corcoran, Dalton Rizzotto, Dave Coleman, Dave Matthews (2), Dave Robbins (4), Dave Wells, Don Boyd, Don Paladino, Drew Page, Earle Warren, Ed Mihelich, Ed Rosa, Eddie Durham, Ernie Small, Everett McDonald, Francis Polifroni, Frank Bode, Fred Waldron, George Davis (9), Harry James (2), Hayden Causey, Herb Lorden, Herb Steward, Herschel Evans, Hoyt Bohannon, Irwin Berken, Jack Gardner, Jack Palmer, Jack Schaeffer, Jack Washington, Jackie Mills, James Troutman, Jess Stacy, Jilla Webb, Jimmy Campbell (6), Jo Jones, Johnny McAfee, Kitty Kallen, Larry Kinnamon, Lew McCreary, Lou Fromm, Marion Morgan, Mickey Scrima, Nick Buono, Obie Massingill, Ollie Mitchell, Pat Chartrand, Paul Morsey, Pinky Savitt, Ralph Osborne, Ralph Osborne (2), Ray Sims, Red Kent, Russ Phillips, Russell Brown, Sam Sachelle, Stewart Bruner, Thurman Teague, Tiny Timbrell, Tommy Gumina, Tommy Todd, Truett Jones, Vic Hamann, Vido Musso, Vince Badale, Walter Page, Willie Smith (2), Ziggy Elman

- Harry James
Real Name:
Henry Haag James
Profile
American jazz trumpeter who came to fame mainly through playing with Benny Goodman, then struck out on his own as a band leader at the age of 23. Played his last show just nine days before his death.

b. March 15, 1916 (Albany, Georgia, USA)
d. July 5, 1983 (Las Vegas, Nevada, USA) 

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