Marty Paich I Get A Boot Out Of You Vinyl LP [Art Pepper, Victor Feldman]
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Barcode has a scratch mark through it (pictured).
180g Vinyl Pressed at RTI, Cut from the original analog master tapes for audiophile quality.
Marty Paich, known respectfully as "the man who put the Pro in Progressive," is no stranger to the sound, feel, and appeal of swinging sounds good enough to be considered collector's items. An early admirer and student of the great Jimmie Lunceford sound, Paich spent the major part of his young manhood studying the musical sounds and techniques of Stravinsky and Bartok plus the great and minor works of master Brahms, Beethoven, Bach, and Mozart. Still not content with his grounding, Paich followed that by capturing a Master of Music Degree in Composition from the famed Los Angeles Conservatory of Music. He has since arranged for nearly every name group and band in the land.
I Get a Boot Out of You was Marty Paich's first album for Warner Brothers Records, originally released in 1959.
Musicians:
Art Pepper, alto sax, tenor sax
Bill Hood, baritone sax
Bill Perkins, tenor sax
Bobby Envoldsen, trombone
Jack Sheldon, trumpet
Conte Candoli, trumpet
Victor Feldman, vibes
Russ Freeman, piano
Selections:
1. It Don't Mean a Thing
2. No More
3. Love For Sale
4. Moanin'
5. Violets For Your Furs
6. What Am I Here For/Cottontail
7. Warm Valley
8. Things Ain't What They Used To Be
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