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1944 was an important transitional year for the Stan Kenton Orchestra. The World War II draft resulted in some turnover from the earlier Kenton big band; Anita O'Day became the group's new singer; Stan Getz emerged as their young tenor soloist even if his fame would not really begin until joining Woody Herman a few years later; and, although not the powerhouse unit it soon become, Stan Kenton's Orchestra grew in popularity. This 1997 CD consists of two previously unreleased radio broadcasts that emanated from Hollywood in May and December of 1944. Anita O'Day who, other than the hit "And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine," did not record all that much with Kenton is heard on six ...
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June 2, 1998 CD New in new packaging. Originally released: 1944. Kenton's Orchestra featuring vocalist Anita O'Day, Stan Getz, etc.

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All Music Guide - Scott Yanow
1944 was an important transitional year for the Stan Kenton Orchestra. The World War II draft resulted in some turnover from the earlier Kenton big band; Anita O'Day became the group's new singer; Stan Getz emerged as their young tenor soloist even if his fame would not really begin until joining Woody Herman a few years later; and, although not the powerhouse unit it soon become, Stan Kenton's Orchestra grew in popularity. This 1997 CD consists of two previously unreleased radio broadcasts that emanated from Hollywood in May and December of 1944. Anita O'Day who, other than the hit "And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine," did not record all that much with Kenton is heard on six numbers, as is the somewhat dated ballad singer Gene Howard; in addition, there are six instrumentals. The arrangements by Kenton, Gene Howard, Dave Mathews, Joe Rizzo and the young Pete Rugolo, who contributed two charts are not as adventurous as the ones to come, but they are still pretty modern for the pre-bop period. Getz and Mathews get some tenor solos; Karl George is the most notable of the trumpeters which include the young Buddy Childers; and the Kenton Orchestra on the whole sounds pretty distinctive. Although not quite essential, this historic release should interest Stan Kenton fans and collectors.
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  • Release Date: 6/2/1998
  • Label: MR. MUSIC
  • UPC: 719866700725
  • Catalog Number: 7007

Album Credits

Performance Credits
Stan Kenton Primary Artist, Primary Artist, Piano
Buddy Childers Trumpet
Stan Getz Tenor Saxophone
Boots Mussulli Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
Gene Roland Trumpet
Anita O'Day Vocals
Bob Ahern Guitar
Bill Atkinson Trombone
Gene Englund Bass
Karl George Trumpet
Bob Gioga Baritone Saxophone
Gene Howard Vocals
Milt Kabak Trombone
Jesse Price Drums
Bart Varsalona Bass Trombone, Trombone (Baritone)
Freddie Zito Trombone
Harry Forbes Trombone
Mel Green Trumpet
Jim Falzone Drums
Bob "Dingbod" Kesterson Bass
Chet Ball Alto Saxophone
Dick Morse Trumpet
Eddie Meyers Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
Emmett Carls Tenor Saxophone
David Matthews Tenor Saxophone
George Faye Trombone
Bob Lively Alto Saxophone
Jon Carroll Trumpet
John Carroll Trumpet
Technical Credits
Irving Berlin Composer
Stan Kenton Arranger
Pete Rugolo Arranger
Jimmy McHugh Composer
Benny Carter Composer
Gene Howard Arranger
Wayne Knight Liner Notes
Bob Russell Composer
Margarita Lecuona Composer
Joe Rizzo Arranger
Zareh Aghajanian Artwork, Graphic Design
Skeets Tolbert Composer
Howard Gibeling Composer
Harold Adamson Composer
Harold Dickinson Composer
Traditional Composer
Gary Todd Digital Editing, Mastering
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