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Trumpeter Maynard Ferguson's 1977 album New Vintage was yet another foray into the gluttonously epic, rock-infused jazz he had already perfected on such albums as Primal Scream and Conquistador -- the latter of which contained Ferguson's popular version of "Gonna Fly Now," the theme from Rocky. Featuring his cheekily named MF Big Band, New Vintage once again centers around the high-note horn man's take on a movie song, this time "Star Wars Main Title" gets the disco-funk treatment. Utterly gimmicky and bereft of any actual jazz, the track works now as a time capsule of late-'70s kitsch. This is not to say it's bad, just cheesy. Yeah, no self-respecting post-bopper really ...
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All Music Guide - Matt Collar
Trumpeter Maynard Ferguson's 1977 album New Vintage was yet another foray into the gluttonously epic, rock-infused jazz he had already perfected on such albums as Primal Scream and Conquistador -- the latter of which contained Ferguson's popular version of "Gonna Fly Now," the theme from Rocky. Featuring his cheekily named MF Big Band, New Vintage once again centers around the high-note horn man's take on a movie song, this time "Star Wars Main Title" gets the disco-funk treatment. Utterly gimmicky and bereft of any actual jazz, the track works now as a time capsule of late-'70s kitsch. This is not to say it's bad, just cheesy. Yeah, no self-respecting post-bopper really wanted anything to do with this stuff back then, but for classes of middle- and high-school-age kids lucky enough to catch one of the MF Big Band's school tours, this was the proof that "band geeks" could have fun and be cool at the same time. However, why he thought anyone would ever have a need for a disco-funk version of Rimsky-Korsakaov's "Scheherazade" may never be known.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 7/6/2004
  • Label: Wounded Bird Records
  • UPC: 664140497122
  • Catalog Number: 4971

Tracks

Disc 1
  1. 1 Star Wars (Main Title) (4:13)
  2. 2 Oasis (6:30)
  3. 3 Maria (6:27)
  4. 4 El Vuelo (The Flight) (7:18)
  5. 5 Scheherazade (7:02)
  6. 6 Airegin (3:58)
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Album Credits

Performance Credits
Maynard Ferguson Primary Artist, Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Soloist
George Benson Guitar
Peter Erskine Drums
Steve Khan Acoustic Guitar, Guitar, Electric Guitar, 12-string Guitar, Classical Guitar, Soloist, Guitar (12 String Electric), Guitar (12 String Acoustic)
Mark Colby Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Soloist
Ralph MacDonald Percussion
David Taylor Trombone
Stan Mark Trumpet, Flugelhorn
David Nadien Strings
Gloria Agostini Harp
Lamar Alsop Strings
Seymour Barab Strings
Richard Berg Vocals
Arnold Black Strings
Alfred Brown Strings
James Buffington French Horn
Frederick Buldrini Strings
Earl Chapin French Horn
Jay Chattaway Conductor
Harold Coletta Strings
Donald Corrado French Horn
Harry Cykman Strings
Richard David Musician
Max Ellen Musician
Barry Finclair Strings
Louis Gabowitz Strings
Harry Glickman Strings
Biff Hannon Synthesizer, Piano, Keyboards, Electric Piano, Moog Synthesizer, Polymoog, Micro Moog
Roger Homefield Trombone
Teddy Isreal Strings
Gordon Johnson Bass
Harold Kohon Strings
Nick Lane Trombone
Charles Libove Strings
Charles McCracken Strings
Mike Migliore Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Soloist
Bobby Militello Flute, Baritone Saxophone, Soloist
Marvin Morgenstern Strings
Joe Mosello Percussion, Trumpet, Conga, Flugelhorn
Dennis Noday Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Tony Posk Strings
Randy Purcell Trombone
Matthew Raimondi Strings
Alan Shulman Strings
Richard Sortomme Strings
Brooks Tillotson French Horn
Ron Tooley Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Eric Traub Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone
Tony Wells Vocals
Katie Irving Vocals
Tina Kaplan Vocals
Herbert Sorkin Strings
Eric Truab Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone
Emanuel Vardi Strings
Ellen Bernfeld Vocals
David Earl Taylor Trombone
Jim Buffington French Horn
Jonathan Aloramowitz Strings
Lewis Ely Strings
Peter Urskin Drums
Technical Credits
Jay Chattaway Arranger, Producer, Adaptation, Audio Production
Bob Clearmountain Engineer
Don Puluse Engineer
Tony Romano Sound Effects, Engineer
Vlado Mellior Mastering
Mike Abene Arranger
Reed Rankin Cover Design
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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Maynard kicks BRASS...again!

    Forgot to add to my last msg that Maria is one of his endeared tunes and he still plays it on tour. Airegin is thrown in by Maynard to let you know he can still smoke most bebop players from his generation...and that was @ age 50.

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