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  • Artist: Louis Bellson
  • Total time: 49:39
  • Label: Music Masters
  • Availability: Sold out
  • Item #: 21911739
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  • Member Price: $10.98

Review

Louie Bellson's big bands are always hot and explosive, if not all that surprising. This 1987 CD features four originals by the drummer, three obscurities, and an opening "Caravan" that has solo space for guest flugelhornist Clark Terry, the great tenor Don Menza and Bellson. The other selections feature such talented soloists as trumpeters Brian O'Flaherty and Glenn Drewes, George Young on alto and soprano, altoist Joe Roccisano, Kenny Hitchcock on tenor, and pianist John Bunch. The 17-piece big band mixes together veterans with comparative youngsters and has many names familiar to followers of Bellson's orchestras. An above-average effort from the swinging crew. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

Tracks + Soundclips

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1. Caravan 7:47
2. Ode to a Friend 5:38
3. Peaceful Poet 7:08
4. Together We Rise 4:45
5. Hot 5:53
6. Hookin' It 6:02
7. Waltzing at Denison 4:55
8. Walkin' with Buddy 7:51

Details and Credits

Product Details
  • Label: Music Masters
  • Release date: 1988
  • Instrumental
Styles
  • Bop
  • Swing
Album Credits
Performance Credits
Brian O'Flaherty Trumpet
Clark Terry Flugelhorn
Clinton Sharman Trombone
Danny Cahn Trumpet
Don Mikkelsen Trombone
George Opalisky Saxophone
George Young Sax (Alto)
Glenn Drewes Trumpet
Hale Rood Trombone
Jack Stuckey Saxophone
Jay Leonhart Bass
John Bunch Piano
Keith O'Quinn Trombone
Kenneth Hitchcock Sax (Tenor)
Larry Lunetta Trumpet
Louie Bellson Drums
Robert Millikan Trumpet
Technical Credits
Bob Florence Arranger
Don Menza Arranger
Gregory K. Squires Producer
Jack Hayes Arranger
Joe Roccisano Arranger
Leonard Feather Liner Notes
Lew DelGatto Arranger
Louie Bellson & His Jazz Orchestra Performer
Rick Wilkins Arranger
Tommy Newsom Arranger
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