Town Hall Jazz Concert Charlie Barnet

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  • Release Date: 07/11/2006
  • Original Release: 1955
  • Sales Rank: 136,289
  • Label: HEP RECORDS
  • UPC: 603366008125

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Town Hall Jazz Concert

1LISTENJubilee Jimp / Chuck Terry 3:09
2LISTENMoods / Chuck Terry 3:09
3LISTENBudandy / Chuck Terry 3:08
4LISTENDirty Rotten Shame Blues / Charlie Barnet and His Cherokees 5:30
5LISTENBlue Moon / Charlie Barnet and His Cherokees 3:01
6LISTENBop a Boogie / Charlie Barnet and His Cherokees 2:42
7LISTENRockin' in Rhythm / Chuck Terry 3:42
8LISTENTell Me Dream Face / Chuck Terry 2:11
9LISTENMy Old Flame / Chuck Terry 3:11
10LISTENCaravan / Chuck Terry 3:18
11LISTENAndy's Boogie / Chuck Terry 3:32
12LISTENPompton Turnpike / Chuck Terry 3:40
13LISTENCherokee/Redskin Rhumba / Chuck Terry 5:47
14LISTENSkyliner / Chuck Terry 3:03
15LISTENEast Side West Side / Chuck Terry 2:46
16LISTENTerry Tune / Chuck Terry 2:11
17LISTENThings Ain't What They Used to Be / Chuck Terry 3:02
18LISTENHello Baby Blues / Chuck Terry 2:46
19LISTENThe Gal / Chuck Terry 3:54
20LISTENBarnetology: Cherokee/Pompton Turnpike/Skyliner/Things Ain't What They / Chuck Terry 11:23

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Featuring six studio tracks and a full 1947 live show, Town Hall Jazz Concert features the late-'40s version of saxophonist Charlie Barnet's big band. Included in the band at the time were such eventual legends as trumpeters Clark Terry and Doc Severinsen along with alto saxophonist Bud Shank. Although not as well known as such swing-era contemporaries as Glenn Miller and Benny Goodman, Barnet's band was a superb swing outfit that also flirted heavily with such cutting-edge styles as bebop and the neophyte West Coast cool sound. Featured here are such solid tracks as Bunny Briggs' mellow vocal take on "Dirty Rotten Shame Blues" and the deliciously hip scat cut "Bop a Boogie." The concert recording from Town Hall in New York City is a stellar affair and really showcases how vital and swinging Barnet's band was live. Matt Collar, All Music Guide

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