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Release Date: 2004-07-13, Audio CD, Collectors' Choice Music

Although 14 minutes of this CD is a specific "Tribute to Benny Goodman," the entire release is actually at least an indirect homage to the King of Swing. Mel Torm? and his trio (pianist John Colianni, bassist John Leitham, and drummer Donny Osborne) are joined by clarinetist Ken Peplowski and vibraphonist Peter Appleyard (who are very reminiscent of Goodman and Lionel Hampton), and the emphasis is on swing-era standards. Torm? is in typically fine form on such tunes as "It's All Right with Me," ...

Songs recorded in two-three singable keys. Perfect for soloists, ensembles and choirs. Demonstration available. Lyrics enclosed. Daywind Soundtracks are not original tracks.

This is Sing-Sing's (Lisa O'neil and Emma Anderson) long-awaited second album. Again, primarily produced by Mark Van Hoen (with a couple of tracks produced by the myterious El Drezidente), the album was mixed by Ray O'neill and Alan Moulder (u2, nine inch nails, the killers, the duke spirit). The songs draw on such diverse influences as folk-rock to german mid-20th oompah waltz to heavy metal (check out the 'hammer-ons in 'Ruby'!). The format of the album is 'enhanced cd' as it includes the animated...

By Louis Prima. Arranged by Roy Phillippe. For Jazz Ensemble. Instructional. Part. 2 pages. Published by Alfred Music - Digital Sheet Music

I Got A Woman. On Broadway. Where Is The Girl. My Romance. What Do I See In The Girl. If I Had A Hammer. In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning. Where Have All The Flowers Gone. Days Of Wine And Roses. Hey Girl. Hundred Pounds Of Clay, A. Where Does Love Go.

Release Date: 2001-06-12, Audio CD, Concord Records

Personnel: Benny Goodman (clarinet); Helen Ward (vocals); Toots Mondello, Hymie Schertzer, Bill Depew, George Koenig, Dave Matthews (alto saxophone); Art Rollini, Dick Clark, Vido Musso, Babe Russin, Lester Young (tenor saxophone); Nate Kazebier, Bunny Berigan, Ralph Muzzillo, Harry Geller, Pee Wee Erwin, Chris Griffin, Mannie Klein, Sterling Rose, Reuben "Zeke" Zarchy, Ziggy Elman, Irving Goodman, Harry James (trumpet); Red Ballard, Jack Lacey, Joe Harris, Murray McEachern, Vernon Brown (trombone...

Live at the Fujitsu-Festival 1992 'Sing, Sing, Sing' by Mel Torme on CD Although 14 minutes of this CD is a specific "Tribute to Benny Goodman," the entire release is actually at least an indirect homage to the King of Swing. Mel Torme and his trio (pianist John Colianni, bassist John Leitham, and drummer Donny Osborne) are joined by clarinetist Ken Peplowski and vibraphonist Peter Appleyard (who are very reminiscent of Goodman and Lionel Hampton), and the emphasis is on swing-era standards. Torme...

A jazz ensemble essential! George Gershwin's song is the foundation for hundreds of jazz tunes, with the use of the chord progression becoming known as "'Rhythm' changes." I GOT RHYTHM is the "real McCoy," arranged here for your first year jazz ensemble...

Description: From “Jazz Shabbat Service.” Set to a fast swing beat. Available for SATB.

You have to admire New York Voices' diversity -- this is a jazz vocal group that has embraced everything from modal post-bop and Brazilian jazz to Stevie Wonder pearls. And how many artists have devoted an entire album to jazz interpretations of Paul Simon tunes? Not everything the Voices have recorded is great, but more often than not, their sense of adventure and open-mindedness have served them well. After paying tribute to pop-rocker Simon in 1997, the Voices make big band music the main focus...

MORRISSEY Sing Your Life (1991 UK 3-track CD single, including The Loop and That's Entertainment, complete with picture sleeve CDPOP1626)