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Varsity Sides

Jack Teagarden And His Orchestra · 1986

Лейбл	Savoy Jazz
Каталожный №	SJL 1162
Формат	Винил, LP, Сборник, Переиздание, Ремастеринг
Дата выпуска	1986
Страна	США
Жанр	Джаз
Стиль	Биг-бэнд

Треклист

	If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight
	My Melancholy Baby
	Can't We Talk It Over
	The Blues
	Love For Sale
	You, You Darling
	The Moon And The Willow Tree
	Wham
	Devil May Care
	Night On The Shalimar
	I Hear Bluebirds
	Fatima's Drummer Boy
	Now I Lay Me Down To Dream
	Wait Til I Catch You In My Dreams
	And So Do I
	River Home

Участники

Bass: Arnold Fishkin

Design [Album Design]: Dick Smith

Drums: Ed Naquin

Drums: Paul Collins

Engineer [Mastering]: Joe Brescio

Guitar: Danny Perri

Lacquer Cut By: Joe Brescio

Liner Notes: Phil Schaap

Piano: Nat Jaffe

Producer [Original Sessions]: Eli Oberstein

Reeds: Art St. John

Reeds: Benny Lagasse

Reeds: Danny Polo

Reeds: Jack Goldie

Reeds: Joe Ferdinando

Reeds: Larry Walsh

Reeds: Tony Antonelli

Reissue Producer: Phil Schaap

Remastered By [78s]: Jack Towers

Trombone: Jack Teagarden

Trombone: Joe Ferrall

Trombone: Jose Gutierrez

Trombone: Seymour Goldfinger

Trumpet: John Fallstitch

Trumpet: Sid Feller

Trumpet: Tommy Gonsoulin

Vocals: David Allyn

Vocals: Jack Teagarden

Vocals: Kitty Kallen

Vocals: Marianne Dunne

Компании

: Master Cutting Room

: Hub-Servall Record Mfg. Corp.

Идентификаторы и матрицы

Matrix / Runout	SJL⸱1162⸱A MCR Bre HuB
Matrix / Runout	SJL⸱1162⸱B MCR Bre HuB

Примечания

Jack Teagarden, a first team player in any jazz band is featured singing and playing his trombone on recordings from the VARSITY label. These sides have not been available since the early forties and have been remastered with precious care by the legendary sound wizard Jack Towers. This important Savoy issue restores to the catalogue all sixteen titles Jack Teagarden recorded for VARSITY, his label in 1940. A-1 thru A-4 recorded February 19-26, 1940 A-5 thru A-8 recorded February 20-27, 1940 B-1 thru B-4 recorded April 14-16, 1940 B-5 thru B-8 recorded late July, 1940 All selections first time on LP.