Recorded from an Armed Forces Radio Service 'One Night Stand' radio transcription disc #1946. Contains 8 songs from Benny Goodman's band ans sextet recorded live form the Palladium in Los Angeles....
Recorded from an Armed Forces Radio Service 'One Night Stand' radio transcription disc #1946. Contains 8 songs from Benny Goodman's band ans sextet recorded live form the Palladium in Los Angeles. It was played on radio October 1, 1949.
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Unfortunately, I only have one of his cuts from around this period - a small group recording of "Stealin' Apples" featuring, among others, Fats Navarro shortly before his death in 1949 - part of a 3 disc 78rpm set based on the music from the movie "A Song Is Born", for, what the album says, The Damon Runyon Foundation.
I really like Benny's bop recordings! I also have that Giants of Jazz 78rpm set, except there were just 2 of the original records left and the "Stealin' Apples" disc was the only one still playable, but I think it's mighty fine!
Many (maybe all??) of Benny's "bop" tunes are on a Capitol-Jazz CD, "Undercurrent Blues" from 1995... Thanks for sharing this 16" version!!
I've been trying to reconstruct Doug Mettome's career for quite some time. I didn't know this recording existed--it sounds more like a version I've heard, after Goodman canned Wardell Gray. In any event, I don't think too many people are aware of its existence.
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Unfortunately, I only have one of his cuts from around this period - a small group recording of "Stealin' Apples" featuring, among others, Fats Navarro shortly before his death in 1949 - part of a 3 disc 78rpm set based on the music from the movie "A Song Is Born", for, what the album says, The Damon Runyon Foundation.
Many (maybe all??) of Benny's "bop" tunes are on a Capitol-Jazz CD, "Undercurrent Blues" from 1995... Thanks for sharing this 16" version!!