Just Jazz All Stars How High the Moon

AFRS 262 47-11-17 0:00 - 9:55 minutes Just Jazz All Stars How High the Moon Chuck Peterson trumpet, Vic Dickenson trombone, Benny Carter alto sax, Charles Barnet tenor sax, Dodo Marmarosa piano, Irving Ashby guitar, Red Callender string bass, Jackie Mills drums.

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[chouna]

JJ all stars... is thisthe band that produced legendary recording of "Stardust" ?

where is Lionel Hampton and Slam Stewart ?

[tug0jackson]

I believe it is a different band. Just a coincidence of a catchy name. See the info box for the musicians on this tune. There is also a link to a pdf file (4 total actually) with an excellent dscography of the songs and musicians on Jubilee. Lionel Hampton was a frequent contributor to the Armed Forces Radio Jubilee program.

[blower24]

ok,

who is trumpeter please?

[tug0jackson]

Chuck Peterson

[blower24]

thank yoou tugOjackson,what hapened to him?what kind of career he made,he?s very personal "swinger"

[tug0jackson]

According to Answers com: Chuck Peterson is notable for being the trumpeter trading off with Ziggy Elman on Tommy Dorsey's famous 1942 record "Well Git It." After playing French horn and trombone while in high school, Peterson switched to trumpet. He worked locally, was in Hank Biagini's band and then was part of the Artie Shaw Orchestra (1937-39), where he occasionally soloed. Peterson was with the orchestras of Tony Pastor, Tommy Dorsey (off and on during 1939-42) and Woody Herman.

[bluesborn]

dig that propulsive groove swinging like no tomorrow.

[mmtwins2]

hey im looking for Frank Sinatra singing how high the moon if someone could help that would be nice

[thebluefish768]

really great and fun recording...I listened to it for reference for my own solo's, always fun listening to the pros :)

[swangonce]

Gene Norman was the producer/promoter of the famous 1947 concert in Pasadena California where the legendary Lionel Hampton recording was done. Gene Norman is also heard announcing the tune on this broadcast. He must have had a 'franchise' on the name "Just Jazz All-Stars". :)

[blower24]

ola,

thank you answ. about chuck peterson