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Bob Brookmeyer: Gloomy Sunday (1961), Caravan

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Uploaded by on Sep 14, 2010

Bob Brookmeyer: Trombone (Valve)
Alan Raph: Trombone
Bill Elton: Trombone
Wayne Andre: Trombone
Al Cohn: Tenor Sax
Phil Woods: Clarinet, Alto Sax
Phil Bodner: Tenor Sax, Oboe, English Horn
Ed Wasserman: Alto Sax
Eddie Caine: Alto Sax, Flute
Gene Allen: Baritone Sax, Bass Clarinet
Doc Severinsen: Trumpet
Clark Terry: Trumpet
Bernie Glow: Trumpet
Nick Travis: Trumpet
Eddie Costa: Vibraphone, Percussion
Hank Jones: Piano
George Duvivier: Bass
Mel Lewis: Drums

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  • I can't find this album on amazon, is this the right album?

  • @benvtucker15 You can find the vinyl on Amazon and Ebay

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  • @1948BigCy I agree with You! And exelent solos!

    janne from Sweden

  • This is an arranger's arrangement...I am familiar with Caravan, but how Ralph Burns got the ideas for this arrangement is beyond me...sounds almost as a work for Kenton with almost total brass...but he does not give you a headache, like Kenton sometimes does...there is a perfect balance of sound, rhythm, timbre, and tonality...I wish I had written this...

  • R.I.P Ralph Burns

  • One more thing...look at the musicians Brookmeyer sounded himself with...all the top-notch players of the 1960's...that's a combination difficult to beat...great song, great arrangement, great players/solos and a great leader...absolute perfection...thanks fellas...thanks recording industry...thanks youtube

  • This is the greatest arrangement of Caravan I've ever heard...I can't find it on a CD either...I have the vinyl, too...Brookmeyer knew it too...it was the first cut on the album...He gave Ralph BURNs full credit...this is a half a century old but sounds as good as the day it was recorded...the world has changed a lot since 1961, but great music is timeless...the Sauter arrangement here is interesting, but Burn's takes first prize...I never tire of listening to it!!

  • R.I.P. Bob Brookmeyer

  • It's on a Verve two-fer where the lead is Gary McFarland's version of the music to "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying." It's listed in Amazon, probably, with that first.

  • @spacepatrolman gloomy sunday was the suicide song not played here

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