The 1940's introduced the Kenton Era with an impact seldom heard in music. After introducing the challenging new sounds of "Artistry in Rhythm", Kenton presented "Progressive Jazz", a dramatic transition in Kenton's turbulent musical career. Here are the extensive highlights of the first ten years of the Kenton Era.

The Stan Kenton Story - Kenton, Stan  

Disc 1

1. Suite For Saxophones 2:30
2. Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me 2:21
3. Eager Beaver 3:14
4. Harlem Folk Dance 1:52
5. Artistry In Rhythm 3:04
6. I'm Going Mad For A Pad 3:09
7. And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine 2:16
8. Gotta Be Gettin' 3:18
9. Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye 3:05
10. Are You Livin' Old Man 3:05
11. Balboa Bash 2:38
12. I Want A Grown Up Man 2:46
13. Travelin' Man 2:53
14. Tampico 2:42
15. Southern Scandal 3:05
16. It's Been A Long, Long Time 2:44
17. Don't Let Me Dream 2:42
18. Just A Sittin' And A Rockin' 2:48
19. Artistry Jumps 2:36
20. Painted Rhythm 2:54
21. Blue Music 3:31
22. Body And Soul 3:14

Disc 2

1. Easy Street 3:36
2. On The Sunny Side Of The Street 3:47
3. I Surrender Dear 3:25
4. Begin The Beguine 2:35
5. Two Moose In A Caboose 3:22
6. Solitude 3:17
7. No Baby, Nobody But You 2:42
8. Tea For Two 2:59
9. One Twenty 2:35
10. I Never Thought I'd Sing The Blues 3:06
11. Shoo Fly Pie And Apple Pan Dowdy 3:13
12. I Been Down In Texas 3:03
13. Intermission Riff 2:57
14. Four Months, Three Weeks, Two Days, One Hour Blues 3:04
15. Artistry In Boogie 3:33
16. Come Back To Sorrento 2:58
17. I Got The Sun In The Morning 3:12
18. Peg O My Heart 3:01
19. Come Rain Or Come Shine 3:13
20. He's Funny That Way 3:12
21. Ain't No Misery In Me 3:01
22. Artistry In Percussion 3:13
23. Safranski 3:07
24. Artistry In Bolero 3:03

Disc 3

1. Yesterdays 3:37
2. I've Got The World On A String 3:40
3. Ecuador 2:41
4. More Than You Know 2:25
5. Loverman 3:25
6. Scotch And Water 2:58
7. Cocktails For Two 3:01
8. Everybody Swing 2:16
9. Willow Weep For Me 3:11
10. Fantasy 2:39
11. Concerto To End All Concertos, Pts. 1 & 2 6:18
12. Opus In Pastels 2:48
13. After You 2:59
14. Down In Chi-Hua-Hua 2:57
15. Rhythm Incorporated (Capitol Punishment)Pts.1 & 2 5:05
16. There Is No Greater Love 3:03
17. Across The Alley From The Alamo 2:35
18. Collaboration 2:39
19. The Spider And The Fly 2:24
20. Minor Riff 3:05
21. Machito 2:27
22. Lover 2:44

Disc 4

1. Artistry In Harlem Swing 2:46
2. By The River Ste Marie 1:39
3. April In Paris 2:14
4. Don't Worry About Me 2:04
5. If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight 3:44
6. Elegy For Alto 3:10
7. Soothe Me 3:09
8. Chorale For Brass, Piano And Bongo (Prologue, Suite, Second Movement) 3:01
9. Theme To The West 3:09
10. Abstraction (Prologue, Suite, Third Movement) 3:05
11. Fugue For Rhythm Section 2:56
12. Monotony 3:06
13. Unison Riff 3:10
14. Lament 3:05
15. Impressionism 3:00
16. I Told Ya I Love Ya, Now Get Out 2:46
17. Cuban Carnival 2:45
18. The Peanut Vendor 2:43
19. Thermopolae 2:54
20. Over The Rainbow 3:15
21. Metronome Riff 2:41
22. Introduction To A Latin Rhythm (Prologue, Suite, First Movement) 2:42
23. Journey To Brazil (Prologue, Suite, Fourth Movement, Finale) 3:01
24. How High The Moon 2:28
25. Interlude 3:09

Discography

Disc One

Stan Kenton - Artistry In Rhythm

Jack Ordean, Bill Lahey, as; Ted Romersa, Red Dorris, ts; Bob Gioga, bs; Stan Kenton, p; Al Costi, g; Howard Rumsey, b; Marvin George, d.

C.P. MacGregor Studios, Hollywood, between August and September, 1941.

SUITE FOR SAXOPHONES

- OPUS IN PASTELS

- A REED RAPTURE

- ETUDE FOR SAXOPHONE

- TRIBUTE TO A FLATTED FIFTH

Stan Kenton and his Orchestra : Ray Borden, John Carroll, Buddy Childers, Karl George, Dick Morse, tp; Harry Forbes, George Faye, tb; Bart Varsalona, b-tb; Eddie Meyers, Art Pepper, as; Red Dorris, voc, ts; Maurice Beeson, ts; Bob Gioga, bs; Stan Kenton, p; Bob Ahern, g; Clyde Singleton, b; Joe Vernon, d.

C.P. MacGregor Studios, Hollywood, November 19, 1943.

111-3 DO NOTHING TILL YOU HEAR FROM ME

(Arr. Frank Comstock) Capitol 14197

112-2 EAGER BEAVER

(Arr. Stan Kenton) Capitol 159

113-3 HARLEM FOLK DANCE

(Arr. Frank Comstock Capitol 15192 114-3 ARTISTRY IN RHYTHM

(Arr. Stan Kenton) Capitol 159

Stan Kenton and his Orchestra : John Carroll, Buddy Childers, Karl George, Dick Morse, tp; Harry Forbes, George Faye, Bill Atkinson, tb; Bart Varsalona, b-tb; Eddie Meyers, Chet Ball, as; Dave Matthews, Stan Getz, ts; Maurice Beeson, bs; Stan Kenton, p; Bob Ahern, g; Gene England, b; Jesse Price, d; Anita O'Day, voc.

C.P. MacGregor Studios, Hollywood, May 20, 1944.

248-2 I'M GOING MAD FOR A PAD

(Arr. Joe Rizzo) Capitol EOX 569

249-1 AND HER TEARS FLOWED LIKE WINE

(Arr. Buddy Baker) Capitol 166

Stan Kenton and his Orchestra : John Carroll, Buddy Childers, Karl George, Gene Roland, Mel Green, tp; Harry Forbes, Freddie Zito, Milt Kabak, tb; Bart Varsalona, b-tb; Bob Lively, Boots Mussulli, as; Stan Getz, Emmett Carls, ts; Bob Gioga, bs; Stan Kenton, p; Bob Ahern, g; Bob Kesterson, b; Johnny Bock, d; Anita O'Day, voc.

New York City, September 26, 1944.

321-1 GOTTA BE GETTIN' (Arr. Gene Roland) Capitol 178

Same personnel as September 26, 1944, except Jim Falzone, d; replaces Johnny Bock, add Gene Howard, voc.

C.P. MacGregor Studios, Hollywood, December 15, 1944.

5224-3 EVERY TIME WE SAY GOODBYE

(Arr. Boots Mussulli) Capitol 187

525-3 ARE YOU LIVIN' OLD MAN

(Arr. Gene Roland) Capitol 187

526-2 BALBOA BASH (Arr. Stan Kenton) Capitol 10040

Stan Kenton and his Orchestra : John Caroll, Buddy Childers, Karl George, Gene Roland, Mel Green, tp; Harry Forbes, Freddie Zito, Milt Kabak, tb; Bart Varalona, b-tb; Bob Lively, Boots Mussulli, as; Stan Ketz, Dave Madden, ts; Bob Gioga, bs; Stan Kenton, p; Bob Ahern, g; Bob Kesterson, b; Jim Falzone, d; Anita O'Day, voc.

C.P. MacGregor Studios, Hollywood, January 16, 1945.

547-2 I WANT A GROWN UP MAN

(Arr. Gene Roland) Capitol T - 20244

548-1 TRAVILIN' MAN (Arr. Gene Roland) Capitol 48012

Stan Kenton and his Orchestra : John Carroll, Buddy Childers, John Anderson, Gene Roland, Mel Green, tp; Freddie Zito, Milt Kabak, Marshall Ocker, tb; Bart Varsalona, b-tb; Bob Lively, Boots Mussulli, as; Joe Magro, Dave Madden, ts; Bob Gioga, bs; Stan Kenton, p; Bob Ahern, g; Max Wayne, b; Bob Varney, d; June Christy, voc.

Universal Studios, Chicago, May 4, 1945.

341-4 TAMPICO (Arr. Gene Roland) Capitol 202

342-4 SOUTHERN SCANDAL

(Arr. Stan Kenton) Capitol 202

Stan Kenton and his Orchestra : Buddy Childers, Ray Wetzel, John Anderson, Russ Burgher, Bob Lymperis, tp; Freddie Zito, Jimmy Simms, Milt Kabak, tb; Bart Varsalona, b-tb; Al Anthony, Boots Mussulli, as; Bob Cooper, Bill McDougald, ts; Bob Gioga, bs; Stan Kenton, p; Bob Ahern, g; Eddie Safranski, b; Bob Varney, d; June Christy, voc.

Radio Station WMCA, New York, July 30, 1945.

691-9 IT'S BEEN A LONG, LONG TIME

(Arr. Stan Kenton) Capitol 219

692-6 DON'T LET ME DREAM

(Arr. Stan Kenton) Capitol 219

Stan Kenton and his Orchestra : Buddy Childers, Ray Wetzel, John Anderson, Russ Burgher, Bob Lympersi, tp; Freddie Zito, Jimmy Simms, Milt Kabak, tb; Bart Varsalona, b-tb; Al Anthony, Boots Mussulli, as; Vido Musso, Bob Cooper, ts; Bob Gioga, bs; Stan Kenton, p; Bob Ahern, g; Eddie Safranski, b; Ralph Collier, d; June Christy, voc.

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, October 30, 1945.

777-2 JUST A SITTIN' AND A-ROCKIN'

(Arr. Gene Roland) Capitol 229

778-3 ARTISTRY JUMPS

(Arr. Stan Kenton) Capitol 229

779-5 PAINTED RHYTHM

(Arr. Stan Kenton) Capitol 250

Stan Kenton and his Orchestra : Same personnel as October 15, 1945, but add Gene Howard, voc.

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, November 27, 1945. (Transcription session).

ET 424-2 BLUE MUSIC (Arr. Gene Howard) B-99

ET 425-1 BODY AND SOUL (Arr. Boots Mussulli) B-97



Disc Two

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, November 27, 1945. (Transcriptions session).

ET 427-1 EASY STREET (Arr. Gene Roland) B-96

ET 427-2 ON THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET

(Arr. Gene Roland) B-97

ET 428-2 I SURRENDER DEAR (Arr. Boots Mussulli) B-99

ET 429-2 BEGIN THE BEGUINE (Arr. Stan Kenton) B-97

ET 430-2 TWO MOOSE IN A CABOOSE

(Arr. Gene Roland) B-99

Discographical Note : Capitol Transcription Sessions were entirely separate from the phono dates. Titles were not awarded individual master numbers. Instead the "matrix" identifies the 16" lacquer and the number after the dash the track on that lacquer. Thus ET 292-2 ?? means "Begin The Beguine", was recorded on lacquer number 429, and the chosen take is the second track on that lacquer. More titles were recorded per session, because the same level of perfection was not demanded on phone dates, since transcription recordings were not intended for public sale, though in Kenton's case the difference in quality is minimal.

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, December 20, 1945. (Transcription Sessions).

Same personnel as October 15, 1945, but add Ray Klein, tb.

ET 521-1 SOLITUDE (Arr. Pete Rugolo) B-95

ET 522-1 NO BABY, NOBODY BUT YOU

(Arr. Gene Roland) B-95

ET 523-1 TEA FOR TWO

(Arr. Gene Roland) B-95 EOX/WDX - 569

ET 523-2 ONE TWENTY

(Arr. Stan Kenton) B-96 EOX/WDX - 569

ET 526-1 I NEVER THOUGHT I'D SING THE BLUES

(Arr. Milt Kabak) B-96 EOX/WDX - 569

Same personnel as October 15, 1945, except Ray Klein, tb; replaces Jimmy Simms.

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, December 26, 1945.

884-4 SHOO FLY PIE AND APPLE PAN DOWDY

(Arr. Gene Roland) Capitol 235

885-1 I BEEN DOWN IN TEXAS

(Arr. Gene Roland) Capitol 235

Same personnel as above.

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, January 14, 1946.

892-2 INTERMISSION RIFF (Head Arr.) Capitol 298

893-2 FOUR MONTHS, THREE WEEKS, TWO DAYS,

ONE HOUR BLUES (Arr. Gene Roland) Capitol 250

Stan Kenton and his Orchestra : Buddy Childers, Ray Wetzel, Chico Alvarez, John Anderson, Ken Hanna, tp; Kai Winding, Miff Sines, Milt Kabak, tb; Bart Varsalona, b-tb; Al Anthony, Boots Mussulli, as; Vido Musso, Bob Cooper, ts; Bob Gioga, bs; Stan Kenton, Pete Rugolo (-1); p; Bob Ahern, g; Eddie Safranski, b; Shelly Manne, d.

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, June 4, 1946.

1136-2 ARTISTRY IN BOOGIE (-1)

(Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 273

1137-2 COME BACK TO SORRENTO

(Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 20086

Same personnel as June 4, 1946, but add June Christy (voc).

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, June 7, 1946. (Transcription Session).

ET 1332-2 I GOT THE SUN IN THE MORNING

(Arr. Pete Rugolo) A-9

ET 1333-1 PEG O'MY HEART (Arr. Pete Rugolo) B98/10183

ET 1333-2 COME RAIN OR COME SHINE

(Arr. Pete Rugolo) A-9

ET 1335-1 HE'S FUNNY THAT WAY

(Arr. Pete Rugolo) B98/10184

Same personnel as June 7, 1946.

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, July 12, 1946.

1194-1 AIN'T NO MISERY IN ME

(Arr. Gene Roland) Capitol 20099

1195-2 ARTISTRY IN PERCUSSION

(Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 20089

1196-2 SAFRANSKI (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 20088

1197-1 ARTISTRY IN BOLERO

(Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 20086

Disc Three

Same personnel as June 7, 1946.

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, July 18, 1946. (Transcription session).

ET 1663-2 YESTERDAYS (Arr. Pete Rugolo) B 100

ET 1664-1 I'VE GOT THE WORLD ON A STRING

(Arr. Pete Rugolo) B 251

ET 1664-1 ECUADOR (Arr. Gene Roland) B 100

ET 1667-1 MORE THAN YOU KNOW (Arr. Stan Kenton) B 251

Same personnel as June 7, 1946.

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, July 19, 1946. (Transcription session).

ET 1671-1 LOVERMAN (Arr. Pete Rugolo) B 252

ET 1672-2 SCOTCH AND WATER (Arr. Gene Roland) B 252

ET 1673-1 COCKTAILS FOR TWO (Arr. Pete Rugolo) B 252

ET 1674-1 EVERYBODY SWING (Arr. Gene Roland) B 252

Stan Kenton and his Orchestra : Buddy Childers, Ray Wetzel, Chico Alvarez, John Anderson, Ken Hanna, tp; Kai Winding, Harry Forbes, Miff Sines, tb; Bart Varsalona, b-tb; Al Anthony, Boots Mussulli, as; Vido Musso, Bob Cooper, ts; Bob Gioga, bs; Stan Kenton, p; Bob Ahern, g; Eddie Safranski, b; Shelly Manne, d; June Christy, voc.

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, July 25, 1946.

1217-4 WILLOW WEEP FOR ME (Arr. Pete Rugolo)

Capitol 20087

Same personnel as July 25, 1946.

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, July 26, 1946.

1218-5 FANTASY (Arr. Stan Kenton) Capitol 1008

1223-3 CONCERTO TO END ALL CONCERTOS

(PT. 1) (Arr. Stan Kenton) Capitol 382

1222-4 CONCERTO TO END ALL CONCERTOS

(PT. 2) (Arr. Stan Kenton) Capitol 382

Same personnel as July 25, 1946.

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, August 2, 1946.

1311-3 OPUS IN PASTELS (Arr. Stan Kenton) Capitol 20088

Stan Kenton and his Orchestra : Buddy Childers, Ray Wetzel, Chico Alvarez, John Anderson, Ken Hanna, tp; Kai Winding, Skip Layton, Milt Bernhart, Harry Forbes, tb; Bart Varsalona, b-tb; Eddie Meyers, Boots Mussulli, as; Red Dorris, Bob Cooper, ts; Bob Gioga, bs; Stan Kenton, p; Bob Ahern, g; Eddie Safranski, b; Shelly Manne, d; June Christy, voc; The Pastels - Margaret Dale, Dave Lambert, Wayne Howard, Jerry Packer, Jerry Duane, group - voc.

RKO - Pathe Studios, New York, January 2, 1947.

1280-6 AFTER YOU (Arr. Pete Rugolo/Dave Lambert)

Capitol 361

Stan Kenton and his Orchestra : Buddy Childers, Ray Wetzel, Chico Alvarez, John Anderson, Ken Hanna, tp; Kai Winding, Skip Layton, Milt Bernhart, Harry Forbes, tb; Bart Varsalona, b-tb; Eddie Meyers, Boots Mussulli, as; Vido Musso, Bob Cooper, ts; Bob Gioga, bs; Stan Kenton, p; Bob Ahern, g; Eddie Safranski, b; Shelly Manne, d; The Pastels - Margaret Dale, Wayne Howard, Jerry Packer, Jerry Duane, Don McLeod, group. voc.

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, February 13, 1947.

1638-6 DOWN IN CH-HUA-HUA (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 449

Same personnel as February 13, 1947, but The Pastels out.

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, February 27, 1947.

1665-2 RHYTHM INCORPORATED, PT.1 (Arr. Pete Rugolo)

Capitol 10185

1669-5 RHYTHM INCORPORATED, PT. 2 (Arr. Pete Rugolo)

Capitol T-155

Same personnel as February 13, 1947, but add June Christy, voc.

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, February 28, 1947.

1671-2 THERE IS NO GREATER LOVE (Arr. Pete Rugolo)

Capitol 387

1672-3 ACROSS THE ALLEY FROM THE ALAMO

(Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 387

1673-3 COLLABORATION (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 408

Same personnel as February 28, 1947, except in The Pastels, Jimmy Borland replaces Jerry Duane.

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, March 31, 1947.

1803-6 THE SPIDER AND THE FLY (Arr. Pete Rugolo)

Capitol B 20129

1804-2 MINOR RIFF (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol B 449

Add Ivan Lopez, bgo; Eugenio Reyes, maracas.

1805-1 MACHITO (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 15194

Same personnel as February 27, 1948.

1809-2 LOVER (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 15031

Disc Four

Same personnel as March 31, 1947.

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, April 1, 1947 (Transcription Session)

ET 2171-1 ARTISTRY IN HARLEM SWING (Arr. Gene Roland) B-311

ET 2174-2 BY THE RIVER STE. MARIE (Arr. Pete Rugolo) B-332

ET 2175-1 APRIL IN PARIS (Arr. Ken Hanna/Dave Lambert) B-332

ET 2176-1 DON'T WORRY Ã?BOUT ME (Arr. Pete Rugolo) B-332

ET 2177-1 IF I COULD BE WITH YOU ONE HOUR TONIGHT (Arr. Pete Rugolo) B-331

Stan Kenton and his Orchestra : Buddy Childers, Ray Wetzel, Al Porcino, Chico Alvarez, Ken Hanna, tp; Milt Bernard, Eddie Bert, Harry Betts, Harry Forbes, tb; Bert Varsalona, b-tb; George Weidler, Frank Pappalardo, as; Bob Cooper, Warner Weidler, ts; Bob Gioga, bs; Stan Kenton, p; Laurindo Almeida, g; Eddie Safranski, b; Shelly Manne, d; Jack Costanzo, bgo; June Christy, voc.

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, September 24, 1947.

2273-1 ELEGY FOR ALTO (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 10126

2274-2 SOOTHE ME (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 15031

2275-2 CHORALE FOR BRASS, PIANO AND BONGO (Prologue, suite, second movement) (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 10183

Same personnel as September 24, 1947, but add Rene Touzet, maracas (-1).

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, September 25, 1947.

2280-5 THEME TO THE WEST (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 15005

2281-2 ABSTRACTION (-1) (Prologue, suite, third movement) (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 10184

2282-2 FUGUE FOR RHYTHM SECTION (-1) (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 10127

Same personnel as September 24, 1947, but add Salvador Armenta, maracas.

Radio Recorders, Hollywood, October 20, 1947.

2352-3 MONOTONY (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 10124

Stan Kenton and his Orchestra : Buddy Childers, Ray Wetzel, Al Porcino, Chico Alvarez, Ken Hanna, tp; Milt Bernhart, Eddie Bert, Harry Betts, Harry Forbes, tb; Bart Varsalona, b-tb; George Weidler, Art Pepper, as; Bob Cooper, Warner Weidler, as; Bob Gioga, bs; Stan Kenton, p; Laurindo Almeida, g; Eddie Safranski, b; Shelly Manne, d; Jack Costanzo, bgo; Rene Touzet, maracas (-1); June Christy, voc.

Radio Recorders, October 22, 1947.

2361-1 UNISON RIFF (THE FATAL APPLE) (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 15018

2362-4 LAMENT (LAMENT FOR GUITAR) (-1) (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 10125

2364-5 IMPRESSIONISM (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 10126

2368-4 I TOLD YA I LOVE YA, NOW GET OUT (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 15018

Same personnel as October 22, 1947, but add Carlos Vidal, cgo; Jose Mangual, timbales, cowbell; Machito, maracas (-1).

RKO - Pathe Studios, New York, December 6, 1947.

2667-5 CUBAN CARNIVAL (Cubana) (-1) (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 10124

2668-2 THE PEANUT VENDOR (-1) (Head Arr.) Capitol 15052

2670-3 THERMOPOLAE (Thermophylae) (Arr. Bob Graettinger) Capitol 15052

Same personnel as December 6, 1947.

Broadcast, Century Room, Hotel Commodore, New York, December 13, 1947.

13293 OVER THE RAINBOW (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol W 569-5

Same personnel as October 22, 1947, but add : The Metronome All-Stars : Dizzy Gillespie, tp; Bill Harris, tb; Flip Phillips, ts; Buddy De Franco, cl; Nat Cole, p; Billy Bauer, g; Buddy Rich, d (-1); Carlos Vidal, cga; Machito, maracas (-2).

RKO - Pathe Studios, New York, December 21, 1947.

2934-4 METRONOME RIFF (Pete's Riff) (-1) (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 15039

2935-5 INTRODUCTION TO A LATIN RHYTHM (Prologue, suite, first movement) (-2) (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol T 172

2936-1 JOURNEY TO BRAZIL (Prologue, suite, finale) (-2) (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 57/54-631

2937-1 HOW HIGH THE MOON (Arr. Neal Hefti/Pete Rugolo) Capitol 15117

Milt Bernhart, Eddie Bert, Harry Betts, Harry Forbes, tb; Bart Varsalona b-tb; Stan Kenton, p; Laurindo Almeida, g; Eddie Safranski, b; Shelly Manne, d.

RKO - Pathe Studios, New York, December 22, 1947.

2964-2 INTERLUDE (Arr. Pete Rugolo) Capitol 15117