Jazz At The Philharmonic - Philharmonic Auditorium, Los Angeles, July 2, 1944
1.) - 4.)
J. J. Johnson (tb); Illinois Jacquet, Jack McVea (ts); Nat "King" Cole (p); Les Paul (g); Johnny Miller (b); Lee Young (d)
5.) - 8.)
Meade "Lux" Lewis (unaccompanied p)
9.)
Shorty Sherock (tp); Bump Myers, Joe Thomas (ts); Buddy Cole (p); Red Callender (b); Joe Marshall (d)
10.)
Nat "King" Cole (p, voc); with Les Paul (g); Johnny Miller (b); and Lee Young (d)
11.) - 12.)
Shorty Sherock (tp); Illinois jacquet, Jack McVea (ts); Nat "King" Cole (p); Les Paul (g); Red Callender, Johnny Miller (b); Lee Young (d); Carolyn Richards (voc on track 11)
13.)
Shorty Sherock (tp); Illinois Jacquet, Jack McVea (ts); Nat "King" Cole (p); Les Paul (g); Red Callender, Johnny Miller (b); Lee Young (d)
Recorded July 2, 1944 at the "Philharmonic Auditorium", Los Angeles.
Producer – Norman Granz
Note: This is the very first Jazz at the Philharmonic Concert!
1.) Lester Leaps In 0:00
2.) Tea for Two 9:08
3.) Blues 21:46
4.) Body and Soul 32:20
5.) Yancey Special 42:56
6.) Fast Boogie 46:05
7.) Dupree Blues 47:57
8.) Honky Tonk Train Blues 51:22
9.) C Jam Blues 53:58
10.) Sweet Lorraine 1:00:51
11.) The Man I Love 1:04:08
12.) I've Found a New Baby 1:07:02
13.) Rosetta 1:16:35
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The Mets pretended they had spiritual ties to the old Brooklyn Dodgers - no Giant fan could go there.
I tried - couldn't do it.
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