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The Metronome All-Star Bands - The Metronome All-Star Bands

Musician: The Metronome All-Star Bands
Album title: The Metronome All-Star Bands
Country: UK
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The Metronome All-Star Bands - The Metronome All-Star Bands

The Metronome All-Star Bands Swing Bop 1988 Austria

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Tracklist

A1 Blue Lou
A2 The Blues
A3 Bugle Call Rag
A4 One O'Clock Jump
A5 Look Out
B1 Metronome All-Out
B2a Overtime
B2b Overtime
B3a Victory Ball
B3b Victory Ball

Credits

  • A&R – George T. Simon
  • Musician – Artie Bernstein, Benny Carter, Bill Harris, Billy Bauer, Buddy Rich, Buddy deFranco, Charlie Christian, Charlie Parker, Charlie Ventura, Chubby Jackson, Coleman Hawkins, Cootie Williams, Count Basie, Dave Tough, Dizzy Gillespie, Duke Ellington, Eddie Safranski, Ernie Caceres, "Fats" Navarro*, "Flip" Phillips*, George Auld*, Harry Carney, Harry Edison, Harry James , Herbie Fields, J.C. Higginbotham, J.J. Johnson, Johnny Hodges, Kai Winding, Lennie Tristano, Miles Davis, Neal Hefti, Pete Candoli, Red Norvo, Rex Stewart, Shelly Manne, Sonny Berman, Sy Oliver, Teddy Wilson, Tex Beneke, Tiny Grimes, Tommy Dorsey, Toots Mondello, Will Bradley, Ziggy Elman
  • Producer – George T. Simon
  • Sleeve Notes – George T. Simon

Notes

UK pressing of UK & US release. Although only credited on front sleeve and for the part of music (e.g. Chorus, Break, intro etc.), there is nothing to suggest the performers play any specific instrument per track, though is most likely to be their main instrument on all performances and some are noted in the sleeve notes.

Tracks titles on sleeve are split into songs only. on label and LP, they are split into further bands on side 2.

A similar version exists with the same picture frame design but with brown frame and yellow background The Metronome All-Star Bands* - The Metronome All-Star Bands

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
CAL 426, CAL-426 The Metronome All-Star Bands* The Metronome All-Star Bands ‎(LP, Comp) RCA Camden, RCA Camden CAL 426, CAL-426 Canada 1958
CDN-122, CDN.122, CAL-426 The Metronome All-Star Bands* The Metronome All-Star Bands ‎(LP, Comp, Mono, Bro) RCA Camden, RCA Camden, RCA Camden CDN-122, CDN.122, CAL-426 UK 1959
CAL 426 The Metronome All-Star Bands* The Metronome All-Star Bands ‎(LP, Comp) RCA Camden CAL 426 US 1958



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Charyoll
I have the Us release of this LP and and after reading the sleeve notes I was able to extrapolate more detail information.Track B2 and B3 (Overtime) are the same performers the only difference is that B2 is the shorter version and was recorded for a 10 inch release while B3 uses the same performers the only difference being it includes a trumpet battle between Gillespie, Miles Davis and "Fats" Navarro and was recorded for the 12 inch version. The same is true for Tracks B4 and B5 (Victory Ball) that being track B5 is longer to allow for more solo's. I believe in using the primary instruments of each musicians on all the other tracks rather then list them as credits without instruments. Your comments on my thoughts!

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