JAZZ THEMES FROM TWO GREAT MOVIES BY LEITH STEVENS THE WILD ONE PRIVATE HELL 36

Description: Leith Stevens' All Stars / Shorty Rogers and His OrchestraJAZZ THEMES FROM TWO GREAT MOVIES BY LEITH STEVENS: THE WILD ONE / PRIVATE HELL 36 Personnel: Maynard Ferguson, John Graas, Milt Bernhart, Jimmy Knepper, Bob Enevoldsen, Bud Shank, Herb Geller, Sal Franzella, Bill Holman, Bill Perkins, Jimmy Giuffre, Bob Cooper, Bob Gordon, Russ Freeman, Lou Levy Reference: FSRCD 2201 The music on this CD contains the celebrated jazz scores Leith Stevens wrote for "The Wild One" in 1953 and "Private Hell 36" in 1954. The idea behind putting both scores together on one disc is to offer all this exciting music originally issued on three different records. Stevens' use of progressive jazz created an innovation in film-music history and Stevens was very particular about choosing the right jazz musicians to work on his scores. For these movies he used the interpretative skill of the oustanding young trumpeter and conductor Shorty Rogers. Shorty's collaboration with Steven in scoring films produced some of the most exciting background music of the time. Four of the jukebox tunes from "The Wild One" were first recorded by Shorty's own 19-piece band and issued on a 7-inch single by RCA Victor, still with the original title "Hot Blood". These large orchestra tracks were the first recordings of its genre appearing in a movie, and the beginning of a jazz tendency in dramatic films. Tracklisting: The Wild One01. Hot Blood (The Wild One) 02. Blues for Brando03. Windswept04. Chino05. The Wild One06. Lonely Way07. Beetle08. Blues for Brando09. Hotshoe10. Windswept11. Scramble12. Chino13. Black rebel's Ride14. Prelude to a Rumble15. Drag for Beers16. Bewildered Private Hell 3617. Private Hell 3618. Havana Interlude19. Easy Mood20. Daddy, Long Legs21. Joshua22. Didn't You Know?23. Lilli24. Dance of the Lilliputian25. Private Blues Personnel and recording dates:Tracks #1-4, Shorty Rogers and his Orchestra:Shorty Rogers, Conrad Gozzo, Maynard Ferguson, Tom Reeves, Ray Leen (tp); John Graas (flh); Paul Sarmento (tuba); Jimmy Knepper, Harry Betts (tb); Bob Enevoldsen (v-tb); Bud Shank, Herb Geller (as); Bill Holman, Bill Perkins (ts); Jimmy Giuffre, Bob Cooper (bs); Russ Freeman (p); Joe Mondragon (b); Shelly Manne (d). Recorded in Hollywood, on July 14, 1953 Tracks #5-12, Leith Stevens' All Stars:Shorty Rogers (tp); Maynard Ferguson (tp on #5,7,8,11,12); Milt Bernhart (tb on #6,8,9,10); Bud Shank (as, ts); Bob Cooper (ts); Jimmy Giuffre (ts, bs); Russ Freeman (p); Carson Smith (b); Shelly Manne (d). Recorded in Hollywood, on October 2, 1953 Tracks #13-16, Leith Stevens' All Stars:Shorty Rogers, Buddy childers (tp); John Graas (fh); Milt Bernhart (tb); Sal Franzella (as, cl); Herb Geller (as); Bob Cooper (ts); Jimmy Giuffre (bs); Bud Shank (bass s); Lou Levy (p); Ralph Pena (b); Larry Bunker (d). Recorded in Hollywood, on April 2, 1956 Tracks #17-21 & 23-25, Leith Stevens and His Orchestra:Shorty Rogers, Pete Candoli, Charles Grifford, Carlton McBeath (tp); John Graas (fh); Paul Sarmento (tuba); Milt Bernhart, Harry Betts (tb); Bob Enevoldsen (vtb); George Roberts (v-tb); Sal Franzella (as, cl); Lennie Niehaus (as); Bob Cooper, Jimmy Giuffre (ts); Bob Gordon (bcl, bs); Bud Shank (bass s); Claude Williamson (p); Joe Mondragon (b); Shelly Manne (d). Recorded in Hollywood, on September 3, 1954 Tracks #22: Ida Lupino (p, vcl). Recorded in Hollywood, 1953

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