Added by Richard Ransom on November 20, 2009 at 10:16am —
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All Things Stan: part 4
1970
Stan Getz Quintet
Stan Getz, Erik Nordstrom (ts) Bobo Stenson (p) Gunnar Johnson (b) Kenneth Fogerlund (d)
Goteborg, Sweden, April 6, 1970
'Round About Midnight Philology (It) W 40-2
A Night In Tunisia -
* Stan Getz - Sweetie Pie (Philology (It) W 40-2)
1971
Stan Getz Quartet
Stan Getz (ts) Eddy Louiss (org) Rene Thomas (g) Bernard Lubat (d)
"Ronnie Scott's…
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Added by Richard Ransom on November 11, 2009 at 4:16pm —
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All Things Stan: part 3
1960
Stan Getz Quartet
Stan Getz (ts) Jan Johansson (p) Daniel Jordan (b) William Schiopffe (d)
"Kildevangs Church", Copenhagen, Denmark, January 14 & 15, 1960
26879 Night And Day Verve MGV 8393-2, MGV 8401
26880 Pammie's Tune -
26881 Born To Be Blue Jazz Unlimited (Swd) JUCD 2002
26882 I Like To Recognize The Tune Verve MGV 8393-2, MGV 8401
26883 When The…
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Added by Richard Ransom on November 11, 2009 at 4:13pm —
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All Things Stan: part 2
1950
Stan Getz Quartet
Stan Getz (ts) Al Haig (p) Tommy Potter (b) Roy Haynes (d) Junior Parker (vo -1,2)
NYC, January 6, 1950
1. BL1200C Stardust Birdland 6002; Prestige PR 7516, (J) SLP 47
2. BL1201B Goodnight, My Love -
3. BL1202C There's A Small Hotel Birdland 6001; Prestige 45-250, PREP 1311, PRLP 7002; Moodsville MVLP 35; Prestige PR 24019
4. BL1203A Too Marvelous For…
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Added by Richard Ransom on November 11, 2009 at 4:08pm —
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All Things Stan: part 1 1943- 49
1943 (The age of 16)
Jack Teagarden And His Orchestra
Chuck Mackey, Louis Obergh, Nelson Shelladay or Corky Johnson (tp) Wally Barron, Palmar Combatelli, Jack Teagarden Jr. (tb) Jack Teagarden (tb, vo) Irving Frank or Herb Hamilton, Gish Gilberston, Hal Tennyson (as) Stan Getz (ts) unknown (bars) John Witter (p) Vic Cipponeri (b) Frank Horrington (d) Phyllis Lane…
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Added by Richard Ransom on November 11, 2009 at 4:03pm —
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Stan Getz Catalog - album index (1943-91)
1943 (The age of 16)
* Jack Teagarden - AFRS Spotlight Bands 1943 (Queen Disc (It) Q-040)
1944
* Stan Kenton 1944 (Queen Disc (It) Q-054)
1945
* Benny Goodman - Collector's Gems 1929-1945 (Columbia CSM 890/91)
* Benny Goodman - Rare Big Band Gems 1932-1947 (V-Disc to Columbia P3 13618)
* V.A. - Loaded (Savoy MG 12074)
* Stan…
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Added by Richard Ransom on November 11, 2009 at 1:33pm —
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Very rare videos with Stan Getz are available on the website of INA !!! It's a big surprise !
What is
INA ? INA (Institut National de l'Audiovisuel - National Audio-visual Institute) keeps archives from French public TVs and radios.
TV shows are gradually numerized, these shows can be purchased (by download or on DVD) and very short excerpts can be watched...
Small videos cost 1.50€, bigger videos (1 hour) cost 6€, ...
Currently available…
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Added by Pascal Savelon on November 1, 2009 at 11:04am —
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Ah, Sunday moring on a beautiful Colorado sunny 70 degree day reading the magazine section. What an interesting artical about the next "new" thing in music, decoding songs. Stan's name is all over the artical. Good reading, even if I don't quite get it.
Added by frankeric on October 18, 2009 at 12:21pm —
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About three French movies...
### Les Tricheurs (1958 - directed by Marcel Carné)
Miscellaneous groups...
1. Oscar Peterson, piano; Herb Ellis, guitar; Ray Brown, acoustic double bass; Gus Johnson, drums; with
(a) Roy Eldridge, trumpet; Stan Getz, tenor sax;
(b) Coleman Hawkins, tenor sax;
(c) Roy Eldridge, trumpet;
(d) Dizzy Gillespie, trumpet; Sonny Stitt, alto sax.
Recorded on 1st May 1958 in Paris. Four tracks with JATP…
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Added by Pascal Savelon on September 26, 2009 at 5:23am —
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Today is Lester Young's Birthday.
Every sax player owes him big time.
One of the greatest.
Happy Birthday Lester.
Here is a nice compilation.
Happy Birthday Lester
Denis
Added by Denis Ouellet on August 27, 2009 at 9:22pm —
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3CF8cp61oI
What a great show!
frank
Added by frankeric on August 22, 2009 at 11:06am —
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I received an email from a lovely lady in Scandinavia about Stan. It was so sweet and also so revealing as to who Stan really was, that I asked if she would allow me to post her email. Christina graciously agreed... following is what she wrote:
And again.. Thank you so much Christina!
" Hi Bev
I want you to know that meeting Stan back then was one of the greatest experiences of my life. He was very kind to me and his hospitality was outstanding. During the two… Continue
Added by Bev Getz on July 15, 2009 at 9:07pm —
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One of our members, Karl Sterling, just informed me that we had a couple "colorful girls" spamming on here in an ugly fashion. So sorry!
If anyone receives any spam, please let me know so I can AX them! ((-;
THANKS KARL!!!!
XO
Added by Bev Getz on June 20, 2009 at 10:09am —
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Here is a simple yet powerful message to remember
when we are facing a difficult time in life...
When we pray and have
hope for a better tomorrow,
it does wonders and gives us strength and the ability
to handle what's happening today. We just have to
remember to take one step at a time...and keep things
light and simple in present time...so that we will be able
to notice and appreciate all the little miracles that are
happening…
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Added by Benson A. Wong on April 14, 2009 at 1:30pm —
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OUR NEW CD "TIME'S UP!' WILL BE AVAILABLE ON
WWW.CDBABY.COM SOON. TO PURCHASE A COPY BEFORE HAND, PLEASE EMAIL KARL STERLING AT: WWW.KARLVSTERLING@YAHOO.COM
Click HERE to go to the SmoothVibes.com website
www.espjazz.org
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e.s.p. -- Time's Up!
While this is not an exclusively contemporary offering—at least…
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Added by Karl Sterling on April 8, 2009 at 10:30am —
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"I first met Karl Sterling when his parents brought him to a Stan Kenton Orchestra gig in upstate New York. He was a young drummer. This was 1972. Come to think of it, I was a young drummer at the time, too ... but Karl was younger! Karl's parents were justifiably proud of their son and how well he played. Some thirty five-plus years later, I'm the one who is feeling proud of how well Karl plays: proud that he stayed the course with his drumming, and proud that he matured into such a terrific…
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Added by Karl Sterling on March 18, 2009 at 1:37am —
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We are almost there. (-:
So we have ample time to give them our wishes and reminisce.
February 2 1927.
Happy Birthday Stan.
Thank you for all the beautiful legacy that you left us.
All your music is a constant source of joy.
Truly a master.
I am also reminded that this is also Sonny Stitt's birthday. February 2 1924
There must be something special about that date (-:
Sonny was very close to Stan during his JATP days. They made it a…
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Added by Denis Ouellet on January 31, 2009 at 1:36am —
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I lived in S.F. and visited many of the clubs there that are long extinct. When Bill Evans died there was an impromptu (spontaneous) gathering of jazz bretheran (players and enthusiasts) at Bimbo's on Columbus Ave. in North Beach. First and last time I saw Stan. He had his huge, beautiful white husky there circulating with him throughout this saddened but exhilerated crowd...He played like Stan plays......pulling the soul out of body and heart from heart-beat...glorious, emotional and…
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Added by Daniel R. Kuhn on January 22, 2009 at 12:46pm —
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Very sadly, the jazz world has lost one of the true greats, trumpeter Freddie Hubbard. We will miss you greatly, Freddie:
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Added by Karl Sterling on December 30, 2008 at 12:17am —
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David "CasT" CasTiglione brings his jazz home to Auburn for Nov. 21 show
AUBURN NY - These days everyone knows him as "CasT." You may have seen
him on PBS,or in the horn section with The Dave Matthews Band on "Live on The
Rocks" Cd or DVD, or on tour with George Clinton.
Auburn native and sax player David CasTiglione returns to his home town of Auburn
for a special appearance with his jazz quartet at Bear Bones Bar-B-Que, located
at 83 Wall Street…
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Added by Karl Sterling on November 18, 2008 at 3:21pm —
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