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"Sweets" For The Sweet
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Average Customer Rating:
Based on 6 ratings.
Item Number: VCL 5718
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Description by OLDIES.com:
Harry "Sweets" Edison was one of the greatest trumpeters of all time. Very popular during the big band era, Edison was a renowned soloist who also led his own orchestra and was an in-demand session player through the 1960's (most notably for Frank Sinatra). This collection of 'sweet' music is a great introduction to one of the jazz world's sweetest trumpet players.
Product Description:
Personnel: Harry "Sweets" Edison (trumpet); Leroy Vinnegar, Gerry Wiggins, Jackie Mills, Don Abney. Includes liner notes by Mort Fega.
Tracks:
- 1.What Is There To Say
- 2.I Wish You Love
- 3.Call Me Irresponsible
- 4.Willow Weep For Me
- 5.But Beautiful
- 6.Blues For Christine
- 7.Green Dolphin Street
- 8.Hello Dolly
- 9.Everything Happens To Me
- 10.Days Of Wine And Roses
- 11.Carpetbaggers
- 12.Sweets For The Sweet
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CD Details:
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Original Album:
SUE P-1030 (1964)
- Format: CD
- Genre: Big Band & Swing
- Label: Collectables Records
- Originally Released in: 1996
- Release Date: February 27, 1996
- OLDIES.com Sales Rank: 15,896
- Item Number: VCL 5718
- UPC: 090431571828
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Shipping Weight: 0.25/lbs (approx);
Counts as 1 item
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Music Lovers' Ratings & Reviews
Average Customer Rating:
Based on 6 ratings.
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A Specially Sweet Treat
Music Lover: Michael Darcy from Placentia, CA US -- June, 13, 2004
For any and all Harry Edison fans, this CD is wonderful. Harry has so often played with a mute. He was one of the foremost with a mute ever heard, yet his open horn playing is featured here on a few numbers. The first track, What Is There To Say, is divine. Harry's sense of dynamic and phrasing here is beyond description. Another open horn number is But Beautiful. This number also shines dynamically. My favorite muted number on this album is Call Me Irresponsible. Get this CD.
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