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CD Details

Released: August 18, 2017
Originally Released: 1960
Label: Sepia Recordings

Tracks:

1.Peter Gunn Theme
2.Just in Time
3.Night Train
4.Almost Like Being in Love
5.Tres Chic
6.Come Back to Sorrento
7.Baby (You've Got What It Takes)
8.Mr. Anthony's Boogie
9.One O'Clock Jump
10.Too Marvelous for Words
11.Why Don't You Do Right?
12.Alright, Okay, You Win
13.TV Themes: Dragnet / Man With the Golden Arm / M Squad / Colonel Boogie March / Peter Gunn
14.Mack the Knife
15.Let's Call the Whole Thing Off
16.When the Saints Go Marching
17.Peter Gunn Theme
18.Haul Off and rock
19.Kisses Sweeter Than Wine
20.Be-Bop Baby
21.Jailhouse Rock
22.Rock Around the Rock Pile
23.Big Band Boogie
24.Ev'rytime
25.The Girl Can't Help It
26.Pete Kelly's Blues
27.Sound Off
28.Dragnet
29.Gunsmoke
30.Peter Gunn
31.Fallout
32.Walkin' to Mother's
33.Dreamsville

Product Description:

Personnel: Joe Maini (tenor saxophone); Vern Friley (trombone); Arnold Ross (piano); Don Simpson (double bass); Jerry McKenzie (drums).

Audio Remasterer: Robin Cherry.

Recording information: The Sahara Hotel, Las Vegas (03/07/1960).

Recorded live at the Sahara in Las Vegas, Ray Anthony's "New Show" is squarely in labelmate Louis Prima's territory. Unfortunately, Anthony is no Louis Prima. His female accompaniment, however, seems to have at least much of the appeal, if not exactly the singing ability, of Keely Smith. Hamming it up on such tunes as "Mack the Knife" and "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off," Anthony or Anthony and pals make convincing lounge acts. Less interesting are the instrumentals. Despite brief passes at crime themes, never once does the band hit anything as hip as on the Like Wild album. Fans of Ray Anthony or lounge acts may appreciate it, but most others will readily forget it. ~ Tony Wilds