neveronfriday Posted December 21, 2004 Report Posted December 21, 2004 Does anyone know anything about this session? Quality? Worth getting? 50 Tracks in One Day (With One Hour for Lunch, of Course) Goodman, Benny Price: $14.95 Audio CD (double) JASMINE Product Description Benny Goodman & The Rhythm Makers Orchestra recorded all 50 of these tracks in one day in a session that lasted seven hours, on June 6th, 1935! CD 1: 1. Makin' Whoopee 2. Poor Butterfly 3. Ballad In Blue 4. Changes 5. I Would Do Anything For You 6. Medley: Mood Indigo/Sophisticated Lady 7. I Can't Give You Anything But Love 8. Yes! We have No Bananas 9. Rose Room 10. I Never Knew 11. Love Dropped In For Tea 12. Farewell Blues 13. Pardon My Love 14. I Was Lucky 15. If I Could Be With You 16. The Darktown Strutters' Ball 17. St. Louis Blues 18. Indiana 19. I Surrender Dear 20. Bugle Call Rag 21. Can't We Be Friends? 22. Life Is A Song 23. Sweet Little You 24. Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea 25. Royal Garden Blues CD 2: 1. Sweet And Lovely 2. Three Little Words 3. Sugar Foot Stomp 4. When We're Alone - Penthouse Serenade 5. Devil In The Moon 6. Jingle Bells 7. Restless 8. Sometimes I'm Happy 9. Wrappin' It Up 10. Rosetta 11. You Can Depend On Me 12. Anything Goes 13. I Get A Kick Out Of You 14. King Porter Stomp 15. Diga Diga Doo 16. Down By The River 17. Every Little Moment 18. Star Dust 19. Dear Old Southland 20. I'm A Ding Dong Daddy From Dumas 21. Lovely To Look At 22. She's A Latin From Manhattan 23. I Know That You Know 24. Stompin' At The Savoy 25. Down South Camp Meetin' Cheers! Quote
brownie Posted December 21, 2004 Report Posted December 21, 2004 Deus, these were radiotranscriptions quickies. Have not listened to those in years. The price seems OK but there's much better Goodman available. Quote
neveronfriday Posted December 21, 2004 Author Report Posted December 21, 2004 ... but there's much better Goodman available. Yep. And I have all of it as well. I think I'll pass this release by then. Cheers! Quote
brownie Posted December 21, 2004 Report Posted December 21, 2004 (edited) ... but there's much better Goodman available. Yep. And I have all of it as well. Deus, you sure about that?? I have somewhere in the basement, some 30 or 40 vinyls of rare BG releases that came out on the Sunbeam label. Bought them years ago for 1 buck each. I'm sure you don't have those. I'll sell them to you for a fortune! (What are friends for ). I know those 1935 radiotranscriptions sessions are the on two LPs. Edited December 21, 2004 by brownie Quote
EKE BBB Posted December 21, 2004 Report Posted December 21, 2004 ... but there's much better Goodman available. Yep. And I have all of it as well. Deus, you sure about that?? I have somewhere in the basement, some 30 or 40 vinyls of rare BG releases that came out on the Sunbeam label. Bought them years ago for 1 buck each. I'm sure you don't have those. I'll sell them to you for a fortune! (What are friends for ). And then, Deus, transfer them to CD-R and send them to me, please... you know my address That´s what friends are for! Quote
king ubu Posted December 21, 2004 Report Posted December 21, 2004 ... but there's much better Goodman available. Yep. And I have all of it as well. Deus, you sure about that?? I have somewhere in the basement, some 30 or 40 vinyls of rare BG releases that came out on the Sunbeam label. Bought them years ago for 1 buck each. I'm sure you don't have those. I'll sell them to you for a fortune! (What are friends for ). And then, Deus, transfer them to CD-R and send them to me, please... you know my address That´s what friends are for! yup, and then we reverse the Belgrade-Madrid-Zurich connection to Madrid-Belgrade-... I guess you get the drift deus must have money, and if not, he can make some Quote
EKE BBB Posted December 21, 2004 Report Posted December 21, 2004 ... but there's much better Goodman available. Yep. And I have all of it as well. Deus, you sure about that?? I have somewhere in the basement, some 30 or 40 vinyls of rare BG releases that came out on the Sunbeam label. Bought them years ago for 1 buck each. I'm sure you don't have those. I'll sell them to you for a fortune! (What are friends for ). And then, Deus, transfer them to CD-R and send them to me, please... you know my address That´s what friends are for! yup, and then we reverse the Belgrade-Madrid-Zurich connection to Madrid-Belgrade-... I guess you get the drift deus must have money, and if not, he can make some Hey, we could start a collection: Give Deus money to buy all those rare Benny Goodman discs... WE NEED THEM! Quote
JSngry Posted January 1, 2005 Report Posted January 1, 2005 Just saw this listed in the latest Collector's Choice catalog and was wondering about it. Googled the album title and found this thread. I find the feat of a big band recording 50 complete tracks in a seven hour session pretty amazing, "quickies" or not. Was that par for the course in those days for these transcription type sides? That's a LOT of work... The CC catalog mentions that band members were paid a dollar per tune. Wow. And - does the band show any sign of fatigue as the session wears on? And did they have a gig later that night? FIFTY tracks in one day? Pretty damn amazing, I think. I'm tempted to pick this up just because. Quote
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