| AFTRS BANDSTAND USA DISCOGRAPHY | ||||||
| # | GROUPS | DESCRIPTION | LIKELY RECORD DATE | |||
| 1 | MILES DAVIS MJQ |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 1 (END-585) ; 1+2 MJQ [Modern Jazz Quartet]. 1958-01-25. On the initial show, "Bandstand, U.S.A." takes you on a visit to Greenwich Village in the city of New York, where you'll hear live jazz, in truly modern form, by Miles Davis' group and the Modern Jazz Quartet. As an added feature, noted trumpeter Maynard Ferguson, answers a few questions on jazz and talks about jazz in general. Side B: Mystery time 49 (END-537) : the Tell-tale heart. On Mystery time, you'll hear Edgar Allen Poe's famous classic, "the Tell-tale heart." On a lonely night, there is a knock on an old man's door. Upon opening the door, he is confronted by a man who wants to rob him of his life's savings. When the old man refuses to give up his treasures, the intruder strangles him. But "the Tell-tale heart" is the intruder's undoing. |
1957-07-20 | |||
| 2 | MILES DAVIS MJQ |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 2 (END-585). Tommy Reynolds, the producer of "Bandstand, U.S.A.", takes you to Greenwich Village, in New York. The first stop is at the Cafι Bohemia, where you'll hear Miles Davis and his Quintet playing an unusual arrangement of "Bye, bye blackbird." The next stop is at the Village Vanguard, where the Modern Jazz Quartet plays "Vieni," "One never knows" and "Conflagration. 1960-05-05 Side B: Mystery time 50 (END-537). Mystery Time presents the thriller, "I'll dance on your grave", starring Lawson Zerbe and Athena Lord. The story opens in a music hall where a beautiful, young girl is auditioning for a Broadway producer. A famous dancer needs a partner, and Anita Barnes seems to be the best bet. Tony, the dancer, and Anita decide to get married. To complicate things, their press agent falls in love with Anita too. Anita and the press agent try to get rid of Tony, and this is where the thrills and chills being. Aired 1980-01-09. |
1957-07-27 | |||
| 3 | GIL MILLET BOBBY HACKETT |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 3 (END-585). Two orchestras take the bandstand. First, it's Gil Millet's group playing from Cafι Bohemia, in Greenwich Village, New York. The selections are: "Quadrama" and "Mark I." The second portion of the program takes you to the Voyager Room, in the Henry Hudson Hotel, New York, where you'll hear Bobby Hackett and his men playing "Alla hadra", "It's all in your mind", "Perdido", "Spain", and "Fidgety feet." Tommy Reynolds is the jazz commentator. Side B: Mystery time 51 (END-537). George Petrie stars in Joseph Green's gripping thriller, "They'll never believe me." A reporter sees an old man walk out into the middle of the street in front of an oncoming automobile. Too late to shout, the reporter watches the accident. As a result of the accident, the man is stricken by amnesia. The reporter tries to help the man uncover his cloudy past. |
1957-08-03 | |||
| 4 | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY JEAN HOFFMAN TRIO |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 4 (END-585). "Bandstand, U.S.A" takes you on another visit to the Cafι Bohemia and Village Vanguard in New York City. Julian "Cannonball" Adderley and his musicians are at the Cafι playing "Our delight," "Lady be good," and "Porky." Jean Hoffman's trio's at the Village giving out with its arrangements of "Yes sir, that's my baby" and "Imagination," with Jean on the vocal, and one of their originals. Side B: Mystery time 52 (END-537). Guy Repp plays in "the Last detail." An elderly scientist finds himself involved in a weird experiment, as he is called to Los Angeles to participate in a scientific spectacle. He soon discovers that the spectacle he is supposed to participate in is murder. |
1957-08-10 | |||
| 5 | BOBBY SCOTT TURK MURPHY |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 5 (END-585). Bobby Scott's group plays from the Cafι Bohemia, New York, and Turk Murphy's orchestra plays from Bourbon Street, New York. The first group plays "Somewhere there's music," "How about you," "I get a kick out of you" and two original tunes. Turk's group swings out on "Georgia camp meeting," "Just a cousin of mine," "Down home rag," and "Ballin the jack." Side B: Mystery time 53 (END-537). Bill Lipton is the star of "the Silent city." George, the hero of the story, is an aspiring novelist who is already convinced that he is the greatest. Unfortunately, his boss doesn't think so. George steals a novel, kills the authoress, and returns to his publishing company with it. |
1957-08-17 | |||
| 6 | BUDDY RICH TURK MURPHY |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 6 (END-585). This week's jazzfest features star drummer Buddy Rich from New York's Cafι Bohemia and Turk Murphy playing from Bourbon Street Cafι in New York. Jazz favorites played by the combos include "Honeysuckle rose," "Everything happens to me," "Millenberg joys," When my sugar walks down the street," "Climax rag," "Gettysburg march" and "I had someone else before I had you." Side B: Mystery time 54 (END-537). Mystery time reaches into the files of the world's finest mystery classics to bring "Malice," starring Grace Matthews. This tense melodrama tells about a woman in peril who knows she will lose her life unless she can make others realize how dangerous she really is. |
1957-08-24 | |||
| 7 | BUDDY RICH TURK MURPHY BOBBY HACKETT |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 7 (END-585). "Bandstand, U.S.A." takes you to three swingin' spots in New York City: Cafι Bohemia, Bourbon Street, and the Voyager Room, located in the Henry Hudson Hotel. Buddy Rich's group plays "Undecided" and "Broadway" from Cafe Bohemia. Turk Murphy and his group, appearing at Bourbon Street, play three compositions: "Canal Street blues," "After you've gone" and "My honey's lovin' arms." Bobby Hackett and his men close the week's musical roundup with "Christopher Columbus" and "In a lazy mood." Tommy Reynolds is host and Guy wallace is the announcer of the show. Side B: Mystery time 55 (END-537). On Mystery time, you'll hear Mason Adams in "Melody in black," a story about a jazz musician, an out-of-this-world character, who gets himself involved in the strange discord of murder. |
1957-08-31 | |||
| 8 | RAYNELL BRIGHT TURK MURPHY BOBBY HACKETT |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 8 (END-585). The musicians of Raynell Bright's Trio, Turk Murphy's Group and Bobby Hackett's Orchestra, take their horns to Cafe Bohemia, Bourbon Street Cafe, and the Voyager Room in the swinging city of New York, to participate in a free blowing session. You'll hear "way-out" arrangements of "Will you still be mine?," "Basin Street blues," "Poor butterfly" and others. Side B: Mystery time 56 (END-537). Mystery time brings a highly suspenseful story about a famous artist with a violent disposition who finds revenge in a very unusual way. The story takes place in Snow Valley, Idaho, a winter resort high in the mountains. It's late autumn and the snow has fallen. The artist is being examined by a doctor, and is given six months to live. He's aware that his wife will cheat in the romance department, and freezes her lover inside the "abominable" snowman. Kathleen Cordell plays the leading role in the tale, aptly titled, "Their cold companion." |
1957-09-07 | |||
| 9 | BUDDY RICH | Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 9 (END-585) Side B: Mystery time 57 (END-537). The White curtains |
1957-09-14 | |||
| 10 | GENE QUILL / PHIL WOODS BOBBY HACKETT |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 10 (END-585).PHIL AND QUILL at CAFE BOHEMIA 1. Night at Saint Nick's (Gene Quill) -- Gene's groove (Gene Quill) -- BOBBY HACKETT at VOYAGER ROOM HH HOTEL As time goes by (Bobby Hackett) -- Alejandra(?) (Bobby Hackett) -- Rose room (Bobby Hackett) Side B: Mystery time 58 (END-537). |
1957-09-21 | |||
| 11 | PAUL QUINICHETTE BOBBY HACKETT |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 11 (END-585) Paul Quinichette Quintet from The Cafe Bohemia in Grenich Village, New York City featuring Buck Clayton - the songs were not announced and I wasn't able to identify them. Bobby Hackett from The Voyager Room of The Henry Hudson Hotel in New York City with the songs "Time Roof Blues", "Park & Madison" (composed by Pinie Caceres), "Lazy Mood" (personnel includes Johnny Dengler: tuba, Pinie Caceres: piano, Bob Wilbur: clarinet, Ernie Caceres: clarinet/saxophone, Buzzy Drootin: drums Side B: Mystery time 59 (END-537). 1958-03-14 |
1957-09-28 | |||
| 12 | BENNY POWELL | Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 12 (END-585). Benny Powell [illegible] Side B: Mystery time 60 (END-537). Cask of Amontiado. |
1957-10-05 | |||
| 13 | GEORGE SHEARING TURK MURPHY |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 13 (END-585). 1958-03-29. [George] Shearing and Turk [Murphy]. Side B: Mystery time 61. (END-537). Rappaccini's daughter. |
1957-10-12 | |||
| 14 | GEORGE SHEARING TURK MURPHY |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 14 (END-585). [George] Shearing and [Turk] Murphy. Side B: Mystery time 62 (END-537). The mysterious mansion. |
1957-10-19 | |||
| 15 | ROY ELDRIDGE BEN WEBSTER |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 15 (END-585). [Roy] Eldridge ; [Ben] Webster. 1958-12-04 Side B: Mystery time 63 (END-537). Lily pond. |
1957-10-26 | |||
| 16 | BOBBY SCOTT BOBBY HACKETT |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 16 (END-585). Bobby Scott -- Bobby Scott -- This is my lucky day (vc) (Bobby Scott) -- Bobby Scott -- Madison (Bobby Scott) -- Wednesday night (Bobby Hackett) -- Goin' home (Bobby Hackett) Side B: Mystery time 64 (END-537). The black cat. |
1957-11-02 | |||
| 17 | BUDDY RICH BOBBY HACKET |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 17 (END-585). Undecided (Buddy Rich) -- Blue and sentimental (Buddy Rich) -- I've got rhythm (Buddy Rich) -- Stable mates (Bobby Hackett) -- Fidgety feet (Bobby Hackett) -- Darn that dream (Bobby Hackett) Side B: Mystery time 65 (END-537). Can such things be? |
1957-11-09 | |||
| 18 | GEORGE WALLINGTON BOBBY HACKETT |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 18 (END-585). ? (George Wallington Trio) -- ? (George Wallington Trio) -- Whisper not (Bobby Hackett) -- Cotton tail (Bobby Hackett) -- It's all in your mind (Bobby Hackett) Side B: Mystery time 66 (END-537). |
1957-11-16 | |||
| 19 | METROPOLE ALL STARS HORACE SILVER |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 19 (END-585). Metropole All-Stars -- Horace Silver Side B: Mystery time 67 (END-537). A work of genius. |
1957-11-23 | |||
| 20 | HORACE SILVER BOBBY HACKETT |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 20 (END-585). Horace Silver and [Bobby] Hackett. Side B: Mystery time 68 (END-537). Final papers. |
1957-11-30 | |||
| 21 | METROPOLE ALL STARS BOBBY HACKETT |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 21 (END-585). ? (Metropole All-Stars) -- Squeeze me (All-Stars) -- Three little words (All-Stars) -- Lullaby in rhythm (Bobby Hackett) -- the Holiday hop (Bobby Hackett) -- I'm beginning to see the light (Bobby Hackett) -- Cornet chopy suey (Bobby Hackett) Side B: Mystery time 69 (END-537). Charming hostess. |
1957-12-07 | |||
| 22 | UNKNOWN | 1957-12-14 | ||||
| 23 | METROPOLE ALL STARS BOBBY HACKETT |
One 16-inch vinyl rad io
transcription disc containing 30 minutes of live jazz from the Mutual radio
series "Bandstand U.S.A" #23 as broadcast to our troops overseas
circa May 1958. From Ben Harriman's New York Cafe Metropole at 7th Avenue & 48th street, it's the Metropole All-Stars, with house band leader, Henry "Red" Allen, Buster Bailey. Claude Hopkins, Gene Rayme(?), J.C. Higgenbotham with Coleman Hawkins sitting in. "I Would do Anything for Your", "Basin Street Blues", and "Song of the Islands" are featured. The second portion of the program brings Bobby Hackett's Jazz Group from the Voyager Room at the Hotel Hudson playing "Ill Wind", "It. Don't Mean a Thing", "Swiss Criss", "Lady With the Lavender Hair", and "Cancel the Flowers". On the reverse of the disc is the rad io show "Mystery Time" #71 from December 1958 with a tale written by Robert Steven Brody, entitled "All Damages Covered", where a woman attempts to get away with murder, but can't get away from her own conscience. 25 minutes. |
1957-12-21 | |||
| 24 | METROPOLE ALL STARS BOBBY HACKETT |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 24 (END-585). ? (Metropole All-Stars) -- I surrender, dear (Metropole All-Stars with Roy Eldridge) -- Morning air (Bobby Hackett Group) -- the Seal (Bobby Hackett Group) -- ? (Bobby Hackett) -- Lazy mood Side B: Rusty Draper 1 (END-614). Bye bye love (Rusty Draper, vc) -- Breezing along with the breeze (Louise O'Brien, vc) -- Let me be loved (Tommy Sands, vc) -- Shenandoah rose (The No Names, vc) -- I like your kind of love (Draper and O'Brien, vc) -- Medley: I'm gonna sit right down and write (Rusty Draper) -- Ole Cape Cod (Louise O'Brien, vc) -- Marianne (No Names, vc) |
1957-12-28 | |||
| 25 | METROPOLE ALL STARS BOBBY HACKETT |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 25 (END-585). That's a-plenty (Metropole All-Stars) -- Yellow dog blues (Metropole All-Stars) -- Won't you come home, Bill Bailey? (Metropole All-Stars) -- Handle with Carey (Bobby Hackett) -- I guess I'll go back home next summer (Bobby Hackett) -- Zig-zag (Bobby Hacket). Side B: Rusty Draper 2 (END-614). Teardrops in my heart (Louise O'Brien, vc) -- It's good to be alive (no names, vc group) -- a Little bit of Western style (Rusty Draper, vc) -- Cotton candy and a toy balloon (Louise O'Brien and Rusty Draper, vc) -- Around the world (no names, vc) -- Medley: School days (Rusty Draper, vc) -- Exactly like you (Louise O'Brien, vc) -- Do you remember when (no names, vc). |
1958-01-04 | |||
| 26 | METROPOLE ALL STARS WILBUR DE PARIS |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 26 (END-585). Yacht club swing (Metropole All-Stars) -- Basin Street blues (Metropole All-Stars) -- (unknown) (Wilbur de Paris) -- Majorca (Wilbur de Paris) -- Banjoker (Wilbur de Paris). Side B: Rusty Draper 3 (END-614). Why baby why (Rusty Draper, vc) -- Summer love (Louise O'Brien, vc) -- Make like a bunny, honey (Rusty Draper and Louise O'Brien, vc) -- True love (George Liberace, violin and orchestra under Roy Chamberlain) -- Are you satisfied (Rusty Draper and no names, vc) -- Medley: Freight train (Rusty Draper, vc) -- Ballin' the jack (Louise O'Brien, vc) -- When my sugar walks down the street (no names, vc). |
1958-01-11 | |||
| 27 | WILBUR DE PARIS BARBARA CARROLL |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 27 (END-585). (unknown) (Wilbur de Paris) -- Madagascar (Wilbur de Paris) -- Hot lips (Wilbur de Paris) -- (unknown) (Wilbur de Paris) -- (40 seconds of piano riffs) -- (unknown) (Barbara Carroll Trio) -- Everything I've got belongs to you (Barbara Carroll Trio) -- I've got the world on a string (Barbara Carroll Trio) Side B: Rusty Draper 4 (END-614). Talkin' to the blues (Rusty Draper, vc) -- Old Cape Cod (Louise O'Brien, vc) -- Nobody's business but my own (Rusty Draper and Louise O'Brien, vc) -- This love of mind (the No Names, vc) -- a Poem (Rusty Draper, vc) -- Medley: Sweet temptation (Rusty Draper, vc) -- My heart stood still (Louise O'Brien, vc) -- It's good to be alive (No Names, vc). |
1958-01-18 | |||
| 28 | METROPOLE ALL STARS BARBARA CARROLL |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 28 (END-585). ? (Metropole All-Stars) -- Ain't misbehavin' (Metropole All-Stars) -- the Sheik of Araby interr. (Metropole All-Stars) -- No moon at all (Barbara Carroll Trio) -- the Lady is a tramp (Barbara Carroll Trio) -- Two sleepy people (Barbara Carroll Trio) -- Sweet Georgia Brown interr. (Barbara Carroll Trio). Side B: Rusty Draper 5 (END-614). Baby, baby wait for me (Rusty Draper, vc) -- a Fallen star (Rusty Draper, vc) -- You make me feel so young (No Names, vc) -- It's not for me to say (Louise O'Brien, vc) -- Gimme a little kiss (Louise O'Brien, Rusty Draper, vc) -- No help wanted (Rusty Draper, vc) -- Medley: Embraceable you (Louise O'Brian, vc) -- I can't give you anything but love (Rusty Draper, vc) -- Love letters in the sand (No Names, vc -- Freight train (Rusty Draper, vc). |
1958-01-25 | |||
| 29 | WILBUR DE PARIS BARBARA CARROLL |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 29 (END-585). Medley (Wilbur de Paris) -- ? (Wilbur de Paris) -- Piano blues (Wilbur de Paris) -- They can't take that away from me (Barbara Carroll Trio) -- Give me the simple life (Barbara Carroll Trio) -- ? (Barbara Carroll Trio) -- Makin' whoopee (interrupted) (Barbara Carroll Trio). Side B: Rusty Draper 6 (END-614). Dark moon (Louise O'Brien, vc) -- I like your kind of love (Louise O'Brien and Rusty Draper, vc) -- Don't go in the lion's cage, mother (Louise O'Brien, vc, No Names, vc) -- Medley: I'm gonna sit right down (Rusty Draper, vc) -- Summer love (Louise O'Brien, vc) -- Bye bye love (Rusty Draper, vc) -- Purty baby (Rusty Draper, vc). |
1958-02-01 | |||
| 30 | ART BLAKEY ERROLL GARNER |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 30 (END-585). [Art] Blakey and [Erroll] Garner. One 16-inch vinyl radio transcription disc containing 30 minutes of live jazz from the Mutual radio series "Bandstand U.S.A" #30 as broadcast to our troops overseas circa July 1958. From New York's Cafe Bohemia, Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers play "They Say", "March of the Boyd's", and "Bop Theme". Then from the famed Storyville Club in Boston, it's Erroll Garner playing a few of his originals, such as one cal led "Garnering". 25 minutes. Side B: Rusty Draper 7 (END-614). Accentuate the positive (Rusty Draper, vc) -- It's not for me to say (Louise O'Brien, vc) -- Hush-a-bye (Dean Jones, vc) -- Canoodlin' rag (Louise O'Brien, vc) -- Gonna find me a husband (Rusty Draper, vc) -- Girl of my dreams (No Names, vc) -- Teardrops in my heart (Louise O'Brien, vc) -- Freight train (Rusty Draper, vc). |
1958-02-08 | |||
| 31 | METROPOLE ALL STARS BOBBY SCOTT |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 31 (END-585). Back home in Indiana (Metropole All-Stars) -- Yellow dog blues (Metropole All-Stars) -- Marie (interrupted) (Metropole All-Stars) -- ? (Bobby Scott) -- ? (Bobby Scott) -- ? (interrupted) (Bobby Scott). Side B: Rusty Draper 8 (END-614). Baby won't you please come home (Rusty Draper, vc) -- Just another polka (No Names, vc) -- If I give my heart to you (Miyoshi Umeki, vc) -- Old Cape Cod (Louise O'Brien, vc) -- White sport coat (Rusty Draper, vc) -- Dark Moon (Louise O'Brien, vc) -- You make me feel so young (No Names, vc) -- Some of these days (Rusty Draper, vc) -- Tiger rag (No Names, vc) -- Pink Cadillac (Rusty Draper, vc). |
1958-02-15 | |||
| 32 | METROPOLE ALL STARS ART BLAKEY |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 32 (END-585). Dixie and Art Blakey. Metropole All-Stars - Metropole xxx Perdido Roy Eldrige - Trumpet Cozy Cole - Piano Art Blakey Quintet - Cafe Bohemia Intro theme music Blues March xxxx Side B: Rusty Draper 9 (END-619). Freight train (Rusty Draper, vc) -- Mangos (Louise O'Brian, vc) -- Pony Boy (Jerry Colonna, vc) -- Tourists welcome (Jerry Colonna, trombone ; Rusty Draper, guitar and group) -- Four walls (Rusty Draper, vc) -- When my sugar walks down the street (No Names, vc) -- Dark moon (Louise O'Brian, vc) -- Up a lazy river (Rusty Draper, vc) -- Chantez (No Names, vc). |
1958-02-22 | |||
| 33 | OSCAR PETTIFORD JIMMY GIUFFRE |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 33 (END-585). [Oscar] Pettiford and [Jimmy] Giuffre. Oscar Pettiford Sextet - Black Pearl (Owned by Oscar Pettiford) Bohemia After Dark - Theme Stablemates Laura (Betty Gorman Harp Feature, Sahib Shihab - Flute) Battle Axe Jimmy Guiffre 3 - Cafe Bohemia Intro theme music The Swamp People The Green Country The Train And The River Side B: Rusty Draper 10 (END-614). I'm walkin' (Rusty Draper, vc) -- Teardrops in my heart (Joan O'Brien, vc) -- Will you still be mine (Alan Copeland, vc) -- Between the devil and the deep blue sea (No Names, bc) -- White sport coat (Rusty Draper, vc) -- Love letters in the sand (No Names, vc) -- Goin' steady (Louise O'Brien, vc) -- No help wanted (Rusty Draper and No Names, vc) -- Freight train (Rusty Draper, vc). |
1958-03-01 | |||
| 34 | JIMMY GIUFFRE WILBER WARE |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 34 (END-585). [Jimmy] Giuffre 3 and Wilbur Ware 3. Jimmy Guiffre 3 - Cafe Bohemia Intro Theme Music (same Theme) Gotta Dance Forty-Second Street Pickin' 'Em Up And Layin' 'Em Down Four Brothers Wilbur Ware Trio - Cafe Bohemia May Be Wrong The Partys Over Side B: Rusty Draper 11 (END-614). |
1958-03-08 | |||
| 35 | MAX KAMINSKY DICK JOHNSON |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 35 (END-585). Royal garden blues (Max Kaminsky) -- I've found a new baby (Max Kaminsky) -- When you're smiling (not complete, no opening) (Dick Johnson) -- Medley: 1. (unknown) -- 2. Sweet and lovely (interrupted) (Dick Johnson). Side B: Rusty Draper 12 (END-614). |
1958-03-15 | |||
| 36 | REECE MARKEWICH JOEY MATHIS |
Reese Markewich (Mark V)
Quintet- Cafe Bohemia Tenor same theme as many of these Flute Street Hurricane Connie Pony Joey Mathis Trio - Storyville Boston Almost Like Being In Love My Funny Valentine September In The Rain |
1958-03-22 | |||
| 37 | WYNTON KELLY TRIO RUBY BRAFF & PEE WEE RUSSELL |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 37 (END-585). It had to be you (Wynton Kelly Trio) -- ? (Wynton Kelly Trio) -- the Thrill is gone (Wynton Kelly Trio) -- Makin' whoopee (Wynton Kelly Trio) -- When you're smiling (Ruby Braff, Pee Wee Russell) -- What is there to say (Ruby Braff, Pee Wee Russell). Side B: Rusty Draper 14 (END-614) |
1958-03-29 | |||
| 38 | MAX KAMINSKY JIMMY GUIFFRE |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 38 (END-585). [Max] Kaminsky and [Jimmy] Giuffre. Max Kaminsky - Gothic Room at the Hotel Duane Sam At Joy Blues (Theme Intro) The Wolverine Blues Baby Wont You Please Come Home When The Saints Go Marching In Jimmy Guiffre 3 - Cafe Bohemia Intro Theme Music California Here I Come The Lonely Time Voodoo Four Brothers Side B: Rusty Draper 15 (END-614). |
1958-04-05 | |||
| 39 | ANITA O'DAY JEAN THEILMANS JIMMY GIUFFRE |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 39 (END-585). Anita O'day ; Jean Theilmans. Jimmy Guiffre 3 - Cafe Bohemia Intro Theme Music Thats The Way It Is Crawdad Suite Anita ODay - Storyville Intro Theme Music Have You Met Miss Jones S Wonderful They Cant Take That Away From Me Honeysuckle Rose Bewitched, Botered and Bewildered Side B: Rusty Draper 16 (END-614). |
1958-05-03 | |||
| 40 | MAX KAMINSKY HAL MCKUSICK |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 40 (END-585). Panama (Max Kaminsky) -- You're some ugly child (Max Kaminsky) -- What became of the big bands? (Max Kaminsky) -- (Touche) (Max Kaminsky) -- (50 seconds close on unknown instrumental by Hal McCusic) -- Blues half-smiling (Hal McCusic) -- You don't know what love is (interrupted) (Hal McCusic). Side B: Rusty Draper 17 (END-614). |
1958-05-10 | |||
| 41 | MILES DAVIS FOUR COMMUTERS |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 41 (END-585). Miles [Davis] and 5 Commuters[?]. Miles Davis - Four, Bye Bye Blackbird, Walkin Commuters - Skyliner, Chicago, Crazy Rhythm Side B: Rusty Draper 18 (END-614). |
1958-05-17 | |||
| 42 | HERBIE MANN TEDDY WILSON |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 42 (END-585). Herbie Mann and Teddy Wilson. Herbie Mann - Cafe Bohemia Same theme/intro theme song as the others, Night In Tunisia, Song For Ruth, Our Love Is Here To Stay Teddy Wilson - The Roundtable Stompin At The Savoy, Tea For Two, Body And Soul / ? / ? (Some ballad medley), Kelly Blue??? Side B: Rusty Draper 19 (END -614). |
1958-05-24 | |||
| 43 | THE COMMUTERS JOE BUSHKIN |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 43 (END-585). Gone with the wind (The Commuters) -- I should care (Commuters, vc group) -- Zing! Went the strings of my heart (The Commuters) -- Ja-Cha (Commuters) -- (about 55 seconds of chords and riffs) -- the Lady is a tramp (Joe Bushkin) -- They can't take that away from me (Joe Bushkin) -- But look at you now (Joe Bushkin). Side B: Rusty Draper |
1958-05-31 | |||
| 44 | THE COMMUTERS STEVE ALLEN |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 44 (END-585). Laura (The Commuters) -- Taking a chance on love (Commuters) -- Sometimes I'm happy (Commuters) -- Just three avenues away(?) (Commuters) -- Night train (interrupted) (Commuters) -- (unknown) (Steve Allen Group - round table all-stars ; Terry Gibbs on vibes?) -- (unknown) (Steve Allen) -- Lullaby of Birdland (Steve Allen) -- Wrap your troubles in dreams (not complete) (Steve Allen). Side B: Rusty Draper 21 (END-614). |
1958-06-07 | |||
| 45 | THE COMMUTERS SAM DONAHUE |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 45 (END-585). "Bandstand" takes you back to the Gothic Room in New York, where The Commuters still hold down the swinging fort. This week, they shine on "I'm beginning to see the light," "Jungle skins," and "I hear music." Then, "Bandstand" makes a fast trip over to the Cafe Bohemia, to catch Sam Donahue and his Quartet on stage. The first number is "Cafe Bohemia's theme." After this, they swing into "Jumpin' Jerry," "Don't blame me," featuring Nat Pierce on the "88s," "Movin' around," with Major Holly on the big bass fiddle, and "East of the sun," and "West of the moon." (30 minutes). Side B: Rusty Draper 22 (END-614). Rhythm and repartee spice the popular "Rusty Draper Show." Assisting the red-haired Draper are: Louise O'Brien, The Trends, three boys and a girl vocal group, and Roy Chamberlain's "Accentuate the positive." Louise O'Brien sings the good old standard, "Embraceable you." For duet stylings, Rusty and Louise go for those "Blackstrap Molasses and wheat germ bread." The Trends blend on "Do you remember when?" Medley time brings "When the saints go marching in," "I cried for you," "The tiger rag," and Rusty winds up things bragging about his "Pink Cadillac." |
1958-06-14 | |||
| 46 | THE COMMUTERS LEE KONITZ |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 46 (END-585). The Commuters still hold down the swingin' bill of fare at the Gothic Room, in Hotel Duane, New York City. The vocal and instrumental jazz group are heard in arrangements of "Billie's bounce," "Serenade in blue," "Love me or leave me," "Lulu's back in town." "Bandstand" takes you to a new nite spot this week called "The Half-noter." Lee Konitz and his Quartet are on stage. The poll-winning altoist Konitz is supported by Warne Marsh, tenor sax player, "Nobby" Toto, on bass, and Paul Mondian, on drums. You'll hear their way-out arrangements of "Yardbird suite," "Topsy" and "the Blues." (Broadcast stateside: 5:30-6:00 PM, PST, Saturday). Side B: Rusty Draper 23 (END-614). Three boys and a girl, better known as The Trends, begin Rusty's show with a spicy one called "Ain't she sweet?" Red-haird Rusty follows, proudly singing "I'm a roving gambler." Louise calms down things with "It's not for me to say." Duet time brings Louise and Rusty and those "Old piano roll blues." When medley time starts it's "I'm Alabamy bound," "I've got a crush on you," "In the good ole summertime," and "Some of these days." (Broadcast stateside: 5:35-6:00 PM, PST, Wednesday). |
1958-06-21 | |||
| 47 | THE COMMUTERS LEE KONITZ |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 47 (END-585). "Live" jazz pickups from popular night spots in New York City. The Commuters are still playing from the Gothic Room in the beautiful Hotel Duane. The selections by the vocal-instrumental group are "Wang wang blues," "I remember you," "moon over Miami" and "Autumn serenade." "Bandstand" also takes you back to the Half-Note, where Lee Konitz Quartet is responsible for the music. You'll hear an original called "317 East 32nd Street," and "Billie's bounce." (Broadcast stateside: 5:30-6:00 PM, PST, Saturday). Side B: Rusty Draper 24 (END-614). "Know who?" by Rusty and the gang, and "Fascination" by Louise O'Brien get things off to a flying start. Rusty and Louise keep up the pace with a duet styling of "Gimme a little kiss." The singing trends do "Sing it, children, sing it." Medley time brings "Mamma don't allow it," "I'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter," "Dark moon," It's good to be alive," "Dark moon" and others. (Broadcast stateside: 5:35-6:00 PM, PST, Wednesday). |
1958-06-28 | |||
| 48 | BARBARA CARROLL LEE KONITZ |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 48 (END-585). 1958-11-15. The femme pianist, Barbara Carroll and her Trio play from one of the finest night spots in New York, "The Roundtable." The group presents excellent arrangements of "Somebody stole my gal," "I've got the world on a string," "Midnight sun," "love is just around the corner," and an original "Barbara's carol." Then "Bandstand" takes a fast ride to "The Half-noter," also in NY, where poll-winning altoist Lee Konitz is supported y his first-grade rhythm section in "Yardbird suite," "Will you still be mine?" and "cheek to cheek." (Broadcast stateside: 5:30-6:00 PM, PST, Saturday). Side B: Rusty Draper 25 (END-614). 1958-12-20. The carrot-top star, Rusty Draper, gets the musical action under way with a little trip "In the middle of the island." Following are the Trends, "For the very first time." Louise O'Brien's first selection is "You gotta see mama every night." The other songs you'll enjoy listening to are: "I gotta have my baby back," "Two lost souls," "Every little movement," "Lulu's back in town," "It's not for me to say," and "You musta been a beautiful baby." (Broadcast stateside: 5:35-6:00 PM, PST, Wednesday). |
1958-07-05 | |||
| 49 | TONY SCOTT BARBARA CARROLL |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 49 (END-585). Tony Scott's Combo plays from the Half-Noter, located in New York city. You'll hear their terrific arrangements of "I'll remember April," "Jumpin' with Symphony Side," and "Moonlight in Vermont." On the second portion of the swingin' affair, "Bandstand" makes it to the Roundtable where Barbara Carroll's Trio are in action. The trio's selections are "Barabara's carol," "No moon at all," "Liza," "I've grown accustomed to her face," and "Witchcraft." (Broadcast stateside: 5:30-6:00 PM, PST, Saturday). Side B: Rusty Draper 26 (END-614). Blonde Molly Bee drops in on "Rusty Draper's show." Rusty sings "Good Golly" to open the program, and Louise O'Brien follows up with "With all my heart." The singing Trends take a musical stroll on "Swingin' down the lane." Miss Molly sings "I love my baby," and joins Rust in "Nobody's business." The other numbers scheduled are: "Are you satisfied," "Linda," and "Canoedelin' rag." (Broadcast stateside: 5:35-6:00 PM, PST, Wednesday). |
1958-07-12 | |||
| 50 | WOODY HERMAN TONY SCOTT |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 50 (END-585). Woody Herman and the Third Herd plays from Birdland, in New York City. Woody begins with his theme song, "Blue flame," and continues with "the Preacher," "the Thrill is gone," "Bluesation" and "Guess I'll have to change my plans." Tony Scott's Quintet still hold down things at the Half-Noter. This week, they play arrangements of "Chances," and "I can't get started with you." (Broadcast stateside: 5:30-6:00 PM, PST, Saturday. Side B: Rusty Draper 27 (END-614). Rhythm singer Rusty Draper waves a tuneful farewell when he sings "Bye, bye love" for the opener. Songstress Louise O'Brien sings "Tammy"; the singing group offers its version of "Sugar blues" and other rhythmic numbers are scheduled. (Broadcast stateside: 5:35-6:00 PM, PST, Wednesday). |
1958-07-19 | |||
| 51 | DAVE BRUBECK TONY SCOTT |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 51 (END-585). The incomparable quartet of Dave Brubeck play from Birdland in New York. The well-known jazz group features pianist Brubeck and alto saxophonist Paul Desmond. They play unusual arrangements of "St. Louis blues" and "Someday my prince will come." Tony Scott's Quintet are still swinging at the Half-Noter. Tony plays clarinet and sax, and this week features Philly Joe Jones on drums. "the Chant" and "I'll remember April" are the modern jazz arrangements. (Broadcast stateside: 5:35-6:00 PM, PST, Saturday). Side B: Rusty Draper 28 (END-614). Rusty Draper has guitar - will pick, and sing. he opens with the tasty number "Honeycomb." Supporting Rusty are Louise O'Brien and The Trends. "We kept on dancing," "Be my baby bumblebee," "Sing it, children sing it," "It's not for me to say," "Glad rags," "Anytime," and "No help wanted" are among this week's collection. (Broadcast stateside: 5:35-6:00 PM, PST, Wednesday). |
1958-07-26 | |||
| 52 | JOHNNY RICHARDS TONY SCOTT |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 52 (END-585). "Bandstand U.S.A." brings the wildly exciting jazz concert band of Johnny Richards, playing from Birdland in New York City. Richards' jazz-book contains a large repertoire of originals, standards and moody instrumentals. You'll hear "Band-aid," "What is there to say?" and "Of oh," sub-titled "Dance of the lost." Tony Scott, clarinet and baritone-sax man, heads the Quintet playing from the "Half-Noter." The musical notes offered are "Yardbird suite" and "Primrose path." (Broadcast stateside: 5:30-6:00 PM, PST, Saturday). Side B: Rusty Draper 29 (END-614). Bonnie Guitar makes a guest appearance on "Rusty Draper's show." The red-haird star gets musical action under way with a rhythmic one called "No hu hu." Bonnie sings "Dark moon" and "There's a new moon over my shoulder." The singing Trends, in a spiritual mood, offer "Sing it, children," and a ballad "As time goes by." Louise O'Brien sings about "Red hot Henriette Brown." Rusty ends his show with "Bye bye love." (Broadcast stateside: 5:35-6:00 PM, PST, Wednesday). |
1958-08-02 | |||
| 53 | JOHNNY RICHARDS LENNIE TRISTANO |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 53 (END-585). "Bandstand" visits Birdland, in New York, where Johnny Richards and his top jazzmen are in the bandbox. The leader is well-known through long association with Stan Kenton's orchestra. Johnny and his men play two way-out originals, "Och-um" and "Yamaiya." From Birdland, "Bandstand" takes a fast ride over to the Half-Noter to pick up on Lennie Tristano's combo. Tristano's on the keys, and the progressive combo takes off on "She's funny that way" and "Melancholy baby." (Broadcast stateside: 5:30-6:00 PM, PST, Saturday). Side B: Rusty Draper 30 (END-614). The guitar-pickin' singin' star, Rusty Draper, with the Trends, kick off the show with "Goodbye, so long." Louise O'Brien remembers Al Jolson on "Rockabye your baby with a Dixie melody." The Trends return for the "Cornbelt symphony" and get in a romantic mood for "This love of mine." Rusty also turns his thoughts to autumn doing "September song," and changes the pace with a rock n' roller "Good golly Purty Molly." Rusty and the gang wind up the musical variety show swinging "In the middle of an island." (Broadcast stateside: 5:35-6:00 PM, PST, Wednesday). |
1958-08-09 | |||
| 54 | AUSTRAILIAN JAZZ QUARTET LENNIE TRISTANO |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 54 (END-585). "Bandstand, U.S.A." opens with unique sounds in jazz presented by the Australian Jazz Quintet from club Roundtable in New York. "Pennies from heaven," "Little girl blue," "Cubano chant" and "You stepped out of a dream" are the tune titles. From The Roundtable, "Bandstand" makes a fast trip to the Half-Noter, also located in New York, where Lennie Tristano's musical group takes care of business. Their selections: "East 32nd Street," "These foolish things," and "You go to my head." (Broadcast stateside: 5:30-6:00 PM, PST, Saturday). Side B: Rusty Draper 31 (END-614). Rusty Draper begins the weekly musical variety with "Marchin' along with the blues," then feels a little devilish and suggests, "Let's go chain' women." The singing Trends blend their voices for "Ida," and Louise O'Brien gets in a romantic mood for "the Song you heard when you fell in love." Rusty and Louise team up on "who's your little whosis." the other songs scheduled are "Sidewalk waltz," "Alabama jubilee," "It's a man," "Those wedding bells are breaking up that old gang of mine," and "Pink Cadillac." (Broadcast stateside: 5:35-6:00 PM, PST, Wednesday). |
1958-08-16 | |||
| 55 | MAYNARD FERGUSON PETER APPLEYARD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 55 (END-585). From New York's Birdland, it's the music of Maynard Ferguson and his orchestra. "Groove's wailin'," "B.J.'s back in town" and "Tenderly" are played. The second portion of the program brings Peter Appleyard, his vibraharp and group playing from "The Roundtable." "Stompin' at the Savoy" and "Lullaby of Birdland" are among the selections. (Broadcast stateside: 5:30-6:00 PM, PST, Saturday). Side B: Rusty Draper 32 (END-614). Rusty Draper and his regulars take care of the music for the week. Rusty begins singing "I'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter," followed by the singing "Trends" version of "doodle de doo." Rusty then looks southward and sings "Mobile." Louise O'Brien sings about the "Autumn leaves," and it's mutual admiration when Rusty and Louise vocalize together on "I like your kind of love." Other numbers are on tap, and Rusty winds up the musical variety show with "Y'all come." (Broadcast stateside: 5:35-6:00 PM, PST, Wednesday). |
1958-08-23 | |||
| 56 | MAYNARD FERGUSON CHARLIE SHAVERS |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 56 (END-585). "Bandstand" takes you to popular night spots back East. The first stop is "Birdland," where Maynard Ferguson and his orchestra are doing the honors. They swing on "I never knew" and "My man, Chopin." Then "Bandstand" takes a fast trip to "The Roundtable," where Charlie Shavers and his progressive combo play "Pennies from heaven," "Dawn on the desert," and "Four brothers." (Broadcast stateside: 5:30-6:00 PM, PST, Saturday). Side B: Rusty Draper 33 (END-614). The "Rusty Draper Show" gets off to a fine start with the red-haired star singing a favorite, "No hu hu." The Trends follow recalling those "Little white lies." Rusty comes in again with "A fallen star" and Louise O'Brien assures you that "It's a wonderful thing to be love." Other songs on tap are: "So long baby, so long," "Hawaiian war chant," "After you've gone," "Hold me, thrill me," "Soft sands," and the folk ballad, "John Henry." (Broadcast stateside: 5:35-6:00 PM, PST, Wednesday). |
1958-08-30 | |||
| 57 | COUNT BASIE TYREE GLENN |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 47 (END-585). The Count Basie Orchestra and the Tyree Glenn Combo are featured on this week's Bandstand, emanating from Birdland and The Roundtable in New York city. There's Count Basie's famous "One o'clock jump," and "Jumping at the woodside" as well as "Drivin".. at Birdland, and at the Roundtable, Tyree Glenn and his Combo play "Introductory," "Rough ridin'," and "Satin doll." (Broadcast Stateside Saturday, 5:30-6:00 PM). Side B: Rusty Draper 34 (END-614). Rusty goes Polynesian when he sings "In the middle of an island," and then makes a quick change for "Georgia's on my mind." Louise O'Brien sings "Tammy" and "It's not for me to say." During medley time, Rusty revives one number which led to his singing stardom, "Gambler's guitar." (Broadcast Stateside Wednesday, 5:35-6:00 PM). |
1958-09-06 | |||
| 58 | COUNT BASIE THE COMMUTERS |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 58 (END-585). The Count Basie Orchestra and The Commuters are featured on this week's Bandstand emanating from Birdland in New York City and The Gothic Room in Hotel Duane, New York City. Count Basie and his aggregation play "A swingin' thing," "That's what I'm talking about" and "Whirly-bird," and The Commuters come up with "Lulu's back in town," "Serenade in blue," "the Devil and the deep blue sea," and "Sweet and lovely." (Broadcast Stateside Saturday, 5:30-6:00 PM). Side B: Rusty Draper 35 (END-614). Rusty swings off on "Kiss me big" and follows with Louise O'Brien singing "My heart reminds me." Togher they sing "Make like a bunny honey." Other musical numbers include "Yes indeed," "the Little fat boid," "Deed I do," "Your cheatin' heart," "Sugar blues" and "Bye bye love." (Broadcast Stateside Wednesday, 5:35-6:00 PM). |
1958-09-13 | |||
| 59 | STAN KENTON JAZZ WORLD TRIO (RONNIE BALL) |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 59 (END-585). Stan Kenton and his Orchestra and the Jazz World Trio are featured on this week's Bandstand. Stan Kenton holds forth at Birdland in New York City and the Jazz World Trio in the "Den" at Hotel Duane, New York City. Kenton opens with "I concentrate on you," following with "How am I to know?" "What's new" and "My old flame." The Jazz World Trio with Ronnie ball (former Ted Heath Band pianist), Peter Inde, and Al Sheaks, guitar, carry on with "My melancholy baby" and "Blues in the closet." (Broadcast Stateside Saturday, 5:30-6:00 PM). Side B: Rusty Draper 36 (END-614). Rusty and the gang start off with "Honeycomb." The Trends follow with "A June night, the moonlight and you," then Louise O'Brien says "You can't lose the blues with colors." Other music - "Goody goody," "Around the world," "Ballin' the jack" and "Little coquette." (Broadcast Stateside Wednesday, 5:35-6:00 PM). |
1958-09-20 | |||
| 60 | STAN KENTON THE COMMUTERS |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 60 (END-585). Stan Kenton and his Orchestra and The Commuters are featured on this week's Bandstand, coming from Birdland in new York City and "The Gothic Room" in Hotel Duane, New York City. Kenton and his men play "I concentrate on you" with featured soloists - Kent Larson, trombone, Bill Robinson, baritone-sax, Lennie Niehaus, alto-sax, jack Sheldon, trumpet and Jerry McKenzie, drums. The Stan Kenton Orchestra also "rendezvous at sunset" with Billy Catalano, trumpet soloist. The Commuters carry on with "Sometimes I'm happy" and "Falling in love is wonderful." (Broadcast Stateside Saturday, 5:30-6:00 PM). Side B: Rusty Draper 37 (END-614). Rusty starts off this week's show with "Walkin' my baby back home." Louis O'Brien follows with "hold me, thrill me, squeeze me." The Trends have this to say - "You're cheatin' yourself." Other music includes "Cotton candy and a toy balloon," "By the bend of the river," "No hoo hoo," "It's a wonderful thing to be loved," "June night," "It ain't nobody's business" and "Jambolaya." (Broadcast Stateside Wednesday, 5:35-6:00 PM). |
1958-09-27 | |||
| 61 | MAYNARD FERGUSON JAZZ WORLD TRIO |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 61 (END-585). Maynard Ferguson and his Orchestra dnt eh Jazz-World Trio are featured on this week's Bandstand, coming from Birdland and "The Den," Hotel Duane in New York City. Music - "Groover wailin'" (composer Johnny Mandel) has Maynard on trumpet with Wayne leggio tenor sax, "And we listened" (from his new album), "Message from Newport," "Velvet," (composed by Marty Paich) features Willie Maidin on tenor sax and "Three little foxes," is comprised of English-born (ex-Ted Heath) pianist, Ronnie ball, with Peter Inde on bass and Paul Shackford, guitar. They play "That old feeling" and "I'll remember April." (Broadcast Stateside Saturday, 5:30-6:00 PM). Side B: Rusty Draper 38 (END-614). Rusty begins this week's show with "Goodbye, so long," and Louise O'Brien follows with "Stormy weather." Together they sing "So long." The Trends ask "Do you remember when?" and other music includes "Send for me," "Please be understanding," "On a Sunday by the sea," "Dark moon," and "After you've gone." (Broadcast Stateside Wednesday, 5:35-6:00 PM). |
1958-10-04 | |||
| 62 | MAYNARD FERGUSON THE COMMUTERS |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 62 (END-585). Maynard Ferguson and his Orchestra are on this week's Bandstand, coming from Birdland and The Gothic Room in New York City. Music - "Blue Birdland," "Humbug," "And we listened," "Tenderly," "I hear music," "Stairway to the stars," and "Autumn leaves." (Broadcast Stateside Saturday, 5:30-6:00 PM). Side B: Rusty Draper 39 (END-614). Rusty starts off with his wonderful rendition of "Freight train." The Trends follow with "You're cheatin' yourself." Rusty continues with "If I could be with you one hour tonight" - and other music includes "The old piano roll blues," "Lasting love," "Shine on harvest moon," "Old Cape Cod" and "Jambolay." (Broadcast Stateside Wednesday, 5:35-6:00 PM). |
1958-10-11 | |||
| 63 | TYREE GLENN JAZZ WORLD TRIO |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 63 (END-585). Tyree Glenn Group and The Jazz World Trio are featured on Bandstand this week. The Tyree Glenn Group comes from "The Roundtable," New York City, and the Jazz World Trio from "The Den" in Hotel Duane, New York City. Music - "I wonder why," "These foolish things," "All the things you are" and "I found a new baby." (Broadcast Stateside Saturday, 5:30-6:00 PM). Side B: Rusty Draper 40 (END-614). Rusty begins this week's show with "I can't give you anything but love, baby," and Louise O'Brien follows with "My heart reminds me." Other music - "Carolina in the morning," "John Henry," "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi," "Red hot Henrietta Brown," "It's only a paper moon," "Tammy," "Love letters in the sand" and "Bye bye love." (Broadcast Stateside Wednesday, 5:35-6:00 PM). |
1958-10-18 | |||
| 64 | THE COMMUTERS JOE BUSHKIN |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 64 (END-585). The Commuters and Joe Bushkin and his combo are featured on this week's show. The Commuters come from the "Gothic Room," Hotel Duane, New York City, and Joe Bushkin from "The Roundtable," New York City. Music - "Gone with the wind," "I hear a rhapsody," "Rose room," "Hallelujah," "They can't take that away from me," and a Gershwin medley. (Broadcast Stateside Saturday, 5:30-6:00 PM). Side B: Rusty Draper 41 (END-614). Rusty Draper starts off with "I'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter," and Louise O'Brien goes on with "It's a wonderful thing to be loved." More music - "Now is the hour," "Shifting whispering sands," "Do that to me," "two lost souls," "So rare," "Baby won't you please" and "It's a good day." (Broadcast Stateside Wednesday, 5:35-6:00 PM). |
1958-10-25 | |||
| 65 | MACHITO MILES DAVIS |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 65 (END-585). Machito and[?] Miles. 1959-08-29. Side B: Rusty Draper 42 (END-614). |
1958-11-01 | |||
| 66 | BUDDY RICH DAVE LAMBERT SINGERS JIMMY SMITH |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 66 (END-585). The Cinch (Buddy Rich) -- I don't want to be kissed (Buddy Rich) -- Every day (Dave Lambert Singers) -- Joy (Jimmy Smith) -- Tenderly (Jimmy Smith). Side B: Rusty Draper 43 (END-614). 1959-04-02. |
1958-11-08 | |||
| 67 | CHICO HAMILTON JJ JOHNSON |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 67 (END-585). Side B: Rusty Draper 44 (END-614). |
1958-11-15 | |||
| 68 | GEORGE SHEARING AHMAD JAMAL |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 68 (END-585). Kind of cute (George Shearing Quintet) -- These things you left me (George Shearing Quintet) -- Mood for Milt (George Shearing Quintet, featuring Emil Richards, vibes) -- Mambo no. 2 (interrupted) -- Stompin' at the Savoy (Ahmad Jamal) -- Unknown (Ahmad Jamal) -- Autumn in New York (Ahmad Jamal) -- Secret love (Ahmad Jamal). 1959-04-11. Side B: Rusty Draper 55 (END-614). 1959-04-18. |
1958-11-22 | |||
| 69 | TYREE GLENN CHICO HAMILTON |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 69 (END-585). Royal garden blues (Tyree Glenn) -- Teach me tonight (Tyree Glenn) -- It's alright with me (Tyree Glenn) -- Fair weather (Chico Hamilton) -- I'm gonna wash that man right out of my hair (Chico Hamilton) -- In a sentimental mood (Chico Hamilton). Side B: Rusty Draper 46 (END-614). |
1958-11-29 | |||
| 70 | MAYNARD FERGUSON GEORGE SHEARING |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 70 (END-585). [Maynard] Ferguson and [George] Shearing. Red Hill romp (Ferguson) -- Don't go way round[?] (Ferguson) -- the Waltz (Ferguson). George Shearing - Cheek To Cheek, Cuckoo Clock, I'm Old Fashioned, Nocturne Side B: Rusty Draper 47 (END-614). 1959-04-30. |
1958-12-06 | |||
| 71 | COUNT BASIE GEORGE SHEARING |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 71 (END-585). Why not (Count Basie) -- Has anybody here seen Basie (Count Basie) -- ? (Count Basie) -- Lil darling (Count Basie) -- Whirlybird (Count Basie) -- Mine (George Shearing) -- If you were mine (George Shearing) -- From rags to Richards (George Shearing) Side B: Rusty Draper 48 (END-614). |
1958-12-13 | |||
| 72 | COUNT BASIE WOODY HERMAN |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 72 (END-585). Count Basie, Birdland ; Woody Herman, Roundtable. Side B: Rusty Draper 49 (END-614). |
1958-12-20 | |||
| 73 | MILES DAVIS TYREE GLENN |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 73 (END-585). Miles Davis Birdland ; Tyree Glenn, Roundtable. Tyree Glenn - Just You, Sunday,Avalon Miles Davis - Bags Groove Side B: Rusty Draper 50 (END-614). |
1959-01-03 | |||
| 74 | WOODY HERMAN MAYNARD FERGUSON |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 74 (END-585). Woody Herman - Roundtable ; Maynard Ferguson - Birdland From Birdland - Maynard Ferguson Blue Birdland Humbug Doncha Go Way Mad (New Album Out Next Month Swingin Through College) My Man Chopin From The Roundtable - Woody Herman Blue Flame Old Black Magic Body And Soul Woodchoppers Ball Side B: Rusty Draper 51 (END-614) |
1959-01-10 | |||
| 75 | URBIE GREEN DUKES OF DIXIELAND |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 75 (END-585). Urbie Green - Birdland. Dukes of Dixie. To Miss New Orleans-That's A Plenty-Bourbon Street Parade-Memphis Blues, The Very Thought Of You, Cherokee Side B: Rusty Draper 52 (END-614). |
1959-01-17 | |||
| 76 | OSCAR PETERSON DUKES OF DIXIELAND |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 76 (END-585). Oscar Peterson Trio, Storyville. Side B: Rusty Draper 53 (END-614). Dukes of Dixieland roundtable. |
1959-01-24 | |||
| 77 | CHARLIE BYRD BOB SCOBEY |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 77 (END-585). Bob Scobey, Roundtable Charlie Byrd, Showboat. Bob Scobey - Roundtable, Theme Intro - Dixie , Snag It, Thats A Plenty, Muskrat Rumble Charlie Byrd - Showboat in Washington D.C. Satin Doll, Just You, Just Me Side B: Rusty Draper 55 (END-614). |
1959-02-07 | |||
| 78 | TED HEATH CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 78 (END-585). Ted Heath Orchestra and Charlie Byrd. Side B: Rusty Draper 55 (END-614). |
1959-02-14 | |||
| 79 | JOHNNY KEATING CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 79 (END-585). Johnny Keating Orchestra and Charlie Byrd. Side B: Rusty Draper 56 (END-614). |
1959-02-21 | |||
| 80 | SANDY BROWN LE JAZZ HOT |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 80 (END-585). Sandy Brown Orchestra and "Le Jazz Hot." Side B: Rusty Draper 57 (END-614). |
1959-02-28 | |||
| 81 | THE COMMUTERS JOE BUSHKIN |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 81 (END-585). Commuters and Joe Bushkin. Side B: Rusty Draper 58 (END-614). |
1959-03-07 | |||
| 82 | MILES DAVIS | Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 82 (END-585). Miles Davis Sextet: Miles Davis, trumpet ; Julian "Cannonball" Adderley, alto sax ; John Coltrane, tenor sax ; Paul Chambers, bass ; Red Garland, piano ; Jimmy Cobb, drums ; Sid's ahead -- Bye bye blackbird (interrupted). Side B: Rusty Draper 59 (END-614) |
1959-03-14 | |||
| 83 | LIONEL HAMPTON CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 83 (END-585). Lionel Hampton and Charlie Byrd. Lionel Hampton - ??? Hamp Boogie / C Jam Blues quote Stardust (This is from the Live at the Trianon in Chicago) Central Avenue Breakdown (Pasadena Civic Auditorium, August 4, 1947) -------------- Charlie Byrd - Showboat in Washington D.C. Spanish Guitar Blues Night In Tunisia 3 English Folk Tunes (Greensleeves was third) Stars Fell On Alabama (Fades Out) Side B: Rusty Draper 60 (END-614) |
1959-03-21 | Is this the first known instance of records being played instead of live music? | ||
| 84 | TONY BENNETT WITH COUNT
BASIE CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 84 (END-585). Tony Bennett with Count Basie and Charlie Byrd Tony Bennett and Count Basie - Transcribed Live From Philadelphia Just In Time When I Fall In Love Taking A Chance On Love Without A Song Fascinatin Rhythm In My Solitude Pennies From Heaven This appears to be from the In Person! album by Tony Bennett and Count Basie. Charlie Byrd - Showboat in Washington D.C. St. Louis Blues Angel Eyes Etude by (Fernando) Sor (Fades Out) Side B: Rusty Draper 61 (END-614). |
1959-03-28 | Also records and Byrd | ||
| 85 | TED HEATH CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 85 (END-585). Ted Heath and Charlie Byrd. Side B: Rusty Draper 62 (END-614). |
1959-04-04 | |||
| 86 | AGES OF JAZZ CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 86 (END-585). [illegible] ages of jazz and Charlie Byrd. Leonard Feather announces live from - Wallingford CT It Dont Mean A Thing Stompin At The Savoy From the Seven Ages Of Jazz Album - September 26 1958 Charlie Byrd - Showboat in Washington D.C. Satin Doll All I Do Is Dream Of You Minuet by Sor How Long Has This Been Going On? Side B: Rusty Draper 63 (END-614). |
1959-04-11 | |||
| 87 | LEONARD FEATHERS SEVEN AGES OF
JAZZ BOB WILBER |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 87 (END-585). Leonard Feather's seven ages of jazz and Bob Wilber. Side B: Rusty Draper 64. (END-614). |
1959-04-18 | |||
| 88 | TEDDY WILSON STUFF SMITH |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 88 (END-585). Teddy Wilson and Stuff Smith. Side B: Rusty Draper 65 (END-614). |
1959-04-25 | |||
| 89 | TONY BENNETT WITH COUNT
BASIE STUFF SMITH |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 89 (END-585). Tony Bennett and Count Basie, plus Stuff Smith. Side B: Rusty Draper 65 (END-614). |
1959-05-02 | |||
| 90 | DUKE ELLINGTON CLAYTON FOLK SINGER |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 90 (END-585). Ellington and Clayton and folk singer. Side B: Rusty Draper 67 (END-614). |
1959-05-09 | |||
| 91 | COUNT BASIE AND ELLA CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 91 (END-585). [Count] Basie and Ella [Fitzgerald] and [Charlie] Byrd Side B: Rusty Draper 68 (END-614). |
1959-05-16 | |||
| 92 | DAVE BRUBECK CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 92 (END-585). Brubeck and Byrd. Side B: Rusty Draper 69 (END-614). |
1959-05-23 | |||
| 93 | COUNT BASIE WITH JOE
WILLIAMS CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 93 (END-585). Count Basie and Charlie[?] Byrd ; Roll 'em Pete (Count Basie with Joe Williams) -- The come back (Count Basie with Joe Williams) -- Blues backstage (Count Basie) -- Corner pocket (Count Basie). Side B: Rusty Draper 70 (END-614). |
1959-05-30 | |||
| 94 | AHMAD JAMAL CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 94 (END-585). Ahmad Jamal and Charlie Byrd. Side B: Rusty Draper 71 (END-614). |
1959-06-06 | |||
| 95 | ERROLL GARNER STUFF SMITH |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 954 (END-585). Erroll Garner and Stuff Smith. Side B: Rusty Draper 72 (END-614). |
1959-06-13 | |||
| 96 | (THE LATE) BILLIE HOLIDAY HAL POSEY |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 96 (END-585). The late Billie Holiday and the Hal Posey Quartet are featured on this show. Music includes: All through the night -- Willow weep for me -- Everything a good man needs -- Too marvelous -- Honeysuckle rose -- Yardbird suite. (Broadcast stateside Saturday, 5:30-6:00 PM). Side B: Rusty Draper 73 (END-614). Music on the Rusty Draper show stars off with Fun lovin' ; Rusty: I can't believe that you're in love with me -- Trends -- Moonglow ; Louise O'Brien : Release me ; Louise and Rusty: Ya gotta be a football hero -- Trends -- Fraulein -- Walkin' the floor over you -- Stormy weather -- I'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter. (Broadcast stateside Wednesday, 5:35-6:00 PM). |
1959-06-20 | |||
| 97 | TOSHIKO CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 97 (END-585). Featured this week are Toshiko (from Storyville, in Boston) and Charlie Byrd (from The Show Boat, in Washington D.C.). Music: Toshiko's blues -- Allan's alley -- Get happy -- Straight, no chaser. (Broadcast stateside Saturday, 5:30-6:00 PM). Side B: Rusty Draper 74 (END-614). On the Rusty Draper show this week, music includes: Got a date with an angel -- Get happy -- Smoke rings -- A whole lotta shakin' going on -- A hundred years from today -- Canoodlin' rag -- I can't give you anything but love -- Sidewalk waltz -- Big mamou. (Broadcast stateside Wednesday, 5:35-6:00 PM). |
1959-06-27 | |||
| 98 | BOBBY SHORT CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 98 (END-585). Bobby Short and Charlie Byrd are featured on this show. Music includes I like the likes of you -- Is it love? -- You are not my first love -- Easy come, easy go -- I fall in love with you -- and Looking at you. (Broadcast stateside Saturday, 5:30-6:00 PM). Side B: Rusty Draper 65 (END-614). Music on the Rusty Draper show starts off with Honeycomb. Rusty: Easy to love ; King sisters: Lullaby of Birdland -- Sleepytime down South -- You're getting to be habit with me -- September in the rain -- Send for me -- I cried for you. (Broadcast stateside Wednesday, 5:35-6:00 PM). |
1959-07-04 | |||
| 99 | GEORGE SHEARING CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 99 (END-585). Featured this week are George Shearing (from Storyville in Boston) and Charlie Byrd (from the Show Boat, in Washington D.C.). Music: September in the rain -- On the street where you live -- Roses of Picardy -- Little Niles -- Caravan -- Spanish guitar blues -- Jumpin' at the Woodside. (Broadcast stateside Saturday, 5:30-6:00 PM). Side B: Rusty Draper 76 (END-614). On the Rusty Draper show this week, music includes Mobile, Alabama -- A pretty girl milking her cow -- The day I wrote "I love you" in the dust -- Time was -- wake up little Susie -- Ida -- Tennessee Waltz -- Get happy -- Way down yonder in New Orleans. (Broadcast stateside Wednesday, 5:35-6:00 PM). |
1959-07-11 | |||
| 100 | AHMAD JAMAL LOUIS ARMSTRONG |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 100 (END-585). Ahmad Jamal ; Louis Armstrong. Ahmed Jamal - Live At The Spotlite Club (1958) Lets Fall In Love Aki Ukthay You Dont Know What Love Is Louis Armstrong - Live At Newport (1957) Back Home In Indiana Mack The Knife Whispering Ol Miss Side B: Rusty Draper 77 (END-614). |
1959-07-18 | All records | ||
| 101 | TERRY GIBBS DAVE BRUBECK |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 101 (END-585). Terry Gibbs ; Dave Brubeck. Terry Gibbs - NYC 1953 De Arango (Bill De Arango, guitarist frequently performed with Gibbs) Tony Scott - NYC 1953 Bobs Blob Album: Jazztime U.S.A. - Volume 2 "Actually recorded at Pythian Temple, New York City, April 13, 1953." Dave Brubeck - 1954-55 Sometimes Im Happy The Duke Indiana Love Locked Out Album: Jazz: Red Hot And Cool Recorded at Basin Street East Side B: Rusty Draper 78 (END-614). |
1959-07-25 | All records | ||
| 102 | DAVE BRUBECK AHMAD JAMAL |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 102 (END-585).Dave Brubeck ; Ahmad Jamal Dave Brubeck - 1954-55 Sometimes Im Happy The Duke Indiana Album: Jazz: Red Hot And Cool Recorded at Basin Street East Ahmad Jamal - Portfolio of Ahmad Jamal Probably This Cant Be Love ... check though Autumn Leaves Side B: Rusty Draper 79 (END-614). |
1959-08-01 | All records | ||
| 103 | MAYNARD FERGUSON ERROL GARNER |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 103 (END-585). Maynard Ferguson ; Erroll Garner Maynard Ferguson - Message From Newport Album Tracks The Fugue Fan It Janet Erroll Garner - Concert By The Sea Album Tracks Ill Remember April Teach Me Tonight Mambo Caramel Autumn Leaves April In Paris Side B: Rusty Draper 80 (END-614). |
1959-08-08 | All records | ||
| 104 | JACK TEAGARDEN LOUIS ARMSTRONG |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 104 (END-585). Jack Teagarden. Jack Teagarden, Red Allen, Kid Ory - At Newport (1957) China Boy Basin Street Muskrat Rumble High Society (lots of skips on the above tracks) Louis Armstrong - Ambassador Satch (1956) All Of Me Twelfth Street Rag Undecided From Ambassador Satch Album Side B: Rusty Draper 81 (END-614). |
1959-08-15 | All records | ||
| 105 | TERRY GIBBS DAVE BRUBECK |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 105 (END-585). Terry Gibbs ; Dave Brubeck. Terry Gibbs - NYC 1953 De Arango (Bill De Arango, guitarist frequently performed with Gibbs) Tony Scott Quartet - NYC 1953 Bobs Blob Terry Gibbs - NYC 1953 Wednesday At Two Album: Jazztime U.S.A. - Volume 2 "Actually recorded at Pythian Temple, New York City, April 13, 1953." -------- Dave Brubeck - 1954-55 Sometimes Im Happy The Duke Indiana Side B: Rusty Draper 82 (END-614). |
1959-08-22 | All records | ||
| 106 | DUKE ELLINGTON CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 106 (END-585). Duke [Ellington] ; [Charlie] Byrd. Duke Ellington - Newport 1958 Jazz Festival Jazz Mr. Gentle And Mr. Cool Juniflip Prima Bara Dubla (briefly) -------------- Charlie Byrd - Showboat in Washington D.C. Things Aint What They Used To Be Copacobana Side B: Rusty Draper 83 (END-614). |
1959-08-29 | Mostly Records, Byrd Live | ||
| 107 | ERROLL GARNER CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 107 (END-585). Erroll Garner ; Charlie Byrd. Erroll Garner - Concert By The Sea Album Ill Remember April Teach Me Tonight Mambo Caramel Autumn Leaves -------------- Charlie Byrd - Showboat in Washington D.C. Copacobana Venezuelan Dance (Venezuelan Waltz) by Lauro Everything I Got Belongs To You The Showboat Shuffle Side B: Rusty Draper 84 (END-614). |
1959-09-05 | Mostly Records, Byrd Live | ||
| 108 | ELLA FITZGERALD MOSE ALLISON |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 108 (END-585). Ella [Fitzgerald] ; Mose Allison. Ella Fitzgerald - Jazz At The Hollywood Bowl (1956) Love For Sale Just One Of Those Things Little Girl Blue Too Close For Comfort I Cant Give You Anything But Love -------------- Mose Allison - Showboat in Washington D.C. The Blues Walk Two Step Blues The Seventh Son Highway 51 Side B: Rusty Draper 85 (END-614). |
1959-09-12 | Mostly Records, Allison Live | ||
| 109 | FOUR FRESHMEN | Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 109 (END-585). Four freshmen (concert - love lost): Granada - Don Barbour -- Easy street -- Love lost -- Them there eyes Side B: Rusty Draper 86 (END-614). |
1959-09-19 | Mostly Records, Byrd Live | ||
| 110 | EDDIE BARCLAY CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 110 (END-585). Eddie Barclay Orchestra ; [Charlie] Byrd. Eddie Barclay - Americans In Paris Et Voila Quand Je Monte Chez Toi Place Blanche -------------- Charlie Byrd - Showboat in Washington D.C. Gypsy In My Soul Stroll (A Mose Allison Tune) The Minuette by Sor Prelude To A Kiss Blue Love Side B: Rusty Draper 87 (END-614). |
1959-09-25 | Mostly Records, Byrd Live | ||
| 111 | JEROME RICHARDSON BILL POTTS |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 111 (END-585). Jerome Richardson. Jerome Richardson Sextet - Midnight Oil Minorally Way In Blues Delerious Trimmings ------------- Bill Potts Is The Guest In The Studio Bill Potts - Porgy And Bess Summertime A Woman Is A Sometime Thing My Mans Gone Now Side B: Rusty Draper 88 (END-614). |
1959-10-03 | All records | ||
| 112 | LIONEL HAMPTON | Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 112 (END-585). Lionel Hampton. Side B: Rusty Draper 89 (END-614). |
1959-10-10 | |||
| 113 | BILLY TAYLOR TRIO MOSE ALISON |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 113 (END-585). Billy Taylor Trio. Billy Taylor (Live At Town Hall album on Prestige) Sweet Georgia Brown Theodora A Foggy Day How High The Moon (Break In) Mose Alison Baby Let Me Hold Your Hand (current album Young Man Mose) Saritha (future album named as Character Sketches, but is on Ramblin with Mose) Side B: Rusty Draper 90 (END-614). |
1959-10-17 | |||
| 114 | FREDDY MERKLE MOSE ALLISON |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 114 (END-585). Freddy Merkle ; Mose Allison. Freddie Merkle - Dance Pavillion Chesapeake Beach Park MD Aide De Comp Billies Bounce Dig D.C. Current Deweys Square -------------- Hal Posey - Showboat in Washington D.C. Caravan Side B: Rusty Draper 91 (END-614). |
1959-10-24 | |||
| 115 | GENE ROGERS CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 115 (END-585). Gene Rogers ; Charlie Byrd. Side B: Rusty Draper 92 (END-614). |
1959-11-07 | |||
| 116 | EDDIE COSTA VINNE BURKE CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 116 (END-585). Eddie Costa Vinnie Burke Trio - Album of same title Facinatin Rhythm Unison Blues Sweet And Lovely Lets Do It Yesterdays -------------- Charlie Byrd - Showboat in Washington D.C. Traveling Man Bei Mir Bistu Shein Side B: Rusty Draper 93 (END-614). |
1959-11-14 | Mostly Records, Byrd Live | ||
| 117 | WOODY HERMAN CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 117 (END-585). Side B: Rusty Draper 94 (END-614). |
1959-11-21 | |||
| 118 | UNKNOWN CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 118 (END-585). Side B: Rusty Draper 95 (END-614). |
1959-11-28 | |||
| 119 | UNKNOWN CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 119 (END-585). Side B: Rusty Draper 96 (END-614). |
1959-12-05 | |||
| 120 | GIL EVANS CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 120 (END-585). Side B: Rusty Draper 97 (END-614). |
1959-12-12 | |||
| 121 | FREDDY MERKLE / Cheasapeake Bay
MD CHARLIE BYRD / Showboat in DC |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 121 (END-585). Freddy Merkle - Live from Dance Pavilion Chesapeake Park MD D.C. Current Dig Aide De Comp Billies Bounce Proto Cool -------------- Charlie Byrd - Showboat in Washington D.C. ??? Too Close For Comfort Side B: Rusty Draper 98 (IED-497). |
1959-12-19 | |||
| 122 | LOUIS ARMSTRONG CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 122 (END-585). Side B: Rusty Draper 99 (IED-497). |
1959-12-26 | |||
| 123 | PEE WEE RUSSELL CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 123 (END-585). Side B: Rusty Draper 100 (IED-497). |
1960-01-02 | |||
| 124 | COLEMAN HAWKINS CHARLIE BYRD |
Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 124 (END-585). Side B: Rusty Draper 101 (IED-497). |
1960-01-09 | |||
| 125 | UNKNOWN | Side A: Bandstand, U.S.A. 125 (END-585). Side B: Rusty Draper 102 (END-614). |
1960-01-16 | |||
| 126 | DUKE ELLINGTON MAYNARD FERGUSON |
Duke Ellington - from Ellington
Moods Album Tracks Fat Mouth Lullaby For Dreamers Nightstick Frou Frou Maynard Ferguson - from Octet Album Tracks Super-G Showboat Lounge Quintet (Only Live Portion) Oleo Night and Day |
1960-01-23 | Mostly Records, Byrd Live | ||
| 127 | TROMBONES INCORPORATED CHARLIE BYRD |
George Avakian is the guest and
is interviewed about Trombone Inc. The Trombones Incorporated Neck Bones Dues Blues Long Before I Knew You Charlie Byrd - Showboat in Washington D.C. Gypsy In My Soul ??? Peter Keter Betts (b) Bertell Knox (d) Buck Hill (ts) Charlie Schneer (p) Charlie Byrd (g) |
1960-01-30 | Mostly Records, Byrd Live | ||
| 128 | QUINCY JONES |
Interview Hal Mooney A&R
man at Mercury Records Quincy Jones (from The Birth Of A Band on Mercury) The Birth Of A Band Moanin I Remember Clifford Along Came Betty Tickle Toe Charlie Byrd Live Showboat Lounge Washington DC Blues For Night People No Love No Nothin RUSTY DRAPER #105 |
1960-02-06 | Mostly Records, Byrd Live | ||