| February 25, 1954 (4 items; TT = 9:06) |
| Civic Auditorium, Portland OR |
| Private recording (Tape) (B-) |
| Stan Kenton Big Band |
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| Charlie Parker (as); Sam Noto (tpt); Vic Minichelli (tpt); Buddy Childers (tpt); Don Smith (tpt); Stu Williamson (tpt); Milt Gold (tb); Joe Ciavardone (tb); Bob Fitzpatrick (tb); Frank Rosolino (tb); George Roberts (bass tb); Charlie Mariano (as); Dave Schildkraut (as); Mike Ciccheti (ts); Bill Perkins (ts); Tony Ferina (bs); Bob Lesher (g); Don Bagley (b); Stan Levey (d); Stan Kenton (arr, cond) |
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| 1 |
Introduction (Stan Kenton) |
0:20 |
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| 2 |
Night and Day (C. Porter) |
2:38 |
| 3 |
My Funny Valentine (R. Rodgers-L. Hart) |
3:16 |
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| 4 |
Cherokee (R. Noble) |
2:52 |
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1 Introduction (Stan Kenton)
CD: Philology Volume 8 (W 80), Vogue Jazz 600228
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2 Night and Day
12" LP: Bird Box LP 22
CD: Bird Box Volume 18, Philology Volume 8 (W 80), Vogue Jazz 600228
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3 My Funny Valentine
12" LP: Bird Box LP 22
CD: Bird Box Volume 18, Philology Volume 8 (W 80), Vogue Jazz 600229
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4 Cherokee
12" LP: Bird Box LP 22
CD: Bird Box Volume 18, Philology Volume 8 (W 80), Volume 43 (W 874), Vogue Jazz 600229
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Philology gives the date of this session as the 28th, but on that date the Kenton
band played the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles.
Gene Norman apparently has some additional Kenton material which is rumored to feature
Parker, but it remains unissued. The Vogue Jazz CDs contain additional titles from
this date where Dizzy Gillespie is the guest soloist: "On the Alamo" (2:50), "Ooh
Shoobie-Doobie" (3:53), and "Manteca" (8:13), the latter with Candido.
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