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Various - Beat, Square & Cool (5xCD, Comp, RM + Box)

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Various - Beat, Square & Cool (5xCD, Comp, RM + Box)Media Condition: Mint (M) Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M ) Comments: still sealed General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above): card sleeve cd housed in a box set with 60 page booklet. Tracks 1 01 to 1 04 recorded in Hollywood, July 14 1953 Tracks 1 05 to 1 08 recorded in Los Angeles, October 2 1953 Tracks 1 09 to 1 12 recorded in Los Angeles, April 2 1956 Tracks 1 13 to 1 15 recorded in

Media Condition: Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)

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still sealed

General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
card sleeve cd housed in a box set with 60-page booklet. Tracks 1-01 to 1-04 recorded in Hollywood, July 14 1953 Tracks 1-05 to 1-08 recorded in Los Angeles, October 2 1953 Tracks 1-09 to 1-12 recorded in Los Angeles, April 2 1956 Tracks 1-13 to 1-15 recorded in Los Angeles, July 19 1956 Tracks 2-01 to 2-06 recorded in Los Angeles, May 24 1958 Tracks 2-07 to 2-22 recorded in Los Angeles, August 12 & 22 1958 Tracks 3-01 to 3-07 recorded in Paris, May 1958 Track 3-08 recorded in Barclay Studios, Paris on November 1960 on track 3-08 Aaron Bridgers or Billy Strayhorn play Piano Tracks 3-09, 3-14, 3-16 recorded in Barclay Studios, Paris on 14 December 1960 Tracks 3-10, 3-12, 3-13, 3-15, 3-17 recorded in Reeves Sound Studios, New York on May 2/3 1961 Track 3-11 recorded in Hollywood, from May-July 1960 on track 3-11 Billy Strayhorn or Duke Ellington play Piano Tracks 4-01 to 4-18 recorded in California, Los Angeles 1959 Track 5-01 recorded in New York city late 1957 or 1958 on track 5-01 Horace Parlan or Phineas Newborn play percussion Tracks 5-02, 5-03 recorded in New York city, Jan 1959 Track 5-04 recorded in New York city, May 12 1959 Tracks 5-05 to 5-011 recorded at the Van Gelder Srtudio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on February 15 1960

 

. The Wild One (1953)
1-01. Shorty Rogers And His Orchestra - The Wild One 3:19
1-02. Shorty Rogers And His Orchestra - Blues For Brando 2:53
1-03. Shorty Rogers And His Orchestra - Windswept 3:18
1-04. Shorty Rogers And His Orchestra - Chino 2:38
1-05. Leith Stevens' All Stars - Lonely Way 2:48
1-06. Leith Stevens' All Stars - Beetle 2:35
1-07. Leith Stevens' All Stars - Hotshoe 2:41
1-08. Leith Stevens' All Stars - Scramble 3:00
1-09. Leith Stevens' All Stars - Bewildered 2:37
1-10. Leith Stevens' All Stars - Black Rebel's Ride 2:51
1-11. Leith Stevens' All Stars - Prelude To A Rumble 2:12
1-12. Leith Stevens' All Stars - Drag For Beers 2:49
. Crime In The Streets (1956)
1-13. Los Angeles Music Festival Jazz Orchestra, Pete Candoli - The Plot 5:21
1-14. Los Angeles Music Festival Jazz Orchestra, Pete Candoli - The Crime 13:25
1-15. Los Angeles Music Festival Jazz Orchestra, Pete Candoli - The Celebration 4:41
. I Want To Live! (1958)
2-01. Gerry Mulligan And The Jazz Combo - Theme From I Want To Live 6:54
2-02. Gerry Mulligan And The Jazz Combo - Black Nightgown 3:33
2-03. Gerry Mulligan And The Jazz Combo - Night Watch 3:54
2-04. Gerry Mulligan And The Jazz Combo - Frisco Club 4:42
2-05. Gerry Mulligan And The Jazz Combo - Barbara's Theme 4:38
2-06. Gerry Mulligan And The Jazz Combo - Life's A Funny Thing 5:11
2-07. Johnny Mandel Orchestra - Main Title 1:21
2-08. Johnny Mandel Orchestra - Poker Game 1:36
2-09. Johnny Mandel Orchestra - San Diego Party 4:08
2-10. Johnny Mandel Orchestra - Henry Leaves 1:39
2-11. Johnny Mandel Orchestra - Stakeout 4:01
2-12. Johnny Mandel Orchestra - Barbara Surrenders 2:05
2-13. Johnny Mandel Orchestra - Trio Convicted 1:11
2-14. Johnny Mandel Orchestra - Trip To Corona 1:28
2-15. Johnny Mandel Orchestra - Peg's Visit 2:35
2-16. Johnny Mandel Orchestra - Gas Chamber Unveiling 1:03
2-17. Johnny Mandel Orchestra - Nightmare Sequence 1:08
2-18. Johnny Mandel Orchestra - Preparations For Execution 2:49
2-19. Johnny Mandel Orchestra - Letter Writing Sequence 1:25
2-20. Johnny Mandel Orchestra - The Last Mile 1:47
2-21. Johnny Mandel Orchestra - Death Scene 1:04
2-22. Johnny Mandel Orchestra - End Title 0:54
. Les Tricheurs (1958)
3-01. Various - Les Tricheurs 3:12
3-02. Various - Clo's Blues 3:22
3-03. Various - Phil's Tune 4:19
3-04. Various - Mic's Jump 2:16
3-05. Various - On The Alamo 9:42
3-06. Various - Get Happy 7:13
3-07. Various - Sweet Georgia Brown 10:05
. Paris Blues (1961)
3-08. Various - Take The A Train 2:13
3-09. Various - Battle Royal (Aka Big Bash) 4:31
3-10. Various - Birdie Jungle 1:59
3-11. Various - Mood Indigo 3:15
3-12. Various - Autumnal Suite 3:13
3-13. Various - Nite 3:32
3-14. Various - Wild Man Moore 1:48
3-15. Various - Paris Stairs 3:05
3-16. Various - Guitar Amour 2:01
3-17. Various - Paris Blues 3:20
. The Subterraneans (1960)
4-01. André Previn And His Orchestra - Main Title (Film Version) 1:59
4-02. André Previn Ensemble - Bread And Wine 4:14
4-03. André Previn Ensemble - Things Are Looking Down 7:24
4-04. Gerry Mulligan Group - Red Drum Blues 4:28
4-05. The André Previn Trio - Should I? 2:31
4-06. The André Previn Trio - Coffee Time 2:46
4-07. The André Previn Trio - Source No. 1 (Guido's Blackhawk) 3:08
4-08. The André Previn Trio - Source No. 2 3:22
4-09. The André Previn Trio - Balloon 1:59
4-10. The André Previn Trio - Main Title (Leo And Mardou) 3:33
4-11. André Previn Ensemble - Alarm Clock (Raising Caen) 3:08
4-12. Gerry Mulligan Group - Spaghetti Factory 2:30
4-13. André Previn, Shelly Manne, Russ Freeman - Roxanne At Ariel's 3:50
4-14. André Previn And His Orchestra - Togetherness 3:45
4-15. André Previn And His Orchestra - Look Ma No Clothes 1:36
4-16. André Previn And His Orchestra - A Rose And The End 3:27
4-17. André Previn And His Orchestra - Analyst/I'm Leo/Yuri And Leo 4:21
4-18. André Previn And His Orchestra - Two By Two/Leo And His Mama 4:01
. Shadows (1959)
5-01. Charles Mingus - Untitled Percussion Composition 7:22
5-02. Charles Mingus - Nostalgia In Times Square 12:15
5-03. Charles Mingus - Alice's Wonderland 8:48
5-04. Charles Mingus - Self-Portrait In Thee Colours 3:08
. The Connection (1961)
5-05. Freddie Redd Quartet - Who Killed Cock Robin 5:22
5-06. Freddie Redd Quartet - Wigglin' 5:59
5-07. Freddie Redd Quartet - Music Forever 5:52
5-08. Freddie Redd Quartet - Time To Smile 6:26
5-09. Freddie Redd Quartet - Theme For Sister Salvation 4:39
5-10. Freddie Redd Quartet - Jim Dunn's Dilemma 5:38
5-11. Freddie Redd Quartet - O.D. 4:42

 

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Phonographic Copyright (p) Jazz On Film
Copyright (c) Moochin' About

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