The Jazz Sound From Peter Gunn on CD
The Jazz Sound From Peter Gunn
Conventional CD, playable with all CD players and computer drives, but also with most SACD or multiplayers.
- Label:
- Fresh Sound
- Item number:
- 7965919
- UPC/EAN:
- 8427328620093
- Release date:
- 11.1.2008
Review
"Currently the music director of Spartan Productions, Mancini can now claim the distinction of being the first musican to compose modern jazz for the sound track of a filmed television series. The music in this album offers an excellent sampling of the sounds you're likely to hear any Monday eve when Peter Gunn swings into action on NBC-TV. The musicians are the same jazzmen who are heard to outstanding advantage in all the programs. Here are some of them: Drummer Jack Sperling and bassist Rolly Bundock state the show's forceful opening motif, Fallout! The raw-sounding trumpet belongs to Pete Candoli, a veteran of the Woody Herman and Stan Kenton bands. Dreamsville, which might be subtitled "a love refrain for hipsters," features a moving alto sax solo by Ted Nash; his brother Dick can be heard dueling with fellow trombonist Milt Bernhart on Session at Pete's Pad. Saxist Ronnie Lang, who, in common with most of the musicians here, is a graduate of the Les Brown band, wields a bulging baritone on Sorta Blue. Other soloists at Mother's, the nitery where Peter Gunn hangs his Brooks Brothers jacket, are vibist Larry Bunker and pianist Johnny T. Williams. This music is Peter Gunn's kind of jazz. I think you'll find that it's your kind, too." - Blake Edwards
(freshsoundrecords. com)
Tracklisting
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
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1 Peter Gunn
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2 Blue Steel
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3 The Brothers Go To Mother's
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4 Session At Pete's Pad
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5 Walkin' Bass
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6 Dreamsville
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7 The Little Man Theme
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8 Sorta Blue
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9 Goofin' At The Coffee House
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10 A Quiet Gass
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11 A Profound Gass
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12 Fallout!
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13 Lightly
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14 Soft Sounds
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15 Odd Ball
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16 The Floater
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17 Blues For Mother's
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18 Brief And Breezy
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19 Joanna
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20 My Manne Shelly
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21 Spook!
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22 A Ball For John
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23 Goofin' At The Coffee House
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24 Not From Dixie
