[Dixielandjazz] Benny Goodman, Teddy Wilson, Jess Stacy

[Harry Callaghan]

No, Bill........while I have the LP with Rosie that you describe here, it is
not the one I was referring to with Hyman on piano.

Perhaps I gave you a bum steer and instead of being a Columbia 10" LP, it
could have been a Capitol EP....I know that it had a cardboard cover else
there would not have been a personnel listing available to me.

Now that you have made mention of Bobby Donaldson on drums on this LP, I'm
pretty sure that he also played drums of the one that I've trying to come up
with.

I'll have to check around and get back to you.

Now, a native Texan would never think of giving you a bum steer, even if
you're from Australia.  It's those transplanted NY Yankess that you've gotta
look out for.

Tides
Harry


On 8/12/10, Bill Haesler <bhaesler at bigpond.net.au> wrote:
>
> Harry Callaghan wrote [in part]:
> > I have one very late BG trio or quartet recording on a 10" LP.  I don't
> > remember the other personnel but I believe it had Dick Hyman on piano.
>
> Dear Harry,
> Could it be the Columbia release 'Date With The King' with Rosemary
> Clooney?
> The last 10" LP of Goodman recordings released in the US.  Col CL2572.
>
> Benny Goodman Sextet/Trio:
> Buck Clayton (t) Urbie Green (tb) Benny Goodman (cl/vcl) Dick Hyman (p)
> Aaron Bell (sb) Bobby Donaldson (d) Rosemary Clooney (vcl)
> New York. 14 November 1955
> It's Bad For Me (rc,bg vcl)
> Goodbye (rc vcl)
> That's A Plenty
> Memories Of You (rc vcl,1)
> Note: (1) Goodman, Hyman, Donaldson only.
>
> Benny Goodman Sextet:
> Buck Clayton (t) Urbie Green (tb) Benny Goodman (cl) Claude Thornhill (p)
> Aaron Bell (b) Bobby Donaldson (d)
> New York. 6 December 1955
> Can't We Talk It Over ?
> A Fine Romance
>
> Kind regards,
> Bill.




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