[Dixielandjazz] Dick Hyman with BG

[Harry Callaghan]

Bill, Marek and that guy Al (whoever he is)

As I log off for this Friday, August 13, 2010 I must mention that I have
before me a 10" LP entitled "Benny Goodman Trio".

At the time of this recording, the trio is indicated as being Benny Goodman,
clarinet, Teddy Wilson, piano and James Crawford, drums.

Selections are:

After Hours
When You're Smiling
Blue
At Sundown
Bye Bye Pretty Baby
Stompin' at the Savoy
I'll Never Be the Same
All I Do is Dream of You

I don't have a date on it but the catalog number is H343 and if the label's
purple, odds are it's CAPITOL.

See y'all manana

Harry



On 8/13/10, Bill Haesler <bhaesler at bigpond.net.au> wrote:
>
> Dear Marek,
> You may need to update your BG discographal sources.
> *>)
> You said:
> > In late April or early May of 1950, Hyman recorded "The Blues" with
> > BG for the State Department, but I am not aware of any LP issues.
>
> Correct.
> However there is on a Swedish CD from this European tour recorded at a
> Concert in Lausanne, Switzerland on 13 May 1950.
>
> http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/7068495/a/Swiss+Radio+Days+Jazz+Series+Vol+14%3A+Benny+Goodman+Lausanne+1950.htm
>
> > On 14 November 1955, he was with the Goodman Sextet, accompanying
> Rosemary Clooney for Columbia.  Those recordings were issued on LP, but it
> seems on 12" rather than 10".
>
> As indicated in my earlier email, "...the [initial] Columbia release 'Date
> With The King' with Rosemary Clooney was the last 10" LP of Goodman
> recordings released in the US.  Col CL2572." It is currently available from
> Worlds Records on Collectables CD (7427).
>
> > He was wigh BG again in April 1960 on the Arthur Godfrey Show, but I do
> not know whether the sessions have been issued at all.
>
> The programmes from 27 & 28 April 1960 are on LP: Jazum 27 and Ombrads 290
>
> > The same goes for The Bell Telephone Hour of 25 March 1966.
>
> Three tunes are on Rarities RA21 and Musidisc 30J5195
>
> > So, no Capitol.
>
> Only with the Orchestra as mentioned in my last email.
>
> Benny Goodman And His Orchestra:
> Chris Griffin, Billy Butterfield, Bernie Privin (t) Urbie Green, Will
> Bradley (tb) Benny Goodman (cl) Hymie Schertzer, Phil Bodner (as) Al Klink,
> Peanuts Hucko (ts) Dick Hyman (p) Tony Mottola (g) Milt Hinton (sb) Bobby
> Donaldson (d) Martha Tilton (vcl) Jimmy Mundy (arr)
> New York, December 7, 1955
>   Down South Camp Meeting
>   And The Angels Sing (mt vcl)
>   Sing, Sing, Sing (pt 1)
>   Sing, Sing, Sing (pt 2)
>
> Chris Griffin, Billy Butterfield, Carl Poole, Ruby Braff, Jimmy Maxwell
> (tp) Urbie Green, Will Bradley (tb) Benny Goodman (cl) Hymie Schertzer, Phil
> Bodner (as) Al Klink, Peanuts Hucko (ts) Dick Hyman (p) Tony Mottola (g)
> Milt Hinton (b) Bobby Donaldson (d)
> New York, December 8, 1955
>   Bugle Call Rag
>   Shine
>   One O'clock Jump
>   King Porter Stomp
>
> > In any event, 10" issues seem most unlikely.
>
> Refer above.
> Very kind regards,
> Bill.
>
>
>
>
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