[Dixielandjazz] Johnny Guarnieri Swing Men - 1944

[Marek Boym]

Dear Bill,
I cannot be sure right now (to do so I'll have to check, but that
cannot be done before tonight), but I believe that those are
recordings by the Guarnieri Quartet live from the Embers.
Must go now - too little time, too much to do.
Cheers

On 5 December 2010 02:47, Bill Haesler <bhaesler at bigpond.net.au> wrote:
> Marek Boym wrote:!
>> And, speaking of Guarnieri, i.m.o., the best recordings of Buck
>> Clayton are with the Johnny Guarnieri Quartet.
>
> Dear Marek,
> Is this the session you are referring to?
> Kind regards,
> Bill.
>
>
> J.C. Heard Quintet:
> Buck Clayton (t) Flip Phillips (ts) Johnny Guarnieri (p) Milt Hinton (b) J.C. Heard (d)
> New York, August 17, 1945
> HL105-3    Why do I love you ? (alt) (*)    Keynote (Jap)18PJ-1051/71
> HL105-4    Why do I love you ?    Keynote K682, EmArcy EP1-6024, MG26108, MG36049,
>        Merc 1120, SMWL21026, MG25068, Trip TLP5504,
>        Merc (Jap)BT2023
> HL106-4    All my life    Keynote K623, EmArcy EP1-6024, MG26018, MG36049,
>        Merc 1119, SMWL21026, MG25068, Trip TLP5504, Merc
>        (Jap)BT2023, IAJRC 43
> HL107-1    Groovin' with J.C.    Keynote K623, Mercury 1119, (Jap)BT2023
> HL108    What's the use ?            K682          1120, -
>
> Note: The EmArcy and Mercury releases as by "Johnny Guarnieri Quintet".
> IAJRC lists date as August 17, 1949.
> All titles, except (*), also on Classics (F)968 [CD] titled "Buck Clayton 1945-1947"; rest of CD by Buck Clayton, Freddie Green, Canada Lee.
> All above titles also on Mercury 830923-2 [CD] titled "The essential Keynote collection, Vol.4 - Roy Eldridge & the swing trumpets 1944-1946"; rest of this 2 CD set by Roy Eldridge and others.
> All above titles also on Keynote (Jap)830121-1, 18PJ-1051/71.
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