1947 Transcription Performances
03/23/1999 | Hep Records
Lyrics from 1947 Transcription Performances
All Music Guide Review
These big-band sessions start to hint at bebop from the opener, "Robbins' Nest," but concentrate on American popular standards. You hear young arranger Gil Evans, Lee Konitz on alto sax/clarinet, and trumpeter Red Rodney, who would go on to define the bop stance. There's one Edvard Grieg composition, a lone Thornhill classic original ("Snowfall"), and work by the mysterious Danny Polo on clarinet. ~ Michael G. Nastos, All Music Guide
1947 Transcription Performances Track Listing
Credits of 1947 Transcription Performances
- Louis Mucci
- Trumpet, Performer
- Danny Polo
- Clarinet, Performer, Sax (Alto)
- Mario Rollo
- Clarinet, Sax (Tenor)
- Sandy Siegelstein
- Performer
- Tak Takvorian
- Trombone, Performer
- Walter Welscher
- French Horn
- Eddie Zandy
- Trumpet
- Claude Thornhill & His Orchestra
- Performer
- Ted Kendall
- Remixing, Digital Remastering, Transfers
- Alastair Robertson
- Producer
- Ian Crosbie
- Photography
- John Hefti
- Arranger
- Polo
- Clarinet
- Sandy Seigelstein
- French Horn
- Brian Johnson
- Design
- John Torick
- Trombone, Performer
- Walt Weschler
- Performer
- Fran Warren
- Vocals
- Billy Barber
- Performer
- Bill Borden
- Arranger
- Bill Bushey
- Clarinet, Sax (Baritone)
- Paul Cohen
- Trumpet, Performer
- Gil Evans
- Arranger
- Billy Exner
- Drums
- Mickey Folus
- Clarinet, Sax (Baritone), Sax (Tenor)
- Lee Konitz
- Clarinet, Sax (Alto)
- Red Rodney
- Trumpet, Performer
- Claude Thornhill
- Piano, Arranger, Main Performer
- Lyle "Rusty" Dedrick
- Arranger













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