Best of the Big Bands Featuring Peggy Lee

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Personnel: Benny Goodman (clarinet); Peggy Lee, Art Lund (vocals); Skippy Martin, Clint Neagley, Julie Schwartz, Sol Kane (alto saxophone); Vido Musso, George Berg (tenor saxophone); Chuck Gentry (baritone saxophone); Billy Butterfield, Jimmy Maxwell, Cootie Williams, Al Davis, Joe Ferrante, Bernie Privin (trumpet); Lou McGarity, Cutty Cutshall (trombone); Mel Powell (piano); Tom Morgan (guitar); John Simmons, Mort Stuhlmaker, Sid Weiss (acoustic bass); Sid Catlett, Ralph Collier (drums). Recorded in Chicago, Illinois on August 15 & 20, 1941 and in New York between September 25 at December 10, 1941. Includes liner notes by Richard M. Sudhalter. Digitally remastered by Larry Keyes (Sony Music Studios, New York, New York). This is part of Columbia's Best Of The Big Bands series. Personnel: Benny Goodman (clarinet); Peggy Lee (vocals); Art Lund (vocals); Tom Morgan (guitar); Clint Neagley, Sol Kane, Julie Schwartz, Skip Martin (alto saxophone); Vido Musso, George Berg (tenor saxophone); Chuck Gentry (baritone saxophone); Joe Ferrante , Cootie Williams, Alvin Davis, Billy Butterfield, Jimmy Maxwell, Bernie Privin (trumpet); Lou McGarity, Cutty Cutshall (trombone); Mel Powell (piano); Big Sid Catlett, Ralph Collier (drums, snare drum); Morty Stuhlmaker (snare drum). Audio Remasterer: Larry Keyes. Liner Note Author: Dick Sudhalter. Recording information: Chicago Recording Studio (08/1941). Arrangers: Eddie Sauter; Mel Powell. When Peggy Lee made her first recording with Benny Goodman's orchestra, she was 19 and scared to death. The result, "Elmer's Tune," is one she probably wished were lost, but the other 15 recordings on this CD (all from 1941) find her improving month by month, struggling gamely through the difficult Eddie Sauter and Mel Powell arrangements. Many of these titles were formerly rare and offer an interesting look at the early Peggy Lee. ~ Scott Yanow
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