Satchmo Serenades [Remaster]

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:55:00
Personnel includes: Louis Armstrong (vocals, trumpet); George Dorsey, Charlie Holmes, Hymie Shertzer, Milt Yaner (alto saxophone); Art Drelinger, Budd Johnson, Al Kunk, Dave McRae (tenor saxophone); Billy Butterfield, Buck Clayton, Bernie Privin (trumpet); Henderson Chambers, Cutty Cutshall, Lou McGarity, Trummy Young (trombone); Barney Bigard (clarinet); Don Abney, Horace Henderson, Earl Hines, Billy Kyle, Bernie Leighton, Marty Napoleon (piano); Everett Barksdale, Carmen Mastren (guitar); Joe Benjamin, George Duvivier, Dale Jones, Arvell Shaw (bass); Wallace Bishop, Johnny Blowers, Cozy Cole, Bobby Donaldson, Jack "The Bear" Parker (drums). Producers include: Milt Gabler. Reissue producer: Bryan Koniarz. Recorded between September 1949 & October 1953. Originally released on Decca (5401). All tracks have been digitally remastered. This is part of Verve's By Request series. Personnel: Louis Armstrong (vocals, trumpet); Everett Barksdale, George Rose, Carmen Mastren (guitar); Don Ruffell (clarinet, tenor saxophone); Barney Bigard (clarinet); Dick Jacobs, Everett Van Deven, Louis Alois, Herman Shertzer, Arthur Baker, George Dorsey, Milt Yaner (alto saxophone); Bill Holcombe (tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); Fred Netting, Babe Fresk, Al Kink, Freddy Williams, Melvin Tax, Art Drelinger, Dave McRae , Sam "The Man" Taylor , Al Klink, Budd Johnson (tenor saxophone); Abraham Rozanoff, Hymie Shertzer (baritone saxophone); Andrew Ferretti, Carl Poole, Red Solomon, Ivor Lloyd, Paul Webster, Billy Butterfield, Bernie Privin, Buck Clayton (trumpet); Henderson Chambers, Phil Giardina, Jack Satterfield, Lou McGarity, Russ Phillips, Tommy Young, Trummy Young , Cutty Cutshall, Mort Bullman (trombone); Don Abney, Horace Henderson, Joe Bushkin, Marty Napoleon, Bernie Leighton, Billy Kyle , Earl Hines (piano); Cozy Cole, Ed Grady, Bobby Donaldson, Wallace Bishop, Johnny Blowers (drums). Recording information: New York, NY (09/1949-10/1953). Arrangers: Sy Oliver; Tutti Camarata. Having long since been established as the most influential innovator and entertainer in jazz, these recordings from 1949-53 continue to place Armstrong as the ambassador of American music. Armstrong effectively renders these 18 sentimental ballads and love songs, which have been enjoyed by several generations, with a no-fail formula consisting of large helpings of his gravelly crooning and bionic bugle augmented by brilliant voicing from his sidemen. "Satchelmouth"'s singing, though brutish and raspy, has emotional accuracy. He can be funny and tender, passionate or solemn, as his nuances bring out the essence of these songs. His trumpet is as engaging and powerful as any blues, rag, or jump brassman. He transforms the merely sweet into Dixieland drama; a powerhouse trumpet solo sandwiched between sweet vocals on "A Kiss To Build A Dream On" transforms a waltz into a torrid anthem of romance.
エディション : Remaster
録音 : モノラル (Studio)