Boogie Woogie Christmas

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:41:38
Brian Setzer Orchestra: Brian Setzer (vocals, arranger, guitar); Ann Margret (vocals); Don Roberts (baritone saxophone); Tim Misica, Ray Herrmann, Matt Zebley, Jim Youngstrom (saxophone); Dennis Farias, Kye Palmer, Kevin Norton, Will Murillo (trumpet); George McMullen, Alex Henderson, Craig Woods, Robbie Hioki (trombone); Hohn Hatton (bass); Bernie Dresel (drums); The Caroling Company (background vocals). Recorded at Unit A, Palm Springs, California and Capitol Studios, Hollywood, California. "The Nutcracker Suite" was nominated for the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Pop Instrumental Performance. Personnel: Brian Setzer (vocals, guitar); Matthew Zebley, Ray Herrmann, Jim Youngstrom, Tim Misica (saxophone); Don Roberts (baritone saxophone); Kevin Norton , Kai Palmer, Dennis Farias (trumpet); Alex Henderson, George McMullen, Craig Woods (trombone); Robbie Hioki (bass trombone); Bernie Dresel (drums); The Caroling Company (background vocals). Audio Mixer: John Holbrook. Recording information: Capitol Studios, Hollywood, CA; Unit A, Palm Springs, CA. Director: Diane Burt. Illustrator: Sir Richard Wentworth. Photographer: Yoshika Horita. Arrangers: Frank Comstock; Mark Anthony Jones ; Brian Setzer. He wears a pompadour, hangs around with jazz musicians, and "vintage" may as well be his middle name, but Brian Setzer is a retro-king who now brings a jump-blues sensibility to the holiday of ole St. Nick with BOOGIE WOOGIE CHRISTMAS. Setzer's clearly having fun tearing into Elvis's perennial "Blue Christmas" and does equally well pumping up warhorses like "Jingle Bells" and "Winter Wonderland" as well as digging up the Leiber-Stoller nugget "Santa Claus Is Back In Town." Anther nod to Presley comes via the recruitment of EP's film co-star Ann-Margret for a seductive reading of "Baby It's Cold Outside." Equally impressive is the range this Long Island native shows, whether utilizing an arrangement of Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker Suite" influenced by Les Brown and his Band of Renown, or the cool jazz vibe dripping off the self-penned "So They Say It's Christmas." After all the high-flying heroics, Setzer ends on a calm note with a one-two punch of "O Holy Night" and an a cappella rendition of the traditional "The Amens," both of which would have fit perfectly on one of the King's reverential gospel albums.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)