Clifford Brown Sextet in Paris / by Brown, Clifford

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The masters.

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Lost tapes Baden-Baden : June 23, 1958 /

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The state of the tenor. live at the Village Vanguard / by Henderson, Joe, 1937-2001

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The songs of Oscar Hammerstein II /

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Reader's Digest treasury of best loved songs : 114 all-time family favorites, pleasure programmed for your greater entertainment /

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Fond memories of--

Table of Contents: “…All the things you are (13:21) -- My funny valentine (10:15) -- I love you (10:36) -- Violets (7:21) -- Corcovado (6:53) -- Autumn leaves (8:08) -- Free for all (6:40).…”

Return of the tenor standards /

Table of Contents: “…All the things you are (10:15) -- Bye bye blackbird (8:27) -- Loverman (7:00) -- Secert [i.e. …”

A blowin' session

Table of Contents: “…Fields (9:37) -- Ball bearing / Johnny Griffin Griffin (8:07) -- All the things you are / J. Kern/O. Hammerstein (10:10) -- Smoke stack / Johnny Griffin (10:09) -- Smoke stack (alternate take) / Johnny Griffin (11:00).…”

Alone

Table of Contents: “…Here's that rainy day (5:17) -- A time for love (5:02) -- Midnight mood (5:16) -- On a clear day (you can see forever) (4:45) -- Never let me go (14.28) -- Medley: All the things you are ; Midnight mood (4:08) -- A time for love (6:56).…”

First bass rare recordings & concert dates, 1953-60 /

Table of Contents: “…Words (Too marvelous for words) (Mercer-Whiting) -- Monti cello (Pettiford-Babasin) -- In a cello mood (Pettiford-Babasin) -- Blues in the closet (Pettiford) -- Over the rainbow (Harburg-Arlen) -- Take the A Train (Strayhorn) -- Willow weep for me (Ronell) -- Yardbird suite (Parker) -- Bohemia after dark (Pettiford) -- The Laverne walk (Pettiford) -- Stardust (Parish-Carmichael) -- All the things you are (Hammerstein-Kern) -- Interview/The nearness of you (Washington-Carmichael) -- Why not, that's what (Pettiford)…”

Trumpet summit

Table of Contents: “…Bopzutti (5:36) -- Laura Joy (8:46) -- Dragonfly (5:00) -- Autumn leaves (5:55) -- Daahoud (5:00) -- It's only a paper moon (5:55) -- Moonglow (6:38) -- It's a heavy town (6:57) -- Bye bye blackbird (5:20) -- You don't know what love is (6:02) -- All the things you are (7:50).…”

Stan Getz : B♭ tenor saxophone / by Getz, Stan, 1927-1991

Table of Contents: “…All the things you are -- Body and soul (1952) -- Body and soul (1981) -- Coba -- Desafinado (Slightly out of tune) -- Early autumn -- Girl from Ipanema -- I'm glad there is you -- Invitation -- It might as well be spring -- Lover man -- Night and day -- On the up and up -- Out of nowhere -- Quiet nights of quiet stars (Corcovado) -- Split kick -- Strike up the band -- Tempus fugit -- Very early -- Yesterdays.…”

The First book of Broadway solos /

Table of Contents: “…All the things you are -- And this is my beloved -- Can't help lovin' dat man -- Climb evry mountain -- Goodnight, my someone -- Hello, young lovers -- I could have danced all night -- I'll know -- I have dreamed -- It's a grand night for singing -- Just imagine -- Look for the silver lining -- Look to the rainbow -- The sound of music -- Make believe -- Many a new day -- Once you lose your heart -- Out of my dreams -- The simple joys of maidenhood -- Till there was you -- Wouldn't it be loverly? …”

The complete Paris sessions / by Brown, Clifford

Table of Contents: “…Conception (alt. take) -- 1-8. All the things you are -- 1-9. All the things you are (alt. take) -- 1-10. …”

Gershwin & Kern

Table of Contents: “…Summertime (3:14) ; A woman is a sometime thing (2:36) ; Bess, you is my woman now (5:35) ; It ain't necessarily so (2:43) / George Gershwin ; arranged by Carl Davis -- All the things you are (4:39) ; The way you look tonight (4:46) ; Bill (4:05) ; The song is you (5:01) ; Smoke gets in your eyes (4:30) ; Once in a blue moon (4:03) / Jerome Kern -- Lullaby for string quartet / George Gershwin (7:11).…”

The singer's anthology of American standards /

Table of Contents: “…All the things you are -- Bewitched -- Blame it on my youth -- Blue skies -- But not for me -- Embraceable you -- Ev'ry time we say goodbye -- Fly me to the moon (In other words) -- A foggy day (In London town) -- God bless America -- How deep is the ocean (How high is the sky) -- I love a piano -- I'll be seeing you -- I've got a crush on you -- I've grown accustomed to her face -- In the still of the night -- In the wee small hours of the morning -- Isn't it romantic? …”

The singer's anthology of American standards /

Table of Contents: “…All the things you are -- Bewitched -- Blame it on my youth -- Blue skies -- But not for me -- Call me irresponsible -- Embraceable you -- Ev'ry time we say goodbye -- Fly me to the moon (In other words) -- A foggy day (In London town) -- God bless America -- How deep is the ocean (How high is the sky) -- I love a piano -- I'll be seeing you -- I've got a crush on you -- I've grown accustomed to her face -- In the still of the night -- In the wee small hours of the morning -- Isn't it romantic? …”

The singer's anthology of American standards /

Table of Contents: “…All the things you are -- Bewitched -- Blame it on my youth -- Blue skies -- But not for me -- Embraceable you -- Ev'ry time we say goodbye -- Fly me to the moon (In other words) -- A foggy day (In London town) -- God bless America -- He was too good to me -- How deep is the ocean (How high is the sky) -- I love a piano -- I'll be seeing you -- I've got a crush on you -- In the still of the night -- In the wee small hours of the morning -- Isn't it romantic? …”

The singer's anthology of American standards /

Table of Contents: “…All the things you are -- Bewitched -- Blame it on my youth -- Blue skies -- But not for me -- Embraceable you -- Ev'ry time we say goodbye -- Fly me to the moon (In other words) -- A foggy day (In London town) -- God bless America -- He was too good to me -- How deep is the ocean (How high is the sky) -- I love a piano -- I'll be seeing you -- I've got a crush on you -- In the still of the night -- In the wee small hours of the morning -- Isn't it romantic? …”