Live And Private Recordings In Chronological Order – Billie Holiday

Release name: Live And Private Recordings In Chronological Order

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Label: Not On Label

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Format: 22 x Vinyl, LP

Box Set, Compilation, Limited Edition, Numbered

Country: Italy

Release date: 1988

Genre: Jazz

Style: Big Band, Swing

Tracklist:

“Symphony in Black”, Paramount Film Studios, New York, March 12, 1935.
A1 “>Duke Ellington And His Orchestra– Big City Blues (Saddest Tale)
M.B.C. Radio Broadcast, Savoy Ballroom, New York City, June 30,1937.
A2 “>Count Basie And His Orchestra*– They Can’t Take That Away From Me
A3 “>Count Basie And His Orchestra*– Swing, Brother Swing
C.B.S. Radio Broadcast, Meadowbrook Lounge, Cedar Grove, November 3, 1937.
A4 “>Count Basie And His Orchestra*– I Can’t Get Started
“Carmel Caravan Show”, Radio Broadcast, New York City, January 17, 1939.
A5 “>Benny Goodman And His Orchestra– I Cried For You
Radio Broadcast, Cafe Society, New York, City, December 13, 1939.
A6 “>Frankie Newton & His Cafe Society Orchestra– I’m Gonna Lock My Heart
WNEW Radio Program, New York City, December 19, 1940.
A7 “>Jam Session (10)– The Man I Love
Jerry Newman’s Private Recordings, Monroe’s Uptown House, New York City, June 1941.
B1 “>Billie Holiday– I Cried For You
B2 “>Billie Holiday– Fine And Mellow
Afrs Transcription Jubilee #17, Los Angeles, Late 1942 Or Early 1943
B3 “>Henry Allen Sextet– Travelin’ Light
“Esquire All-American Jazz Concert”, Metropolitan Opera House, New York City, January 18, 1944.
B4 “>Esquire All-American All-Stars*– Do Nothin’ Till You Hear From Me
B5 “>Esquire All-American All-Stars*– I Love My Man (Billie’s Blues)
B6 “>Esquire All-American All-Stars*– I’ll Get By
Radio Broadcast, Apollo Theatre, New York City, May 24, 1944
C1 “>Billie Holiday– Do Nothin’ Till You Hear From Me
“New World A-Coming” #17, Radio Program, New York City, June 25, 1944
C2 “>Jam Session (11)– Fine And Mellow
C3 “>Jam Session (11)– All Of Me
Radio Broadcast, Apollo Theatre, New York City, Between 1 & 7 December, 1944.
C4 “>Billie Holiday– I’ll Be Seeing You
“Second Esquire All-American Jazz Concert”, Philarmonic Auditorium, Los Angeles, January 17, 1956.
C5 “>Billie Holiday With “>Duke Ellington And His Orchestra– I Cover The Waterfront
Concert, Apollo Theatre, New York City, December 15, 1945.
C6 “>Billie Holiday With “>Oran “Hot Lips” Page* And “>The Apollo Theatre House Band– Fine And Mellow
C7 “>Billie Holiday With “>Oran “Hot Lips” Page* And “>The Apollo Theatre House Band– All Of Me
“Jazz At The Philarmonic”, Concert, Embassy Theatre, Los Angeles, April 22, 1946.
D1 “>JATP All-Stars*– Body And Soul
D2 “>JATP All-Stars*– Strange Fruit
D3 “>JATP All-Stars*– Travelin’ Light
D4 “>JATP All-Stars*– He’s Funny That Way
D5 “>JATP All-Stars*– The Main I Love
D6 “>JATP All-Stars*– All Of Me
D7 “>JATP All-Stars*– Gee Baby, Ain’t I Good To You
D8 “>JATP All-Stars*– I Love My Man (Billie’s Blues)
Concert, Apollo Theatre, New York City, June 3, 1946.
E1 “>Billie Holiday– I Cried For You
E2 “>Billie Holiday– Fine And Mellow
E3 “>Billie Holiday– He’s Funny That Way
“New Orleans” – Film Spundtrack, Hal Roach Film Studios, Los Angeles, September/October, 1946.
E4 “>Billie Holiday– Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans
E5 “>Billie Holiday And “>Louis Armstrong And His Hot Six– Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans
F1 “>Billie Holiday And “>Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra– Farewell To Storyville
F2 “>Billie Holiday And “>Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra– The Blues Are Brewin’
“Arthur Godfrey Time”, Cbs Radio Program, New York City, January 25, 1947.
F3 “>Billie Holiday– The Man I Love
Concert, Carnegie Hall, New York City, January 25, 1947.
F4 “>Billie Holiday And “>Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra– Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans
F5 “>Billie Holiday– Don’t Explain
“Jazz At The Philarmonic”, Concert, Carnegie Hall, New York City, March 24, 1948.
G1 “>Billie Holiday– You Better Go Now
G2 “>Billie Holiday– You’re Driving Me Crazy
G3 “>Billie Holiday– There Is No Greater Love
G4 “>Billie Holiday– I Cover The Waterfront
Radio Broadcast, New York, July 7, 1948.
G5 “>Billie Holiday With “>Lionel Hampton And His Orchestra– I Cover The Waterfront
“Turn Back The Turntable”, Radio Program, New York, July 30, 1948.
G6 “>Billie Holiday– Interview
KQW Radio Program, Los Angeles, January 8, 1949.
H1 “>Billie Holiday– Interview
Private Recordings, Babs Gonzales Party (4:30 a.m.) 1949.
H2 “>Billie Holiday– That Ole Devil Called Love
H3 “>Billie Holiday– I’ll Be Seeing You
“Just Jazz”, Radio Broadcast, Los Angeles, June 1949
I1 “>Billie Holiday– My Man
I2 “>Billie Holiday– Miss Brown To You
I3 “>Billie Holiday– Lover Man
I4 “>Billie Holiday– I Wonder Where Our Love Has Gone
I5 “>Billie Holiday– Them There Eyes
J1 “>Billie Holiday– I Love My Man (Billie’s Blues)
J2 “>Billie Holiday– (You Ain’t Gonna Bother Me) No More
J3 “>Billie Holiday– Good Morning Heartache
J4 “>Billie Holiday– You’re Drivin’ Me Crazy
J5 “>Billie Holiday– Maybe You’ll Be There
“Eddie Condon Floor Show”, NBC TV Program, New York City, August 27, 1949.
K1 “>Billie Holiday– I Love My Man (Billie’s Blues)
K2 “>Billie Holiday– Keeps On A’ Rainin’
K3 “>Billie Holiday– Lover Man
“Art Ford Show”, TV Program, New York City, August 27, 1949.
K4 “>Billie Holiday– Them There Eyes
K5 “>Billie Holiday– Detour Ahead
K6 “>Billie Holiday– I Cover The Warterfront
K7 “>Billie Holiday– Billie Holiday Interviewed By Art Ford
K8 “>Billie Holiday– All Of Me
“Eddie Condon Floor Show”, NBC TV Program, New York City, September 3, 1949.
L1 “>Billie Holiday And “>Eddie Condon And His Band– Fine And Mellow
L2 “>Billie Holiday And “>Eddie Condon And His Band– I Loves You, Porgy
L3 “>Billie Holiday And “>Eddie Condon And His Band– Theme To Here Eyes
L4 “>Billie Holiday And “>Eddie Condon And His Band– I Love My Man (Billie’s Blues)
L5 “>Billie Holiday And “>Eddie Condon And His Band– Ole Miss
Concert, Apollo Theatre, New York City, May 24, 1950.
M1 “>Billie Holiday– You’re My Trill
Unknown Title, Universal Film Soundtrack, Los Angeles, Prob. Summer 1950.
M2 “>Billie Holiday With “>Count Basie And His Sextet*– God Bless The Child
M3 “>Billie Holiday With “>Count Basie And His Sextet*– Now Baby Or Never
M4 “>Billie Holiday– You Gotta Show Me
M5 “>Billie Holiday– Crazy He Calls Me
N1 “>Billie Holiday– Lover Come Back To Me
N2 “>Billie Holiday– Ain’t Nobody Bizz-Ness If I Do
N3 “>Billie Holiday– You’re Driving Me Crazy
N4 “>Billie Holiday– He’s Funny That Way
N5 “>Billie Holiday– I Love My Man (Billie’s Blues)
N6 “>Billie Holiday– Miss Brown To You
O1 “>Billie Holiday– I Love My Man (Billie’s Blues)
O2 “>Billie Holiday– Lover Man
O3 “>Billie Holiday– Them There Eyes
O4 “>Billie Holiday– My Man
O5 “>Billie Holiday– I Cover The Waterfront
O6 “>Billie Holiday– Crazy He Calls Me
P1 “>Billie Holiday– Lover Come Back To Me
P2 “>Billie Holiday– Detour Ahead
P3 “>Billie Holiday– Strange Fruit
P4 “>Billie Holiday– Ain’t Nobody Bizz-Ness If I Do
P5 “>Billie Holiday– All Of Me
P6 “>Billie Holiday– I Loves You, Porgy
P7

Companies:

  • Recorded At – Paramount Pictures
  • Recorded At – Savoy Ballroom
  • Recorded At – Meadowbrook Ballroom, Cedar Grove
  • Recorded At – Café Society (2)
  • Recorded At – Monroe’s Uptown House
  • Recorded At – The Metropolitan Opera House
  • Recorded At – Apollo Theater-New York City
  • Recorded At – Philharmonic Auditorium, Los Angeles
  • Recorded At – Embassy Theatre
  • Recorded At – Hal Roach Film Studios
  • Recorded At – Carnegie Hall

Credits:

  • Alto Saxophone – Amos Gordon (tracks: F1, F2, F4), Arthur Dennis (tracks: F4), Bobby Plater (tracks: G5), Don Hill (5) (tracks: F1, F2), Don Stovall (tracks: B3), Earl Warren* (tracks: A2 to A4), Floyd “Horsecollar” Williams* (tracks: B1, B2), Hymie Schertzer (tracks: A5), Johnny Hodges (tracks: A1, C5), Noni Bernardi (tracks: A5), Otto Hardwick (tracks: C5), Sonny Payne (3) (tracks: A6), Tab Smith (tracks: A6), Willie Smith (2) (tracks: D1 to D8)
  • Banjo – Fred Guy (tracks: A1)
  • Baritone Saxophone – Charlie Fowlkes (tracks: G5), Ernest Thompson (2) (tracks: F1, F2), Ernie Caceres (tracks: L1 to L5), Harry Carney (tracks: A1, C5), Jack Washington (tracks: A2 to A4)
  • Bass – Al McKibbon (tracks: E1 to E3), Arvell Shaw (tracks: F1, F2, F4), Benny Moten (tracks: B3), Charles Mingus (tracks: G5), Harry Goodman (tracks: A5), Iggy Shevak (tracks: I1 to J5), Jack Lesberg (tracks: K1 to K3, L1 to L5), Jimmy Lewis (2) (tracks: M2, M3), John Williams* (tracks: A6), Junior Raglin (tracks: C5), Oscar Pettiford (tracks: B4 to B6), Red Callender (tracks: D1 to D8, E4, E5), Slam Stewart (tracks: C2, C3), Walter Page (tracks: A2 to A4), Wellman Braud (tracks: A1)
  • Clarinet – Ben Kynard (tracks: G5), Benny Goodman (tracks: A5), Buddy DeFranco (tracks: M2, M3), Edmond Hall (tracks: C2, C3), Peanuts Hucko (tracks: L1 to L5)
  • Clarinet, Alto Saxophone – Marshall Royal (tracks: A1)
  • Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone – Barney Bigard (tracks: A1, B4 to B6, E$, E6), Herbie Stewart* (tracks: I1 to J5), Jimmy Hamilton (tracks: C5)
  • Concertmaster – Danny Kaye (2) (tracks: C5), Jerome Kern (tracks: C5)
  • Drums – Alvis Burroughs* (tracks: B3), Arthur Trappier (tracks: C2, C3), Blinkie Garner (tracks: I1 to J5), Buddy Schutz (tracks: A5), Earl Walker (tracks: G5), Eddie Dougherty (tracks: A6), Edmund McConney (tracks: F1, F2), George Wettling (tracks: K1 to K3, L1 to L5), Gus Johnson (tracks: M2, M3), Hillard Brown (tracks: C5), J.C. Heard (tracks: E1 to E3), Jo Jones (tracks: A2 to A4), Sidney Catlett (tracks: B4 to B6, F4), Sonny Greer (tracks: A1), Zutty Singleton (tracks: E4, E5)
  • Guitar – Al Casey (tracks: B4 to B6, C2, C3), Ben Heller (tracks: A5), Bud Scott (tracks: E4, E5), Eddie Condon (tracks: L1 to L5), Elmer Warner (tracks: F1, F2, F4), Fred Guy (tracks: C5), Freddie Green (tracks: A2 to A4), Freddie Green (tracks: M2, M3), Irving Ashby (tracks: D1 to D8), Ulysses Livinston* (tracks: A6), Wes Montgomery (tracks: G5)
  • Piano – Alfred Williams* (tracks: B3), Art Tatum (tracks: B4 to B6, C2, C3), Billy Strayhorn (tracks: C5), Bobby Tucker (tracks: F5 to G5), Charlie Beal (tracks: E4, E5), Count Basie (tracks: A2 to A4, M2, M3), Dave Coleman (tracks: D1 to D8), Duke Ellington (tracks: A1, C5), Earl Mason (tracks: F1, F2, F4), Ed Mullins* (tracks: F1, F2, F4), Horace Henderson (tracks: K1 to K8), Jess Stacy (tracks: A5), Jimmy Rowles (tracks: I1 to J5), Joe Bushkin (tracks: L1 to L5), Kenny Kersey (tracks: A6, E1 to E3), Milt Buckner (tracks: G5), Milt Raskin (tracks: D1 to D8), Teddy Wilson (tracks: A7)
  • Tenor Saxophone – Al Sears (tracks: C5), Art Rollini* (tracks: A5), Ben Webster (tracks: C2, C3), Billy Williams (31) (tracks: G5), Charlie Barnet (tracks: A7), Coleman Hawkins (tracks: A7, B4 to B6, D1 to E3), Hershel Evans* (tracks: A2 to A4), Illinois Jacquet (tracks: E1 to E3), Jerry Jerome (tracks: A5), Joe Garland (tracks: F1, F2, F4), John Sparrow (3) (tracks: F1, F2, F4, G5), Kenneth Hollon (tracks: A6), Lester Young (tracks: A2 to A4, A7, D1 to D8), Lucky Thompson (tracks: F4), Wardell Gray (tracks: M2, M3)
  • Trombone – Russell “Big Chief Moore* (tracks: F1, F2, F4), Alton “Slim” Moore* (tracks: F4), Benny Morton (tracks: A4, C2, C3), Britt Woodman (tracks: G5), Claude Jones (tracks: C5), Cutty Cutshall (tracks: L1 to L5), Dan Minor (tracks: A2 to A4), Eddie Durham (tracks: A4), George Hunt (tracks: A2, A3), Herb Harper (tracks: I1 to J5), J.C. Higginbotham (tracks: B3), Jack Teagarden (tracks: B4 to B6), James Whitney (tracks: F1, F2, F4), James Wormick (tracks: G5), Joe “Tricky Sam” Nanton* (tracks: A1, C5), Juan Tizol (tracks: A1), Kid Ory (tracks: E4, E5), Lawrence Brown (tracks: A1, C5), Lester Bass (2) (tracks: G5), Luther Craven* (tracks: G5), Nat Allen* (tracks: F1, F2), Red Ballard (tracks: A5), Tommy Turk (tracks: D1 to D8), Vernon Brown (tracks: A5), Vic Dickenson (tracks: C2, C3), Waddet Williams (tracks: F1, F2)
  • Trumpet – Arthur Whetsol* (tracks: A1), Bob Hicks (tracks: A4), Bobby Moore (3) (tracks: A2, A3), Buck Clayton (tracks: A2 to A4, D1 to E3), Cat Anderson (tracks: C5), Charlie Shavers (tracks: C2, C3), Chiefy Scott (tracks: F4), Chris Griffin (3) (tracks: A5), Clark Terry (tracks: M2, M3), Cootie Williams (tracks: A1), Cy Baker (tracks: A5), Duke Garrett* (tracks: G5), Ed Lewis (tracks: A2 to A4), Fats Ford (tracks: F1, F2), Frankie Newton* (tracks: A6), Freddy Jenkins (tracks: A1), Henry “Red” Allen (tracks: B3), Hot Lips Page (tracks: A7, C6, C7, K1 to K8), Irving Goodman (tracks: A5), Jimmy Nottingham (tracks: G5), Leo Sheppard* (tracks: G5), Louis Armstrong (tracks: E5 to F2, F4), Louis Gray (tracks: F1, F2), Neal Hefti (tracks: I1 to J5), Ray Nance (tracks: C5), Rex Stewart (tracks: C5), Bob Butler* (tracks: F1, F2, F4), Roy Eldridge (tracks: B4 to B6, C2, C3), Shelton Hemphill (tracks: C5), Taft Jordan (tracks: C5), Teddy Buckner (tracks: G5), Thomas Grinder* (tracks: F4), Wendell Culley (tracks: G5), Wild Bill Davison (tracks: L1 to L5), Ziggy Elman (tracks: A5)
  • Vibraphone – Lionel Hampton (tracks: G5)
  • Vocals – Billie Holiday

Notes:

Edition limited to 500 copies, hand numbered.

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