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*24514$aThe Best big band jazz$bclassics from the 1950s$hlydopptak
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*500 #$aDiverse storbandjazz fra 1950-tallet
*505 #$aInnhold: CD 1: April in Paris / Count Basie and His Orchestra. The Cosmic scene / Duke Ellington's Spacemen. CD 2: Duke with a difference / Clark Terry. A Portrait of Duke Ellington / Dizzy Gillispie and his Orchestera. CD 3: Trane whistle / Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis' Big Band. Taylor made jazz / Billy Taylor and His Orchestra. CD 4: At the Monterey Jazz Festival / Woody Herman's Big New Herd. A Message from Birdland / Maynard Ferguson. CD 5: New bottle, old wine / Gil Evans. In a jazz orbit / Bill Holman. CD 6: Brass shout / Art Farmer. Jazz in space age / George Russell and His Orchestra. CD 7: Really big! / The Jimmy Heath Orchestra. Jazz north of the border and south of the border / Chico O'Farrill and His Orchestra. CD 8: Skin deep / Louis Bellson and His Orchestra. Adventures in rhythm / Pete Rugolo and His Orchestra. CD 9: They met at the continental divide (it wasn't exactly a battle) / The Trombone Inc.. Big fat brass / Billy May. CD 10: The Broadway bit / Marty Paich. Kenton with voices / Stan Kenton introducing the Modern Man and feat. Ann Richards.
*520 #$aFra omslaget: "The bigger the band, the better the sound - at least when venues got larger as swing got popular in the 1920s. But how to keep such big band operating when styles change and amplifiers advance to smaller combos sound just as loud? The answer can be found in these twenty rare and refined albums by some of the best big bands of the 1950s. They range from classics by Count Basie or Duke Ellington to the cool sounds of Marty Paich or Stan Kenton, and the advanced arrangements of Gil Evans or George Russell."
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*700  $aGillespie, Dizzy$d1917-1993$_13680200
*700  $aHerman, Woody$d1913-1987$_14144300
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*700  $aTerry, Clark$d1920-2015$_34899900
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*700 #$aBellson, Louis$d1924-2009$_67796200
*700 #$aEllington, Duke$d1899-1974$_17166700
*700 #$aHeath, Jimmy$d1926-2020$_67796300
*700 #$aKenton, Stan$d1911-1979$_67796400
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*740  $aReally big
*740  $aSkin deep
*740  $aTaylor made jazz
*740  $aThe Broadway bit
*740  $aThe Cosmic scene
*740  $aThey met at the continental divide it wasn't exactly a battle
*740  $aTrane whistle
*740 #$aA Portrait of Duke Ellington
*740 #$aAdventures in rhythm
*740 #$aApril in Paris
*740 #$aAt the Monterey Jazz Festival
*740 #$aBig fat brass
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