Sample Image4 photosAvailable Pressings
Vinyl, LP x1Jazz ArchivesJA-351976USfrom$10.00
Sample Image4 photosTracklist
- A1. Tea For Two
- A2. Don't Blame Me
- A3. 'Nuf Said
- A4. I Surrender Dear
- A5. Woke Up Clipped
- A6. Dirty Deal
- A7. Teezol
- A8. The Horn
- B1. The Romp
- B2. Honeysuckle Rose
- B3. Somebody Loves Me
- B4. Flying Home
Notes
Mrs. Eudora Webster, widow of Ben Webster, provided the audio source material for this LP.
There are several unidentified musicians on B4: two trumpeters, one trombonist and three reed players.
(A) Recorded for World Program Service, New York, February 8, 1944 (as "Ben Webster And His Orchestra"):
Track A1 (mx. N1640-5)
Track A2 (mx. N1638-3)
Track A3 (mx. N1635-2)
Track A4 (mx. N1639-1)
Track A5 (mx. N1633-3)
Track A6 (mx. N1637-3)
Track A7 (mx. N1634-5)
Track A8 (mx. N1636-2)
Alternates and incomplete takes from this session were issued on .
(B & C) Tracks B1 & B2 were recorded live at "Onyx Club" or "Lincoln Square Center", New York, August 20, 1945 (as "Ben And The Boys").
(D) Track B3 was recorded at a V Disc Session, Vanderbilt Theater, New York, January 24, 1945 (as "Woody Herman And The V-Disc All Stars"). This recording first appeared on .
(E) Track B4 was recorded in New York, May 3, 1958 (as "Ben And The Boys")
Additional Notes
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout: JA35A K (A side runout)
- Matrix / Runout: JA35B K (B side runout)
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