Count Basie - LangWorth Transcriptions (20 tracks) +Album Reviews

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Count Basie
Lang-Worth Transcriptions
Genre: Jazz

Track Listings (20) - Disc #1
1. Down for Double - Count Basie, Green, Freddie
2. Rockin' the Blues - Count Basie, Warren, Earle
3. Wiggle Woogie - Count Basie, Warren, Earle
4. 9:20 Special - Count Basie, Engvick, William
5. Circus in Rhythm - Count Basie, Warren, Earle
6. Tush - Count Basie, Wells, Dicky
7. Ain't It the Truth? - Count Basie, Basie, Count
8. I Dream of You - Count Basie, Goetschius, Marjori
9. Red Bank Boogie - Count Basie, Basie, Count
10. Swing Shift Swing - Count Basie, Burke, Sonny [Arran
11. Do Nothin' Till You Hear from Me - Count Basie, Ellington, Duke
12. Don't Believe Everything You Dream - Count Basie, Adamson, Harold
13. Don't Cry Baby - Count Basie, Bernie, Saul
14. Rock-A-Bye Basie - Count Basie, Basie, Count
15. I've Had This Feeling Before (But Never Like This) - Count Basie, Stept, Sam
16. I Couldn't Sleep a Wink Last Night - Count Basie, Adamson, Harold
17. I've Found a New Baby - Count Basie, Palmer, Jack [1]
18. Basie Boogie - Count Basie, Basie, Count
19. I Wish You Were Waiting for Me - Count Basie, Russell, Bob
20. I Didn't Know About You - Count Basie, Ellington, Duke

CD Details

All Artists: Count Basie
Title: Lang-Worth Transcriptions
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Release Date: 7/11/2000
Genre: Jazz
Style: Swing Jazz
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 670917549529

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CD Reviews

Great music / poor annotation

Peter Feng | Wilmington, DE United States | 10/20/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This CD has almost all of Basie's marathon January 1944 transcription session (during the recording ban), when Lester Young was back in the band. (Unfortunately, this disc leaves off "Sent for you Yesterday" and the two versions of "One O'Clock Jump" -- you can find "Sent for You" on GOLDEN YEARS VOL. 3.) The remaining tracks come from May 25, 1944, and Feb 2, 1945, including a vocal usually reported to be Maxine Johnson (Wish You Were Waiting for Me), although Will Friedwald's liner notes report it's Thelma Carpenter. (I think it's probably Friedwald's error -- he's usually the authority on these things but would usually note his sources and explain why he offers a different attribution.) Anyway, it's great music but not arranged chronologically, no personnel are listed, etc."