Paris Jazz Corner

Capitol 1950 (réf. H-172)

Avec la participation de :
Stan Kenton (piano), Laurindo Almeida (guitar), June Christy (vocals), Art Pepper (saxophone), Pete Rugolo (arranger), Milt Bernhart (trombon), Al Porcino (trumpet), George Weidler (saxophone)

10', mono, occasion, 26.00 €
[30.68 US$, 3,372.20 ¥]

Original US pressing, deep groove
État du disque : VG
 État de la pochette : VG

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> See pictures about : Laurindo Almeida
> See pictures about : June Christy
> See pictures about : Stan Kenton
> See pictures about : Art Pepper

It's Kenton's favorite arranger Pete Rugolo, who studied under the well-known french contemporary music composer Darius Milhaud, that was at the initiative of the creation of that Kenton's band' all-new 'Progressive Sound'.

'Progressive Jazz' in a literal sense, brought more power, more emphasis and sophistication to broader chords.
More tones and interesting shades actually.
Kenton's big band' popularity was at its peak by the end of the 1940's...


Some little crackling.

The edges and the corners are used.
The bottom edge is completely almost opened.
Opening of 10cm on the top edge.