Description
Personnel:
Alto sax: Don Carone, Lee Konitz
Tenor sax: Eddie Wasserman, Zoot Sims
Baritone sax: Tony Ferina
Trumpet: Buddy Childers, Ernie Royal, Conte Candoli, Don Dennis, Don Smith
Trombone: Bob Burgess, Bill Russo, Frank Rosolino, Keith Moon, George Roberts (bass-trombone)
Piano: Stan Kenton
Bass: Don Bagley
Guitar: Sal Salvador
Drums: Stan Levey
Vocal: Chris Connor
Recorded: Tuesday, 23 June 1953, Moonlite Gardens, Coney Island Park, Cincinnati, Ohio
1. The Opener (Bill Holman) 1:30
arr. by Bill Holman
solos: Rosolino (tb) Sims (ts) Konitz (as) Candoli (tp)
Kenton mentions that it is Sims’s third week on the band.
2. It’s The Talk Of The Town (Jerry Livingston, Marty Symes & Al Neiburg) 7:12
arr. by Bill Russo
solo: Sims (ts)
3. 23 Degrees North - 82 Degrees West (Bill Russo) 11:41
arr. by Bill Russo
solos: Rosolino (tb) Konitz (as)
When Stan asked how he should be introduced, Rosolino says “Tell them they’re gonna hear the greatest trombone player in the country.
4. I Got It Bad And That Ain’t Good (Duke Ellington) 16:09
arr. by Bill Russo
solo: Rosolino (tb)
5. Bags (Bill Holman) 19:48
arr. by Bill Holman
solo: Bagley (b)
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