Sauter-Finegan Orchestra, The ?– Inside Sauter-Finegan 1954 Jazz Improv LP

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Sauter-Finegan Orchestra, The ?– Inside Sauter-Finegan

Label:
RCA Victor ?– LJM-1003, RCA Victor ?– LJM 1003
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Mono, Gatefold
Country:
US
Released:
1954
Genre:
Jazz
Style:
Space-Age, Free Improvisation

Tracklist

A1     Four Horsemen

    Clarinet – Harvey EstrinTrombone – Jimmy Thompson (6), Santo Russo, Tommy Mitchell*Trumpet – Al Maiorca, Bobby Nichols, Nick TravisTuba – Jay McAllisterWritten-By – Eddie Sauter

   
A2     Old Folks

    Bass – Max BennettChimes – Eddie SauterGuitar – Park HillMarimba – Joe VenutoPiano – Ralph BurnsVocals – Andy Roberts (7)Written-By – Dedette Hill*, Willard Robinson*

   
A3     How About You? (How About Choo?)

    Bass – Elmer Alexander*Contrabass – Max BennettPiano [Pianoforte] – Ralph BurnsTrumpet – Nick TravisWritten-By – Burton Lane, Ralph Freed

   
A4     10,000 B.C.

    Bells [Elephant Bells] – Joe VenutoGong – Finegan*Harp – Mary Jane Barton*Percussion [Sugar Bowl Covers] – Al MaiorcaVocals – Sally SweetlandWritten-By – Eddie Sauter

   
A5     Wild Wings In The Woods

    Bass Clarinet – Gene AllenClarinet – Al Block, Wally KaneFlute – Harvey EstrinOboe – Ray Shiner*Written-By – Eddie Sauter

   
A6     Finegan's Wake

    Baritone Saxophone – Gene O'Allen*Bass – Max O'Bennett*Clarinet – Harvey O'Estrin*Drums – Mousey O'Alexander*Guitar – Park O'Hill*Marimba – Joe O'Venuto*Piano – Ralph O'Burns*Trombone – Sonny O'Russo*Trumpet – Nick O'Travis*Written-By – Bill Finegan

   
B1     Autumn Leaves

    Vocals – Sally SweetlandWritten-By – Prevert*, Mercer*, Kosma*

   
B2     Eddie & The Witchdoctor

    Bongos – Joe VenutoClaves – Al BlockDrums – Mousey AlexanderDrums [Gourd] – Gene AllenFlute – Harvey EstrinOther [Scream] – Mitchell Boy's Choir*Tambourine – Wally KaneTimpani [Tympani], Gong, Drums [Street Drum] – Allen Able*Written-By, Xylophone – Eddie Sauter

   
B3     New York ... 4AM

    Trumpet – Bobby NicholsWritten-By – Bill Finegan

   
B4     Pennies From Heaven

    Trombone – Sonny RussoWritten-By – Arthur Johnston, Johnny Burke

   
B5     September's Sorrow

    English Horn – Ray Shiner*Trumpet – Bobby NicholsTrumpet [Lead] – Al MaiorcaWritten-By – Eddie Sauter

   
B6     When Two Trees Fall In Love

    Performer – Joe VenutoWritten-By – Eddie Sauter

   
B7     The "Thundisbreak" (The Thunderer)

    Drums – Mousey AlexanderGlockenspiel – Ralph BurnsPiccolo Flute [Piccolo] – Harvey EstrinTrumpet – Al MaiorcaTuba – Jay McAllisterWritten-By – John Philip Sousa

   
Companies etc

    Copyright (c) – RCA

Credits

    Artwork [Cover] – Jim Flora
    Engineer – Freddie Elsasser*
    Engineer [Assistant] – Ray Hall
    Liner Notes – Bill Finegan, Eddie Sauter

Notes

Gatefold jacket with opening at spine.

RCA Victor
Profile:
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During its lifespan, the RCA Victor brand has undergone many design adjustments, see the vinylbeat-link below. For this reason it appears mandatory to denote what label version was contributed, possibly provide an image please. If you date your version, please be sure the dating match the label version.
A 'new look' was established for releases in France in 2010, under the Sony Music Classique & Jazz grouping.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

    Matrix / Runout (Side A Matrix): E4VP-8114
    Matrix / Runout (Side B Matrix): E4VP-8115
    Matrix / Runout (Side A Runout (stamped)): E4VP-8114-1S
    Matrix / Runout (Side B Runout (Stamped)): E4VP-8115-2S


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