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| 1. | Makin' Whoopee
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| 2. | Baubles, Bangles, and Beads
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| 3. | What is This Thing Called Love
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| 4. | I've Never Been In Love Before
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| 5. | Truckin'
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| 6. | A Bunch of the Blues Keester Parade TNT Tiny's Blues
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| 7. | It Happened in Moneterey
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| 8. | I Hadn't Anyone 'Til You
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| 9. | A Smooth One
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| 10. | Don't Dream of Anybody But Me
Li'l Darlin'
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| 11. | Some Like it Hot
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| 12. | Hit the Road to Dreamland
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| 13. | I Hadn't Anyone 'Til You
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Jazz
Recorded: Aprill 23, 28, 29, 1959 and August 10, 1959
Mel Torme
Ginny O'Connor Vocal
Bernie Parke Vocal
Marty Paich Arranger, Conductor, Piano, Organ, Celeste, Orchestra
Jack Sheldon Trumpet
Victor Feldman Vibes
Bob Gibbons Guitar
Bill Pitman Guitar
Barney Kessel Guitar
Joe Mondragon Bass
Mel Lewis Drums
This album was a labor of love.
The Mel-Tones were the vehicle through which Mel Torme transformed tradition into innovation. In the history of the jazz vocal group, The Mel-Tones function as the missing link between the two most obvious zeniths of that worthy though neglected art form, The Boswell Sisters in the early '30s and Lambert, Hendricks, and Ross in the late '50s.
However, in the broader spectrum of solo vocal jazz, the group provided the catalyst through which Torme re-invented the vocabulary of big band for the human voice in the modern jazz era. The Mel-Tones original 1946 recordings directly anticipate Torme's solo album triumphs for Verve.
Original sessions produced by Norman Ganz |
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