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1940, Vol. 3
Format: Audio CD from Classics (1997-03-28)
List price: $15.98
New price: $16.32
Used price: $69.99
Used price: $69.99
Tracks:
Disc 1
Disc 1
- You're Breaking My Heart All Over Again
- Down Argentina Way
- Moon Over Burma
- High On A Windy Hill
- I Hear Music
- Like The Fella Once Said
- Somewhere
- I'd Know You Anywhere
- How 'Bout That Mess
- You Dance With Dynamite
- When You Awake
- It All Comes Back To Me Now
- Hamtramck
- Yes, My Darling Daughter
- Full Dress Hop
- Sweet Georgia Brown
- Oh! They're Making Me All Over In The Army
- Deep In The Blues
- You Are The One
- Isn't That Just Like Love?
- You Forgot About Me
Average review score: 

In The Middle Voice
Helpful Votes: 0 out of 0 total.
Review Date: 2002-09-05
Review Date: 2002-09-05
Unlike Artie Shaw and a few others, Gene Krupa was a practical fellow. He knew that to get the freedom to play the hot stuff
he wanted, he'd have to put out some sweeter stuff as well to pay the bills. This album is a testament to his skill, because
he puts the same dedicated musicianship into most of the sweet tracks (about two-thirds) as he puts into the more swinging
tracks. This may be the best of the Krupa albums on the Chronological Classics series for those of us who like our swing
just a little easier than his post-war experiments.

1940, Vol. 3
Format: Audio CD from Allegro Corporation (1999-07-27)
List price: $15.98
Used price: $34.96
Tracks:
Disc 1
Disc 1
- You're Breaking My Heart All Over Again
- Down Argentina Way
- Moon Over Burma
- High On A Windy Hill
- I Hear Music
- Like The Fella Once Said
- Somewhere
- I'd Know You Anywhere
- How 'Bout That Mess
- You Dance With Dynamite
- When You Awake
- It All Comes Back To Me Now
- Hamtramck
- Yes, My Darling Daughter
- Full Dress Hop
- Sweet Georgia Brown
- Oh! They're Making Me All Over In The Army
- Deep In The Blues
- You Are The One
- Isn't That Just Like Love?
- You Forgot About Me
Average review score: 

In The Middle Voice
Helpful Votes: 0 out of 0 total.
Review Date: 2002-09-05
Review Date: 2002-09-05
Unlike Artie Shaw and a few others, Gene Krupa was a practical fellow. He knew that to get the freedom to play the hot stuff
he wanted, he'd have to put out some sweeter stuff as well to pay the bills. This album is a testament to his skill, because
he puts the same dedicated musicianship into most of the sweet tracks (about two-thirds) as he puts into the more swinging
tracks. This may be the best of the Krupa albums on the Chronological Classics series for those of us who like our swing
just a little easier than his post-war experiments.
1940-1941
Format: Audio CD from Classics (1996-11-19)
List price: $15.98
Used price: $39.95
Tracks:
Disc 1
Disc 1
- Joyeuse Fumee (Holy Smoke)
- Tiger Rag
- Quatre Tickets
- Cascades
- Reflets
- Onze Heures Vingt
- Sur Les Bordes De L'Alamo (On The Alamo)
- L'Horloge De Grand-Pere (Grandfather's Clock)
- Parade Des Remparts Du Sud (South Rampart Street Parade)
- Fou (Mad)
- En Souvenir (In A Mist)
- Midi A Jalopi (12 O'Clock In Jalopi)
- Hier Et Aujourd' Hui (Sent For You Yesterday)
- Ambiance (In The Mood)
- Pour Danseurs Seulement (For Dancers Only)
- Divertissement Dans Unde Fonderie
- Strictement Pour Les Persans (Strictly For The Persians_ 01-31-41 (OSW-186-1)/(Stri
- Verlaine
- Mr. Jinx (Mr. Mysterioso)
- Passe-Temps A Hollywood (Hollywood Pastime)

1940-1941
Format: Audio CD from Melodie Jazz Classic (2003-07-29)
List price: $15.98
New price: $27.87
Tracks:
Disc 1
Disc 1
- Chips' Boogie Woogie - Woody Herman
- Chips' Blues - Woody Herman
- Frenesi
- Song of Old Hawaii
- Golden Wedding
- Five O'Clock Whistle
- Beat Me Daddy, Eight to the Bar
- Dream Valley
- Whatever Happened to You?
- There I Go
- You're the One
- Love of My Life
- Stars Remain
- I Should Have Known You Years Ago
- Golden Wedding
- Sorrento
- Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
- Oh! Look at Me Now
- Bounce Me Brother With a Solid Four
- Lazy River
- There'll Be Some Changes Made
- Come Back to Sorrento
- Bishop's Blues
Average review score: 

Beat Me Daddy
Helpful Votes: 0 out of 0 total.
Review Date: 2007-01-24
Review Date: 2007-01-24
This collection is great. A few of the selections are a little off, but
overall, when the selections are from 1940-1941, this collection is
phenomenal. I have heard CDs that were made a lot more recent that did not
sound half as good as this. This CD also has some of the lesser known
works of Woody Herman. I grew up listening to Beat Me Daddy Eight to the
Bar on a 78. The original recording is on this CD and is so good that you
tend to forget that the original was a 78.
overall, when the selections are from 1940-1941, this collection is
phenomenal. I have heard CDs that were made a lot more recent that did not
sound half as good as this. This CD also has some of the lesser known
works of Woody Herman. I grew up listening to Beat Me Daddy Eight to the
Bar on a 78. The original recording is on this CD and is so good that you
tend to forget that the original was a 78.

1940-1941
Format: Audio CD from Classics (2001-05-01)
List price: $15.98
Tracks:
Disc 1
Disc 1
- Nobody
- The Man I Love
- Henderson Stomp
- Benny Rides Again
- Taking A Chance On Love
- Cabin In The Sky
- Frenesi
- Hard To Get
- These Things You Left Me
- Superman
- More Than You Know
- Moonlight On The Ganges
- Breakfast Feud
- I Can't Give You Anything But Love
- Gilly (Gone With What Draft)
- Yes, My Darling Daughter
- I'm Always Chasing Rainbows
- Somebody Stole My Gal
- I Left My Heart In Your Hand
- Let The Door Knob Hitcha
- I Hear A Rhapsody
- It's Always You
1940-1941
Format: Audio CD from Classics (1996-11-19)
List price: $15.98
Used price: $34.50
Tracks:
Disc 1
Disc 1
- Five O'Clock Whistle
- Love Jumped Out
- My Wanderin' Man - Helen Humes
- Broadway
- It's The Same Old South - Jimmy Rushing
- Stampede In G Minor
- Who Am I? - Helen Humes
- Rockin' The Blues
- It's Square But It Rocks - Helen Humes
- I'll Forget - Helen Humes
- You Lied To Me - Helen Humes
- Wiggle Woogie
- Beau Brummel
- Music Makers
- Jump The Blues Away
- Deep In The Blues - Helen Humes
- The Jitters
- Tuesday At Ten
- Undecided Blues - Jimmy Rushing
- I Do Mean You
- 9.20 Special
- H And J
- Feedin' The Bean
- Goin' To Chicago Blues - Jimmy Rushing

1940-1941
Format: Audio CD from Classics (1996-11-19)
List price: $15.98
Tracks:
Disc 1
Disc 1
- Charlie The Chulo - Duke Ellington
- Lament For Javanette - Duke Ellington
- A Lull At Dawn - Duke Ellington
- Ready Eddy - Duke Ellington
- Sidewalks Of New York
- Flamingo
- The Girl In My Dreams Tries To Look Like You
- Take The 'A' Train
- Jumpin' Punkins
- John Hardy's Wife
- Blue Serge
- After All
- Dear Old Southland - Duke Ellington
- Solitude - Duke Ellington
- Bakiff
- Are You Sticking?
- Just A-Settin' And A-Rockin'
- The Giddybug Gallop
- Chocolate Shake
- I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good
- Clementine
- The Brown Skin Gal (In The Calico Gown)
- Jump For Joy
Average review score: 

Some outstanding classic perfromances here!!!!
Helpful Votes: 2 out of 2 total.
Review Date: 2000-09-27
Review Date: 2000-09-27
This CD which covers Ellington between 1940-41 has some outstanding classic perfromances like Falmingo(one of Ellington &
Jeffries biggest hits) with crooner Herb Jeffries warm baritone vocals. Also included in this set are the spectacular "Take
The A Train" "Solitude" and "Chocolate Shake" with a wonderful Ivie Anderson vocal. This CD comes highly recomended.

1940-1941
Format: Audio CD from Classics (1996-11-19)
List price: $15.98
New price: $16.32
Tracks:
Disc 1
Disc 1
- I Can't Believe You're In Love With Me
- Joe Turner Blues
- Beale Street Blues
- By The Watermelon Vine, Lindy Lou
- The Last Kiss You Gave Me
- Boogie Woogie Sugar Blues
- I've Been In Love Before
- All Of Me
- The Very Thought Of You
- Cocktails For Two
- Takin' My Time
- Cuddle Up, Huddle Up
- Ev'ry Goodbye Ain't Gone
- Babalu
- There, I've Said It Again
- Midnight
- My Favorite Blues
- Lullaby To A Dream
- What A Difference A Day Made
- Sunday
- Ill Wind
- Back Bay Boogie
- Tree Of Hope
Average review score: 

Recomendo
Helpful Votes: 2 out of 2 total.
Review Date: 2007-09-02
Review Date: 2007-09-02
Pelo fato de ter sido uma pessoa absolutamente normal durante toda sua longa carreira, Carter não costuma ser muito festejado
nos meios jazzísticos. Sem a ira dionisíaca de um Charles Mingus, sem a excentricidade esquizofrênica de um Thelonious Monk
e sem o sorriso perigoso de Duke Ellington, Carter dificilmente é citado como um dos maiores músicos do jazz. É grande o engano
ou flagrante a injustiça colocá-lo no segundo escalão.
Carter é, entre outras coisas, o melhor arranjador da transição entre as décadas de 1920 e 1930, época em que Heisenberg proclamava o princípio da incerteza na Física. Tendo aprendido o ofício da orquestração por conta própria, chegou a rivalizar e até mesmo superar alguns mestres da época, como Don Redman. Fugindo ao modelo de sucesso fácil oferecido pelo swing, estilo que assolava o EUA nesses tempos, Carter construiu uma obra genial com humildade, independência e sensibilidade. Sua obra somente pode ser comparada à montanhesca criação da dupla Ellington & Strayhorn. Ao contrário do trabalho de Ellington, essencialmente instrumental, as composições de Carter são extremamente `cantáveis', característica que comprova sua veia de grande solista.
Além do trabalho como arranjador e compositor, Carter era um exímio instrumentista, capaz de cantar, tocar piano, trombone, trompete e os saxofones soprano, alto e tenor. Embora excelente trompetista, foi com o sax alto que Carter se destaca como um dos mais importantes improvisadores do jazz: suave, doce e tranqüilo, nem mesmo a velocidade assustadora imposta por Charlie Parker foi capaz de ofuscar a beleza de seus solos. Sua sonoridade única influenciou vários mestres do saxofone, entre eles Sonny Rollins. Carter era o tipo de pessoa que, assim como o inigualável Lester Young, apesar de negro, nunca teve vergonha ou malícia em negar a profunda influência recebida de Frank Trumbauer, um excepcional saxofonista branco renegado no jazz por sua cor. Para Carter a beleza da música estava acima do racismo irracional.
Carter provou com seu trabalho que nem toda música doce e agradável é necessariamente música de elevador ou de consultório dentário. Sua obra comprova que a música pode ser inteligente e complexa sem ser necessariamente chata e inaudível. Ele sabia, mais e melhor que todos nós, que o sucesso obedece cegamente ao princípio da incerteza, principalmente When Lights Are Low. Mas o mestre, é claro, não se importava com isso.
Carter é, entre outras coisas, o melhor arranjador da transição entre as décadas de 1920 e 1930, época em que Heisenberg proclamava o princípio da incerteza na Física. Tendo aprendido o ofício da orquestração por conta própria, chegou a rivalizar e até mesmo superar alguns mestres da época, como Don Redman. Fugindo ao modelo de sucesso fácil oferecido pelo swing, estilo que assolava o EUA nesses tempos, Carter construiu uma obra genial com humildade, independência e sensibilidade. Sua obra somente pode ser comparada à montanhesca criação da dupla Ellington & Strayhorn. Ao contrário do trabalho de Ellington, essencialmente instrumental, as composições de Carter são extremamente `cantáveis', característica que comprova sua veia de grande solista.
Além do trabalho como arranjador e compositor, Carter era um exímio instrumentista, capaz de cantar, tocar piano, trombone, trompete e os saxofones soprano, alto e tenor. Embora excelente trompetista, foi com o sax alto que Carter se destaca como um dos mais importantes improvisadores do jazz: suave, doce e tranqüilo, nem mesmo a velocidade assustadora imposta por Charlie Parker foi capaz de ofuscar a beleza de seus solos. Sua sonoridade única influenciou vários mestres do saxofone, entre eles Sonny Rollins. Carter era o tipo de pessoa que, assim como o inigualável Lester Young, apesar de negro, nunca teve vergonha ou malícia em negar a profunda influência recebida de Frank Trumbauer, um excepcional saxofonista branco renegado no jazz por sua cor. Para Carter a beleza da música estava acima do racismo irracional.
Carter provou com seu trabalho que nem toda música doce e agradável é necessariamente música de elevador ou de consultório dentário. Sua obra comprova que a música pode ser inteligente e complexa sem ser necessariamente chata e inaudível. Ele sabia, mais e melhor que todos nós, que o sucesso obedece cegamente ao princípio da incerteza, principalmente When Lights Are Low. Mas o mestre, é claro, não se importava com isso.

1940-1941
Format: Audio CD from Melodie Jazz Classic (2001-04-17)
List price: $15.98
Used price: $94.93
Tracks:
Disc 1
Disc 1
- Joyeuse Fumee (Holy Smoke)
- Tiger Rag
- Quatre Tickets
- Cascades
- Reflets
- Onze Heures Vingt
- Sur Les Bordes De L'Alamo (On The Alamo)
- L'Horloge De Grand-Pere (Grandfather's Clock)
- Parade Des Remparts Du Sud (South Rampart Street Parade)
- Fou (Mad)
- En Souvenir (In A Mist)
- Midi A Jalopi (12 O'Clock In Jalopi)
- Hier Et Aujourd' Hui (Sent For You Yesterday)
- Ambiance (In The Mood)
- Pour Danseurs Seulement (For Dancers Only)
- Divertissement Dans Unde Fonderie
- Strictement Pour Les Persans (Strictly For The Persians_ 01-31-41 (OSW-186-1)/(Stri
- Verlaine
- Mr. Jinx (Mr. Mysterioso)
- Passe-Temps A Hollywood (Hollywood Pastime)

1940-1941
Format: Audio CD from Jazz Chronological Classics (1994-05-13)
List price: $17.97
Tracks:
Disc 1
Disc 1
- Five O'Clock Whistle
- Love Jumped Out
- My Wanderin' Man - Helen Humes
- Broadway
- It's The Same Old South - Jimmy Rushing
- Stampede In G Minor
- Who Am I? - Helen Humes
- Rockin' The Blues
- It's Square But It Rocks - Helen Humes
- I'll Forget - Helen Humes
- You Lied To Me - Helen Humes
- Wiggle Woogie
- Beau Brummel
- Music Makers
- Jump The Blues Away
- Deep In The Blues - Helen Humes
- The Jitters
- Tuesday At Ten
- Undecided Blues - Jimmy Rushing
- I Do Mean You
- 9.20 Special
- H And J
- Feedin' The Bean
- Goin' To Chicago Blues - Jimmy Rushing
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