One Night Stand

~ Release by Buddy Rich and His Orchestra (see all versions of this release, 1 available)

Tracklist

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#	Title	Rating	Length
1	A Little Handicap alto saxophone: Les Clarke (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mario Daone (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) baritone saxophone: Sid Brown (saxophone) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) bass: Joe Shulman (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) drums (drum set): Stan Kay (Jazz drummer) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Buddy Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) piano: Tony Nichols (piano) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) tenor saxophone: George Berg (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mick Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trombone: Sam Hyster (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Al Lorraine (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Johnny Mandel (American composer and arranger) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Earl Swope (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trumpet: Karl Warwick (jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Louis Oles (American jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Bitsy Mullens (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Pinky Savitt (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recorded at: Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recording of: A Little Handicap		3:28
2	I Cover the Waterfront alto saxophone: Les Clarke (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mario Daone (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) baritone saxophone: Sid Brown (saxophone) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) bass: Joe Shulman (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) drums (drum set): Stan Kay (Jazz drummer) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Buddy Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) piano: Tony Nichols (piano) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) tenor saxophone: George Berg (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mick Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trombone: Sam Hyster (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Al Lorraine (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Johnny Mandel (American composer and arranger) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Earl Swope (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trumpet: Karl Warwick (jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Louis Oles (American jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Bitsy Mullens (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Pinky Savitt (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recorded at: Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) instrumental recording of: I Cover the Waterfront (in 1946-03) lyricist: Edward Heyman composer: Johnny Green (composer and conductor, often credited as John Green) and Edward Heyman publisher: Harms, Inc., Warner Bros., Inc. (not for release label use!) and Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.		4:17
3	Somebody Like You alto saxophone: Les Clarke (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mario Daone (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) baritone saxophone: Sid Brown (saxophone) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) bass: Joe Shulman (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) drums (drum set): Stan Kay (Jazz drummer) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Buddy Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) piano: Tony Nichols (piano) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) tenor saxophone: George Berg (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mick Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trombone: Sam Hyster (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Al Lorraine (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Johnny Mandel (American composer and arranger) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Earl Swope (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trumpet: Karl Warwick (jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Louis Oles (American jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Bitsy Mullens (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Pinky Savitt (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recorded at: Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28)		4:17
4	Just a‐Sittin’ and a‐Rockin’ alto saxophone: Les Clarke (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mario Daone (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) baritone saxophone: Sid Brown (saxophone) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) bass: Joe Shulman (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) drums (drum set): Stan Kay (Jazz drummer) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Buddy Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) piano: Tony Nichols (piano) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) tenor saxophone: George Berg (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mick Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trombone: Sam Hyster (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Al Lorraine (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Johnny Mandel (American composer and arranger) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Earl Swope (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trumpet: Karl Warwick (jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Louis Oles (American jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Bitsy Mullens (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Pinky Savitt (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recorded at: Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) instrumental recording of: Just A‐Sittin’ and A‐Rockin’ (in 1946-03) lyricist: Lee Gaines (in 1941) composer: Duke Ellington (US composer, pianist & jazz bandleader) (in 1941) and Billy Strayhorn (in 1941)		3:52
5	I’m Just a Lucky So and So alto saxophone: Les Clarke (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mario Daone (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) baritone saxophone: Sid Brown (saxophone) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) bass: Joe Shulman (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) drums (drum set): Stan Kay (Jazz drummer) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Buddy Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) piano: Tony Nichols (piano) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) tenor saxophone: George Berg (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mick Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trombone: Sam Hyster (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Al Lorraine (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Johnny Mandel (American composer and arranger) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Earl Swope (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trumpet: Karl Warwick (jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Louis Oles (American jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Bitsy Mullens (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Pinky Savitt (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recorded at: Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) instrumental recording of: I’m Just a Lucky So and So (in 1946-03) lyricist: Mack David (American lyricist and songwriter) (in 1945) composer: Duke Ellington (US composer, pianist & jazz bandleader) (in 1945) publisher: Paramount Music Corporation and PolyGram International (renamed Universal PolyGram International Publishing, Inc. circa 1998)		3:22
6	Daily Double alto saxophone: Les Clarke (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mario Daone (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) baritone saxophone: Sid Brown (saxophone) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) bass: Joe Shulman (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) drums (drum set): Stan Kay (Jazz drummer) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Buddy Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) piano: Tony Nichols (piano) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) tenor saxophone: George Berg (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mick Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trombone: Sam Hyster (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Al Lorraine (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Johnny Mandel (American composer and arranger) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Earl Swope (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trumpet: Karl Warwick (jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Louis Oles (American jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Bitsy Mullens (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Pinky Savitt (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recorded at: Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recording of: Daily Double		3:37
7	Poontang alto saxophone: Les Clarke (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mario Daone (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) baritone saxophone: Sid Brown (saxophone) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) bass: Joe Shulman (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) drums (drum set): Stan Kay (Jazz drummer) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Buddy Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) piano: Tony Nichols (piano) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) tenor saxophone: George Berg (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mick Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trombone: Sam Hyster (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Al Lorraine (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Johnny Mandel (American composer and arranger) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Earl Swope (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trumpet: Karl Warwick (jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Louis Oles (American jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Bitsy Mullens (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Pinky Savitt (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recorded at: Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recording of: Poontang		3:50
8	I’m Always Chasing Rainbows alto saxophone: Les Clarke (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mario Daone (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) baritone saxophone: Sid Brown (saxophone) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) bass: Joe Shulman (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) drums (drum set): Stan Kay (Jazz drummer) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Buddy Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) piano: Tony Nichols (piano) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) tenor saxophone: George Berg (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mick Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trombone: Sam Hyster (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Al Lorraine (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Johnny Mandel (American composer and arranger) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Earl Swope (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trumpet: Karl Warwick (jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Louis Oles (American jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Bitsy Mullens (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Pinky Savitt (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recorded at: Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) instrumental recording of: I’m Always Chasing Rainbows (in 1946-03) lyricist: Joseph McCarthy (lyricist, 1885–1943) composer: Harry Carroll and Fryderyk Chopin (Frédéric Chopin, composer) publisher: Burton Avenue Songs, EMI Robbins Catalog Inc. (ASCAP), フジパシフィックミュージック SBK事業部 (Fujipacific Music SBK Department), ヤマハミュージックエンタテインメントホールディングス (Yamaha Music Entertainment Holdings, Inc., holding company – do not use as release label) and リトルスター・コピーライトマネージメント (Little Star Copyright Management) version of: Fantaisie‐impromptu in C‐sharp minor, op. 66 part of: Irene (the musical)		3:29
9	Just You, Just Me alto saxophone: Les Clarke (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mario Daone (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) baritone saxophone: Sid Brown (saxophone) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) bass: Joe Shulman (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) drums (drum set): Stan Kay (Jazz drummer) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Buddy Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) piano: Tony Nichols (piano) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) tenor saxophone: George Berg (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mick Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trombone: Sam Hyster (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Al Lorraine (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Johnny Mandel (American composer and arranger) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Earl Swope (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trumpet: Karl Warwick (jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Louis Oles (American jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Bitsy Mullens (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Pinky Savitt (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recorded at: Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) instrumental recording of: Just You, Just Me (in 1946-03) lyricist: Raymond Klages (in 1929) composer: Jesse Greer (in 1929) publisher: EMI United Partnership Ltd., Robbins Music (publishing company owned by EMI Music Publishing Ltd.) and Robbins Music Corporation part of: New York, New York (1977 musical film soundtrack)		3:45
10	It’s About Time alto saxophone: Les Clarke (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mario Daone (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) baritone saxophone: Sid Brown (saxophone) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) bass: Joe Shulman (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) drums (drum set): Stan Kay (Jazz drummer) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Buddy Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) piano: Tony Nichols (piano) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) tenor saxophone: George Berg (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mick Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trombone: Sam Hyster (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Al Lorraine (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Johnny Mandel (American composer and arranger) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Earl Swope (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trumpet: Karl Warwick (jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Louis Oles (American jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Bitsy Mullens (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Pinky Savitt (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recorded at: Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28)		3:00
11	Let’s Blow alto saxophone: Les Clarke (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mario Daone (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) baritone saxophone: Sid Brown (saxophone) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) bass: Joe Shulman (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) drums (drum set): Stan Kay (Jazz drummer) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Buddy Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) piano: Tony Nichols (piano) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) tenor saxophone: George Berg (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mick Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trombone: Sam Hyster (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Al Lorraine (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Johnny Mandel (American composer and arranger) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Earl Swope (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trumpet: Karl Warwick (jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Louis Oles (American jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Bitsy Mullens (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Pinky Savitt (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recorded at: Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28)		3:20
12	Feather Merchant alto saxophone: Les Clarke (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mario Daone (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) baritone saxophone: Sid Brown (saxophone) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) bass: Joe Shulman (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) drums (drum set): Stan Kay (Jazz drummer) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Buddy Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) piano: Tony Nichols (piano) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) tenor saxophone: George Berg (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mick Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trombone: Sam Hyster (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Al Lorraine (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Johnny Mandel (American composer and arranger) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Earl Swope (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trumpet: Karl Warwick (jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Louis Oles (American jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Bitsy Mullens (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Pinky Savitt (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recorded at: Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recording of: Feather Merchant composer: Count Basie (pianist) and Jimmy Mundy		3:57
13	It’s Only a Paper Moon alto saxophone: Les Clarke (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mario Daone (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) baritone saxophone: Sid Brown (saxophone) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) bass: Joe Shulman (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) drums (drum set): Stan Kay (Jazz drummer) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Buddy Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) piano: Tony Nichols (piano) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) tenor saxophone: George Berg (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mick Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trombone: Sam Hyster (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Al Lorraine (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Johnny Mandel (American composer and arranger) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Earl Swope (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trumpet: Karl Warwick (jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Louis Oles (American jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Bitsy Mullens (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Pinky Savitt (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recorded at: Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) instrumental recording of: It’s Only a Paper Moon (in 1946-03) lyricist: E.Y. Harburg (in 1933) and Billy Rose (lyricist and Broadway producer) (in 1933) composer: Harold Arlen (in 1933) publisher: Anne-Rachel Music Corp., Chappell & Co., Chappell Music Ltd., Gloccamorria Music, Next Decade Entertainment, S.A. Music Co., SA Music, Shapiro Bernstein & Co. Ltd. and Warner Bros. Music (publisher; do NOT use as release label)		2:42
14	Dateless Brown alto saxophone: Les Clarke (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mario Daone (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) baritone saxophone: Sid Brown (saxophone) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) bass: Joe Shulman (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) drums (drum set): Stan Kay (Jazz drummer) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Buddy Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) piano: Tony Nichols (piano) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) tenor saxophone: George Berg (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mick Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trombone: Sam Hyster (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Al Lorraine (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Johnny Mandel (American composer and arranger) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Earl Swope (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trumpet: Karl Warwick (jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Louis Oles (American jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Bitsy Mullens (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Pinky Savitt (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recorded at: Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recording of: Dateless Brown		3:50
15	You’ve Got Me Cryin’ Again alto saxophone: Les Clarke (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mario Daone (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) baritone saxophone: Sid Brown (saxophone) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) bass: Joe Shulman (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) drums (drum set): Stan Kay (Jazz drummer) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Buddy Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) piano: Tony Nichols (piano) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) tenor saxophone: George Berg (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mick Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trombone: Sam Hyster (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Al Lorraine (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Johnny Mandel (American composer and arranger) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Earl Swope (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trumpet: Karl Warwick (jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Louis Oles (American jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Bitsy Mullens (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Pinky Savitt (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recorded at: Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recording of: You’ve Got Me Crying Again lyricist: Charles Newman (Charles Chas Newman, early 20th century songwriter) composer: Isham Jones		2:57
16	Rags to Riches alto saxophone: Les Clarke (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mario Daone (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) baritone saxophone: Sid Brown (saxophone) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) bass: Joe Shulman (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) drums (drum set): Stan Kay (Jazz drummer) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Buddy Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) piano: Tony Nichols (piano) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) tenor saxophone: George Berg (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mick Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trombone: Sam Hyster (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Al Lorraine (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Johnny Mandel (American composer and arranger) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Earl Swope (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trumpet: Karl Warwick (jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Louis Oles (American jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Bitsy Mullens (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Pinky Savitt (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recorded at: Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28)		3:18
17	The Frim Fram Sauce alto saxophone: Les Clarke (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mario Daone (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) baritone saxophone: Sid Brown (saxophone) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) bass: Joe Shulman (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) drums (drum set): Stan Kay (Jazz drummer) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Buddy Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) piano: Tony Nichols (piano) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) tenor saxophone: George Berg (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mick Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trombone: Sam Hyster (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Al Lorraine (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Johnny Mandel (American composer and arranger) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Earl Swope (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trumpet: Karl Warwick (jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Louis Oles (American jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Bitsy Mullens (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Pinky Savitt (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recorded at: Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) live instrumental recording of: The Frim‐Fram Sauce (in 1946-03) lyricist: Redd Evans (in 1945) composer: Joe Ricardel (in 1945) publisher: Music Sales Corporation (American copyright holder in both popular and classical music)		3:15
18	Cool Breeze alto saxophone: Les Clarke (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mario Daone (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) baritone saxophone: Sid Brown (saxophone) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) bass: Joe Shulman (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) drums (drum set): Stan Kay (Jazz drummer) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Buddy Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) piano: Tony Nichols (piano) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) tenor saxophone: George Berg (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Mick Rich (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trombone: Sam Hyster (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Al Lorraine (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Johnny Mandel (American composer and arranger) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Earl Swope (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) trumpet: Karl Warwick (jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Louis Oles (American jazz trumpeter) (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28), Bitsy Mullens (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) and Pinky Savitt (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) recorded at: Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1946-03-27 until 1946-03-28) instrumental recording of: Cool Breeze (in 1946-03) composer: Tadd Dameron, Billy Eckstine and Dizzy Gillespie		3:19

Credits

Release

vocals:	Dorothy Reid (vocals, jazz) Buddy Rich

Discogs:	https://www.discogs.com/release/4872038 [info]