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HAL McKUSICK
PLAYS... BETTY ST. CLAIRE SINGS |  |
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In planning the arrangements for this album Billy Byers' first consideration was good taste. Each arrangement is styled and colored with the lyrics of the song in mind...each one written as it would be for symphony orchestra with guitar parts suggesting the missing instruments. This is Jazz in good taste...done with good technique. This is not only the music of today. This is a musical panorama...the jazz scene from the beginning. Betty St. Claire's unusual sound and style is heard on records for the first time. Hal ranks today as one of the great instrumentalists of our time. He is equaly at home with clarinet, flute, piccolo, tenor, alto and soprano. |
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 Out Of Nowhere
What Is There To Say?
East Of The Sun
Prelude To A Kiss
That Old Black Magic
I Hadn't Anyone Till You
Almost Like Being In Love
Here Comes Trouble Again
My One And Only Love
Why Try To Change Me Now
Skylark
Give Me The Simple Life |
Collective Personnel: Phil Sunkel, Billy Byers, Gene DiNovi, Jimmy Raney, Claude Lombardi, Eddie Swanson, more |
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