*PHOTOS NOT ACTUAL*
VG+ RECORD HAS SOME LIGHT MARKS / vg label sleeve
Label:
Columbia – 36699
Format:
Shellac, 10", 78 RPM
Country:
US
Released:
Apr 3, 1944
Genre:
Jazz
Style:
Swing, Big Band
A After You've Gone
Written-By – Creamer*, Layton*
B At The Darktown Strutter's Ball
Written-By – Brooks*
Alto Saxophone [Uncredited] – Clint Neagley, Hymie Schertzer (tracks: A), Sol Kane (tracks: B)
Arranged By [Uncredited] – Fletcher Henderson (tracks: A), Mel Powell (tracks: B)
Baritone Saxophone [Uncredited] – Bob Poland (tracks: A), Chuck Gentry (tracks: B)
Clarinet [Uncredited] – Benny Goodman
Directed By – Benny Goodman
Double Bass [Uncredited] – Cliff Hill (2) (tracks: A), Sid Weiss (tracks: B)
Drums [Uncredited] – Howard Davies (2) (tracks: A), Ralph Collier (tracks: B)
Electric Guitar [Uncredited] – Tom Morgan (5) (tracks: B)
Guitar [Uncredited] – Dave Barbour (tracks: A)
Piano [Uncredited] – Mel Powell
Tenor Saxophone [Uncredited] – George Berg (tracks: B), Jon Walton (tracks: A), Leonard Sims (tracks: A), Vido Musso (tracks: B)
Trombone [Uncredited] – Charlie Castaldo (tracks: A), Cutty Cutshall (tracks: B), Lou McGarity
Trumpet [Uncredited] – Al Davis (2) (tracks: B), Bernie Privin (tracks: B), Jimmy Maxwell, Lawrence Stearns (tracks: A), Tony Faso (tracks: A)
Original release on CBS label with three lines of patent text under COLUMBIA, listing the patents 1625705 and 1702564 and the phrase "Use Columbia Needles" (used 1942-1946).
A side (mx. CO 33049, take 1) recorded New York, NY, July 27, 1942.
B side (mx. 32241, take 1) recorded New York, NY, January 15, 1942.
Billboard, April 8, 1944, page 17: Columbia ad promoting this record.
Billboard, April 8, 1944, page 18: Popular Record Releases (From March 30 Thru April 6).
- Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
- Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG)
- Genre: JAZZ
- Format Type: 10" 78RPM
