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JAZZ IN THE CLASSROOM VOLUME
IV
Berklee School of Music
Berklee School of Music, Boston: 1959
Everett Longstreth, Ed Armour, Paul Kelly, Gerald Lamy,
Alan Ware, Jack Weaver (tp); Keith Davy, Michael Gibbs,
Jack Wertheimer (tb); Dick Wright (tb,b,tp); John
Cieslak (as); Dick Johnson (as,cl); Ted Casher,
Barry Ulman (ts); Bob Seastrom (bar); Gary McFarland (vib); Bob Clear or Dan Skea (p); Gabor Szabo
(g,arr); Tony Teixeira (b); Butch Axsmith or
Harry Brown (d); Herb
Pomeroy (dir).
a. Dilemma (Gabor Szabo) - 3:01
same or similar, except
Dick Wright (arr).
b. Three for All (Dick
Wright) - 3:34
same or similar, except
Gary McFarland (arr).
c. Summer Day
(Gary McFarland) - 3:48
d. Back Bay (Gary McFarland) - 3:14
same or similar, except
Dick Loven (arr).
e. A Ballad for Me (Dick
Loven) - 2:42
same or similar, except
John Cieslak (arr).
f. Blues Before and Because Of
(John Cieslak) - 3:27
same or similar, except
Gary McFarland (arr).
g. By My Side (Gary
McFarland) - 3:48
h. Pamela (Gary McFarland) - 3:07
same or similar, except
Tony Teixeira (arr).
i. Lonely Horn
(Tony Teixeira) - 3:37
same or similar, except Don
French (arr).
j. New Life
(Don French) - 3:40
Ed Armour (tp); Bob Clear (p); Tony
Teixeira (b); Gary McFarland (vib).
k. Free Forms
- 3:46
Note: "By My
Side" was later used by Gary McFarland as the music for a TV
commercial he scored for Volvo.
Issues: a-j
on Berklee BLP4.
Producer: Not Listed
Engineer: Not Listed
Notes: Marshall Brown
(DEMO
TAPE)
Gary McFarland
poss. Boston, Mass: c. 1960
unknown (p); unknown (b); Gary McFarland (vib).
a. Ballad #1 (Gary McFarland)
b. A Waltz ( Gary McFarland)
c. Medium Tempo ( Gary McFarland)
d. Ballad #2 ( Gary McFarland)
e. Marching Song ( Gary McFarland)
f. Ballad #3 ( Gary McFarland)
g. Walking Song ( Gary McFarland)
Note: The above
performance is available on CDR. WRITE
HERE for more detail.
Issues: a-h on (no
no.) CDR.
LENOX SCHOOL OF JAZZ
CONCERT
LENOX SCHOOL OF JAZZ
Berkshire Music Barn; Lenox Massachusetts: August 29,
1959
Gunther Schuller Ensemble: Perry
Robinson (cl); John Eckert (tp); Don Stewart (ts); David
Baker (b-tb); Gunther Schuller (frhrn); Sandy Schmidt,
Nico Bunink (p); Mona Neves (b); Bob Fuhlrodt (d).
a. Straight No Chaser
b. Aristocracy
c. Lone Ranger and the Great Horace Silver
d. Song For Gunther
Bill Evans, Jim Hall, Connie
Kay Ensemble: Al Kiger (tp);
Dick Wright (tb); Ted Casher (ts); Dizzy Sal (p); Attilla Zoller
(g); Doug McLaughlin (b); Bill Sharfman (d); Gary McFarland (vib).
e. Monk's Sphere
(Gary McFarland)
f. Summer Day (Gary McFarland)
g. Relaxin' At Music Inn
h. Jingles
Kenny Dorham Ensemble: Peter
Farmer, Kenny Dorham (tp);
Paul Dunyhower (tb); Sture Swenson (b-sax, ts); David Lahm, Ran Blake (p); Walter
Bernard (b); John Bergamo (d).
i. Vanguard
j. Softly, As in a Morning Sunrise
k. Milano
l. D. C. Special
Max Roach, John Lewis Ensemble:
Don Cherry (tp); Kent
McGarity (tb, b-tp); Ornette Coleman (as); Steve Kuhn, Ron Brown (p); Larry
Ridley (b); Barry Greenspan (d).
m. The Sphinx
n. Compassion
o. Giggin'
p. Inn Tune
Jimmy Giuffre F. & M.
Schaefer Scholarship Ensemble: Tony Greenwald (tp); Herb Gardner
(tb); Jimmy Giuffre (winds); Ian Underwood (f); Lenny
Popkin (as); David Mackay (p); John
Keyser (b); Paul Cohen (d).
q. Red
r. Stratusphunk
s. Come Rain or Come Shine
t. Ray's Time
Herb Pomeroy Ensemble: Tony
Greenwald, Al Kiger, 2 unknown (tp); Herb Gardner, Paul Dunyhower? (tb); David Baker
(bass-tb); Ornette Coleman,
Lenny Popkin (as); Ian Underwood (f, as); Ted Casher
(ts); Sture Swenson (b-sax?); David Mackay (p); John Keyser (b); Paul Cohen (d); Gary McFarland
(vib);
Herb Pomeroy (cond).
u. To Thee, O Asphodel
v. Domingo
w. Take The A Train
x. Sweet And Lovely
y. Paul's Pal
z. Blue Grass
Note: (1)
Detail
courtesy of Michael Fitzgerald. (2)
Royal Jazz
513 [CD] incorrectly attributes "Monk's
Sphere" to Margo Guryan. (3) Royal Jazz
513 [CD] does not indicate Gary McFarland's
participation on "Blue Grass."
Issues: c, e, h, l,
m, p, r, t, u, y & z on Royal Jazz 513 [CD].
LENOX
SCHOOL OF JAZZ
Berkshire Music Barn; Lenox Massachusetts: September 1,
1960
Small Ensemble, John Lewis, Leader: Jay
Pruitt (tp);
Brian Cooke (fhrn); Jamie Aebersold (as); Steve Marcus (ts); Steve Anderson
(p); Percy Heath* (b); Jon Jonsson (d); Gary McFarland (vib).
a. Relays
b. The Edge of Winter (Gary McFarland)
c. Three Four (Gary McFarland)
d. Afternoon in Paris
Small Ensemble, J.J. Johnson,
Leader: Don Ellis (t); J.R. Monterose (ts); Harold McKinney (p); Sue Freeman (b); Earl
Zindars (d); Vera
Auer (vib).
e. Another Blues
f. Short Bridge
g. Homeless
h. Ballade
i. Number 8
Small Ensemble, Milt Jackson,
Leader: Morris Holbrook (p); Ken Schoeninger (b);
Stuart Langer (d); Gray Smith (vib).
j. Milt Town
same, except Richard Fregulia
(p) replaces Morris Holbrook.
k. Ballade
same, except Morris
Holbrook (p) replaces Richard Fregulia.
l. Edwin
same, except Richard Fregulia
(p) replaces Morris Holbrook.
m. Blues Assignment
Small Ensemble, George Russell,
Leader: Al Kiger (t); David
Baker (tb); David Young (sax); George Russell* (p); Chuck Israels (b); Joe
Hunt (d).
n. Things New
o. Dance Class
p. Potting Shed
q. Stratusphunk
r. New Donna
String Ensemble, John Garvey,
Leader: J.J. Johnson (tb); Peter Brown, Melissa Brown
(cl);
John Lewis* (p); Bill Takas (b); Earl Zindars (d); Peggy Andrix, Derry
Deane, Alan Grishman (vln); John Garvey*, George Andrix (viola).
s. Champagne Blues
J.J. Johnson (tb); Peter Brown, Melissa Brown (cl); Bill Takas (b);
Earl Zindars (d); Alan Grishman, Peggy Andrix, Derry Deane (vln); John Garvey*, George Andrix
(viola).
t. Piece for Strings
(Gary McFarland)
Don Heckman (as); Peter
Brown (cl); Jim Hall (g); Chuck Israels, Bill Takas (b); Earl Zindars (d); Vera Auer
(vib); Derry Deane, Peggy Andrix, Alan Grishman (vln); George Andrix (viola); Gunther
Schuller (cond).
u. Variants on a Theme of John
Lewis
John Lewis
(p); Jim Hall (g); Bill Takas (b); Earl Zindars (d); Peggy Andrix, Derry
Deane, Alan Grishman (vln); John Garvey*, George Andrix
(viola); Peter Brown, Melissa Brown (cello).
v. Milano
Peter Brown (cl); Jim Hall (g); Chuck Israels
(b); Peggy Andrix, Derry Deane (vln); John Garvey*, George Andrix
(viola).
w. Piece for Guitar and
Strings
Ran Blake (p).
x. Piano Solo
Small Ensemble, Herb Pomeroy,
Connie Kay, Ed Summerlin, Leaders: Freddie
Hubbard (tp); Mike Gibbs (tb); Ed Summerlin* (ts); Jim D'Angelo, Don Heckman (as); John Payne (p); David
Mauney (p, vib); Narma Feuer (b); Connie Kay*, Peter Blum
(d).
y. The Thrill Is Gone
z. Moanin'
aa. Septet
ab. Blue Walls
ac. Polka Dots and Moonbeams
ad. Tante Rifka
Note: * Faculty
members. Detail courtesy of Michael Fitzgerald.
Issues: None.
ESSENCE
John Lewis/Gary McFarland
New York City: September 9, 1960
Herb Pomeroy (tp); Gunther Schuller (fhrn); Eric Dolphy (as); Benny Golson
(ts); Jimmy Guiffre (bs);
John Lewis (p); Jim Hall (g); George Duvivier (b); Connie
Kay (d); Gary McFarland (arr, cond).
a. (4924) Afternoon In Paris
b. (4925) Night Float
(Gary McFarland) - 4:14
c. (4926) If You Could See Me Now
d. (4927) 'Round Midnight
New York City: May 25, 1962
Louis Mucci, Freddie Hubbard (tp); Mike Zwerin (tb);
Bob Swisshelm, Bob Northern (fhrn); Don Butterfield (tu);
John Lewis (p); Billy Bean (g); Richard Davis (b); Connie
Kay (d); Gary McFarland (arr, cond).
e. (6212) Notions (Gary
McFarland) - 3:57
f. (6213) Wish Me Well (Gary McFarland) - 7:45
g. (6214) Hopeful Encounter (Gary McFarland) - 4:47
New York City: October 5, 1962
Harold Jones (f), Eric Dolphy
(alto-f); Phil Woods (cl), William Arrowsmith (oboe);
Loren Glickman (bassoon); Don Stewart (bassett horn);
Gene Allen (bs); John Lewis (p); Jim Hall (g); Richard
Davis (b); Connie Kay (d); Gary McFarland (arr, cond).
h. (6480) By My Side
i. (6481) Tillamook Two (Gary McFarland) - 7:11
j. (6482) Another Encounter (Gary McFarland) -
5:09
Note: It is unclear whether
Gary McFarland actually arranged the titles that do not appear on
ESSENCE (Atlantic SD-1425). While the titles that appear on
THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF JAZZ (Atlantic SD-1375) are credited to
McFarland in Michel Ruppli's Atlantic discography, the actual album
credits the arrangements to John Lewis.
Issues: a & c on Atlantic
SD-1375, Atlantic 90979-1, Atlantic 90979-2 [CD] titled THE
WONDERFUL WORLD OF JAZZ. b, e, f, g, i & j on Atlantic SD-1425 (issued November 1964), Atlantic 850006, Atlantic (Jap)AMCY-1097 [CD].
b, e, f, g, i & j also on
Collectables COL-CD-6605
[CD] titled ORIGINAL SIN/ESSENCE (also includes ORIGINAL SIN
By John Lewis, without Gary McFarland). c also on Atlantic
90979-2 [CD] titled THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF JAZZ.
Samplers: b, e, f, g, i & j also on
Collectables COL-0151
[CD] titled THE VERY BEST OF JOHN LEWIS.
Producer: Nesuhi Ertegun & Tom Dowd
Engineer: Tom Dowd & Phil Iehle
Notes: Arif Mardin
A CONCERT IN JAZZ
Gerry Mulligan and his Concert Jazz Band
New York City: July 10 & 11, 1961
Nick Travis, Doc Severinson, Don Ferrara (tp); Bob
Brookmeyer (valve tb); Willie Dennis (tb); Alan Raph (bass tb); Jim Reider
(ts); Gene Quill (as,cl); Bob Donovan (as,fl); Gene Allen (bs,bass cl); Gerry Mulligan (bs,p,dir);
Bill Crow (b); Mel Lewis (d); Gary McFarland (arr).
a. (61VK336) Weep
(Gary McFarland) - 6:00
b. (61VK337) Chuggin' (Gary McFarland) - 5:07
Note: McFarland did not
participate in the other titles from this session:
"All About Rosie," "Israel,"
"Summer's Over," "All About Rosie
(Part III)," "I Know, Don't Know How"
and (unissued) "Joost at the Roost."
Issues: a-b on
Verve V/V6-8415.
Samplers: a-b also on Mosaic MD4-221 [CD] titled THE
COMPLETE VERVE GERRY MULLIGAN CONCERT BAND SESSIONS (issued
2003).
Producer: Jim Davis.
Engineer: Not Listed
Notes: Dom Cerulli
Sonny
Stitt
New York City: August 3, 1961
Sonny Stitt (as, ts) + ?, Gary McFarland (arr).
a. (61VK377) Theme From The
Apartment Theme (Adolph Deutsch)
same, Gary McFarland (arr)?
b. (61VK378) You'd Be So
Nice to Come Home To (Cole Porter)
c. (61VK379) (unknown title)
Note: It is not known
for sure whether - or how much - Gary McFarland participated in
this recording, but the session is included in this discography
because of a 1961 Ralph Gleason column which states, "One of
McFarland's arrangements, a version of "The Theme From 'The
Apartment'" was recorded recently by Sonny Stitt…" (thanks to
Kristian St. Clair).
Issues: None (Verve)
ALL THE SAD YOUNG MEN
Anita O'Day
New York City: September 20, 1961
Anita O'Day (vcl); Gary McFarland (arr,cond); others
unidentified.
a. (61VK283) One More Mile
(Gary McFarland/Bobby Paxton)
b. (61VK284) Boogie Blues (Gene Krupa/Ray Biondi)
c. (61VK285) The Ballad of All the Sad Young Men
(Thomas Wolf, Jr./Frances Landesman)
d. (61VK458)
e. (61VK459)
Anita O'Day with the Gary McFarland
Orchestra
New York City: October 16, 1961
Bernie Glow, Herb Pomeroy, Doc Severinson (tp); Bob Brookmeyer (v-tb);
Billie Byers, Willie Dennis
(tb); Walt Levinsky, Phil Woods (as, cl, woodwinds); Jerome
Richardson, Zoot Sims (ts, woodwinds); Hank Jones (p); Barry
Galbraith (g); George Duvivier or Art Davis (b); Mel Lewis or Roy Haynes
(d); Gary
McFarland (arr,dir).
Sunset Recorders, Los Angeles: November-December 1961
Anita O'Day (vcl).
f. (61VK481) One More Mile (Gary
McFarland/Bobby Paxton) - 2:39
g. (61VK482) The Ballad of all the Sad Young Men
(Thomas Wolf, Jr./Frances Landesman) - 4:25
h. (61VK483) Up State (Gary McFarland) - 2:30
i. (61VK484) You Came A Long Way From St. Louis
(John Benson Brooks/Sidney Russell) - 4:12
j. (61VK485) Senor Blues (Horace Silver) - 2:44
k. (61VK486) Boogie Blues
(Gene Krupa/Ray Biondi) -
3:42
l. (61VK487) A Woman Alone With The Blues
(Williard Robison) - 3:16
m. (61VK488) I Want To Sing a Song
(Gary McFarland/Margo Guryan) - 2:42
n. (61VK489) Night Bird (Al Cohn/Kitty Malone) -
3:55
o. (61VK490) Do Nothin' till You Hear From Me
(Duke Ellington/Bob Russell) - 4:03
p. Under A Blanket Of Blue
Note: (1) Art Davis
has indicated to jazz researcher Michael Fitzgerald that
he - not George Duvivier - is the bassist on this session. (2) Mel
Lewis has traditionally been credited for being on this session.
However, jazz historian and drummer Kenny Washington insists that it
is Roy Haynes on drums. (3) According to Michael Cuscuna, who
supervised the release of Mosaic MD9-188 [CD], no tapes survive of
the sessions which yielded the supposed selections a-e and p.
Issues: f-o on Verve
V/V6-8442,
Verve (Jap)SMV-1068, Verve (Jap) POJJ-1532, Verve 314 517 065-2 [CD],
Verve (Jap) POCJ-2761 [CD], Universal (Jap) UCCV-9291 [CD].
Samplers: f-o also on Mosaic MD9-188 [CD[ titled THE
COMPLETE ANITA O'DAY VERVE/CLEF SESSIONS. g also on Verve 314 517 954-2 [CD] titled COMPACT JAZZ: ANITA O'DAY.
g-i, k-l & n also on Verve
VE2-2534, Verve (E)2632083 titled THE
BIG BAND SESSIONS.
i also on Verve 314 537 703-2 titled ANITA O'DAY: JAZZ ROUND MIDNIGHT.
j also on Verve 440 065 213-2 [CD] titled THE DIVA SERIES - ANITA
O'DAY. k also on Verve 314 527 653-2 [CD] titled VERVE JAZZ
MASTERS 49: ANITA O'DAY.
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder
Notes: Dom Cerulli
Ray Brown
September 28, 1961
Ray Brown (b) with others unknown.
a. (61VK450) Ray's Blues
b. (61VK451) Old Folks
c. (61VK452) Two Feet In The Mud
d. (61VK453) The Very Thought Of You
e. (61VK454) In Walked Ray
f. (61VK455) Ray's Other Blues
g. (61VK456) Afternoon In Paris
h. (61VK457) Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me
Note: It is not known
for sure whether - or how much - Gary McFarland participated in
this recording, but the session is included in this discography
because of a 1961 Ralph Gleason column which states, "At the end
of this month there's another date at which McFarland's music
will have a leading role. It's a session by Ray Brown for
Verve. Brown will play cello and will use eight men, including
Jim Hall, Zoot Sims, Joe Newman (or Clark Terry) and Bob
Brookmeyer." (thanks to Kristian St. Clair).
Issues: None (Verve)
GLOOMY SUNDAY AND OTHER
BRIGHT MOMENTS
Bob Brookmeyer with the Gary
McFarland Orchestra
New York City: probably November 6, 1961
Bernie Glow, Doc Severinson, Nick Travis, Clark Terry
(tp); Bob Brookmeyer (valve tb); Bill Elton, Wayne Andre,
Alan Raph (tb); Eddie Wasserman, Eddie Caine (as); Al
Cohn. Phil Bodner (ts); Gene Allen (bs); Hank Jones (p); George Duvivier (b); Mel Lewis
(d); Eddie Costa (vib); Gary McFarland (arr,cond).
a. (61VK513) Why Are You Blue?
(Gary McFarland) - 4:24
Note: Other titles
without Gary McFarland.
Issues: a on
Verve V/V6-8455. a also on Verve 314 527 658-2 [CD] titled GARY
McFARLAND * HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING/BOB
BROOKMEYER * GLOOMY SUNDAY AND OTHER BRIGHT MOMENTS.
Producer: Creed Taylor
THE JAZZ VERSION OF "HOW TO SUCCEED IN
BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING"
The Gary McFarland Orchestra
New York City; November 8, 1961
Doc Severinsen, Bernie Glow, Herb Pomeroy, Clark
Terry (tp); Bob Brookmeyer, Willie Dennis, Billy Byers
(tb); Ed Wasserman (cl); Phil Woods (as); Al Cohn, Oliver
Nelson (ts); Sol Schlinger (bs); Hank Jones (p); Jim Hall
(g); George Duvivier (b); Mel Lewis (d); Gary McFarland
(arr,cond).
a. (61VK503) Love from a Heart
of Gold (Frank Loesser) - 3:30
b. (61VK506) Grand Old Ivy Part II (Frank Loesser)
- 3:45
New York City; November 14, 1961
Doc Severinsen, Joe Newman, Herb Pomeroy, Clark Terry
(tp); Bob Brookmeyer, Willie Dennis, Billy Byers (tb); Ed
Wasserman (cl); Phil Woods (as); Al Cohn, Oliver Nelson
(ts); Sol Schlinger (bs); Hank Jones (p); Kenny Burrell
(g); Joe Benjamin (b); Osie Johnson (d); Gary McFarland
(vib,arr,cond).
c. (61VK499) How to Succeed in
Business Without Really Trying
(Frank Loesser) - 6:11
d. (61VK500) Happy to Keep His Dinner Warm (Frank
Loesser) - 4:27
e. (61VK501) Grand Old Ivy (Frank Loesser) - 3:45
New York City; November 15, 1961
Doc Severinsen, Bernie Glow, Herb Pomeroy, Clark
Terry (tp); Bob Brookmeyer, Willie Dennis, Billy Byers
(tb); Ed Wasserman (cl); Phil Woods (as); Al Cohn, Oliver
Nelson (ts); Sol Schlinger (bs); Hank Jones (p); Jim Hall
(g); George Duvivier (b); Mel Lewis (d); Gary McFarland
(arr,cond).
f. (61VK502) Paris Original
(Frank Loesser) - 3:50
g. (61VK504) I Believe in You (Frank Loesser) -
6:03
h. (61VK505) Brotherhood of Man (Frank Loesser) -
5:17
Issues: a-h on Verve V/V6-8443, Polygram (Jap)
POCJ-2373 [CD]. a-h also on Verve (Fr) 3712 titled COMMENT
REUSSIR DANS LES AFFAIRES SANS VRAIMENT SE FATIGUER. a-h also on
Verve 314 527 658-2 [CD] titled GARY McFARLAND * HOW TO SUCCEED IN
BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING/BOB BROOKMEYER * GLOOMY SUNDAY AND
OTHER BRIGHT MOMENTS.
Singles: c & h also on Verve VK-10272 [45].
Samplers: h also on The Franklin Mint Record Society
93-94-95-96 titled THE GREATEST JAZZ RECORDINGS OF ALL TIME: BIG
BAND JAZZ.
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer: Bob Simpson
Notes: Martin Williams (Verve V/V6-8443), Bill Kirchner
(Verve 324 527 658-2 [CD]).
TROMBONE JAZZ SAMBA
Bob Brookmeyer/Bossa Nova
New York City: August 21 & 23, 1962
Bob Brookmeyer (valve tb); Jim
Hall, Jimmy Raney (g); unknown (b); Willie Bobo (Latin d); Gary McFarland
(vib); Carmen Costa (cabassa); Jose
Paulo (tamb).
a. (62VK597) Chara Tau Tristeza
(Neves/Fiorini) - 4:11
b. (62VK598) Mahna de Carnaval (Bonfa) - 4:35
c. (62VK599) Qual E O Po (Kelly/Goncalves) - 3:30
d. (62VK600) Samba de Orfeu (Bonfa) - 4:05
e. (62VK601) Mutiny on the Bounty (Kaper) - 2:02
f. (62VK602) Col. Bogey Bossa Nova (Alford) -
2:15
same, except Bob Brookmeyer
(p).
g. (62VK603) A Felicidade
(Jobim) - 3:12
New York City: September 14, 1962
Bob Brookmeyer (valve tb); Jim
Hall, Jimmy Raney (g); unknown (b); Willie Bobo (Latin d); Gary McFarland
(vib); Carmen Costa (cabassa); Jose
Paulo (tamb).
h. (62VK616) Blues Bossa Nova (Brookmeyer)
- 4:09
Issues: a-h on Verve V/V6-8498.
Singles: g & e also on Verve VK10282 [45].
Samplers: a
& c also on Verve (Eu) EPV102. b also on Verve (E) 2352139.
f also on Verve (E)2352 187 titled MORE
LATIN DELIGHTS. d also on Boutique (Ger) 069 710-2 [CD]
titled A TRIP TO BRAZIL VOL. 3: BACK TO BOSSA. f also on Rare
Groove (It) RG 2011 [CD] titled THE BOSSA NOVA EXCITING JAZZ
SAMBA RHYTHMS - "FILM BOSSA" - VOL. 6. f
& g also on Verve (E) VS508. g also on
Verve 840034-2 [CD]
titled JAZZ
CLUB: VIBRAPHONE (as by "Gary
McFarland"). g also on Verve (Ger) 0602498345559 [CD] titled
BOSSA NOVA (VERVE JAZZ CLUB). h also on Verve (F) 2615062.
Producer: Creed Taylor.
Engineer: Phil Ramone.
Notes: Nat Hentoff.
BIG BAND BOSSA NOVA
Stan Getz - Arranged And Conducted By Gary
McFarland
New York City: August 27, 1962
Doc Severinson, Bernie Glow (tp); Clark Terry (flh);
Bob Brookmeyer (v-tb); Tony Studd (bass tb); Ray Alonge
(frh); Stan Getz (ts); Jerry Sanfino (fl); Eddie Caine
(alto fl); Ray Beckenstein, Babe Clarke (cl); Romeo
Penque (bass cl); Hank Jones (p); Jim Hall (g); Tommy
Williams (b); Johnny Rae (d); Carmen Costa, Jose Paulo
(perc); Gary McFarland (arr,cond).
a. (62VK608) Noite Triste (Night Sadness)
(Gary McFarland) - 4:56
b. (62VK609) Samba de Uma Nota So (One Note Samba)
(Antonio Carlos Jobim/Newton Mendonca) - 3:26
c. (62VK610) Chega de Saudade (No More Blues)
(Antonio Carlos Jobim/Vinicius DeMoraes) - 4:10
d. (
62VK613) Bim Bom (Joao Gilberto) - 4:31
New York City: August 28, 1962
Doc Severinson, Joe Ferrante, Nick Travis (tp),
Willie Dennis (tb); Tony Studd (bass tb); Ray Alonge
(frh); Ray Beckenstein (f); Eddie Caine (alto f); Walt
Levinsky, Babe Clarke (cl); Romeo Penque (bass cl); Stan
Getz (ts); Hank Jones (p); Jim Hall (g); Tommy Williams
(b); Johnny Rae (d); Carmen Costa, Jose Paulo (perc);
Gary McFarland (arr,cond).
e. (
62VK606) Balanco no Samba (Street Dance)
(Gary McFarland) - 2:59
f. (62VK607) Manha de Carnaval
(Morning of the Carnival) (Luiz Bonfa) - 5:48
g. (62VK611) Melancolico (Melancholy)
(Gary McFarland) - 4:42
h. (62VK612) Entre Amigos (Sympathy Between
Friends) (Gary McFarland) - 2:58
Note:
Verve V6-8494 was issued in November 2001 by Speakers Corner Records (Germany)
as a 180 gram heavy vinyl audiophile LP.
Issues: a-h on Verve V/V6-8494,
Verve 825771-2 [CD], Verve (Jap) POCJ-2605 [CD], PDCTI (Ger) 1128-2
[CD], Verve (Jap) UCCV-9014 [CD], Universal (Jap) UCCU-5296 [CD],
Universal (Jap) UCCU-9217 [CD].
Samplers: a-h also on Verve 823 611-2
[CD] titled THE GIRL FROM IPANEMA:
THE BOSSA NOVA YEARS and Verve B0010524-02
[CD], Verve (Eu) 06025 1754969 [CD] titled STAN GETZ: THE BOSSA
NOVA ALBUMS. a, c, d & f also on
Giants Of Jazz 53139 [CD] titled CHEGA DE SAUDADE. c also on Verve 833 289-2
[CD] titled COMPACT JAZZ: BEST OF
BOSSA NOVA, Verve 517330-2 [CD] titled THE
ARTISTRY OF STAN GETZ: THE BEST OF THE VERVE YEARS VOLUME 2, Verve 589 414-2 [CD], Verve (Jap) UCCV-4050 [CD] titled GETZ
PLAYS JOBIM: THE GIRL FROM IPANEMA and Verve 314 557 533-2 [CD] titled THE
BOSSA NOVA STORY. e also on Verve
VS/V6S-200 titled AN INTRODUCTION TO THE WORLD OF STAN GETZ: A
STAN GETZ SAMPLER. f
also on Verve 511 468-2 [CD] titled THE ARTISTRY OF
STAN GETZ VOL I and Verve 543 601-2 [CD] titled STAN
GETZ'S FINEST HOUR. h also on Verve (E) 516 481-2 [CD] titled
BRILLIANT BOSSA NOVA - IS PLAYED WITH VERVE.
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer: George Kneurr, Frank Laico
Notes: Gary McFarland, Dom Cerulli
YOU NEVER KNOW
Nancy Harrow
New York City: October 8, 1962
Nancy Harrow (vcl) acc by Willie Dennis (tb); Phil
Woods (cl); Sol Schlinger (bar); Dick Katz (p); Jim Hall
(g); Tommy Williams (b); Connie Kay (d); Gary McFarland
(cond,arr).
a. (6519) No One Knows Just What
Love Holds In Store
(John Lewis/Judy Spencer) - 3:29
b. (6520) Why Are You Blue (Gary McFarland) - 2:50
c. (6521) Song For The Dreamer (John Lewis/Margo
Guryan) - 3:05
d. (6522) No One Knows Me (Bruce Phillips) - 2:20
Note: Other titles
without Gary McFarland.
Issues: a-d on
Atlantic 8075, Atlantic (Jap) AMCY-1070 [CD].
Producer: John Lewis
Engineer: Tom Dowd, Phil Iehle
Notes: Dick Katz
THE
GARY MCFARLAND ORCHESTRA
SPECIAL GUEST SOLOIST:
BILL EVANS
Gary McFarland
New York City: December 18, 1962
Phil Woods (cl); Spencer Sinatra (as,f); Bill Evans
(p); Jim Hall (g); Richard Davis (b); Ed Shaughnessy (d);
Gary McFarland (vib,arr,cond); Julian Barber, Allan
Goldberg (viola); Aaron Juvelier, Joseph Tekula (cello).
a. (63VK218) A Moment Alone
(Gary McFarland) - 6:06
b. (63VK219) Reflections in the Park (Gary
McFarland) - 3:43
c. (63VK221) Night Images (Gary McFarland) - 4:45
d. (63VK223) Tree Patterns (Gary McFarland) - 4:55
New York City: January 24, 1963
Phil Woods (cl); Spencer Sinatra (as,fl); Bill Evans
(p); Jim Hall (g); Richard Davis (b); Ed Shaughnessy (d);
Gary McFarland (vib,arr,cond); Julian Barber, Allan
Goldberg (viola); Aaron Juvelier, Joseph Tekula (cello).
e (63VK219) Peachtree
(Gary McFarland) - 5:00
f. (63VK222) Misplaced Cowpoke (Gary McFarland) -
10:10
Issues:
a-f on Verve V/V6-8518, Verve VSTC 292 [R2R], FiveFour (E) 3 [CD],
Verve (Jap) UCCV-9191
[CD], Universal (Jap) UCCV-9333 [CD].
Samplers: a-f also on Verve 314 527 953-2 [CD]
titled THE COMPLETE BILL EVANS ON VERVE.
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer: Ray Hall
Notes: Gene Lees (Verve V/V6-8518).
Kristian St. Clair (FiveFour (E) 3 [CD]).
GERRY MULLIGAN '63
Gerry Mulligan/Concert Jazz
Band
New York City: December 18, 1962
Clark Terry (tp,flh); Nick Travis, Don Ferrara, Doc
Severinson (tp); Bob Brookmeyer (valve tb); Willie Dennis,
Tony Studd (tb); unknown (fl); Gene Quill (cl); Eddie
Caine (as); Jim Reider (ts); Gene Allen (bs); Gerry
Mulligan (cl); Jim Hall (g); Bill Crow (b); Gus
Johnson (d); Gary McFarland (arr).
a. (61VK593) Pretty Little Gypsy
(Gary McFarland)
New York City: December 19, 1962
Clark Terry (tp,flh); Nick Travis, Don Ferrara, Doc
Severinson (tp); Bob Brookmeyer (valve tb); Willie Dennis,
Tony Studd (tb); unknown (fl); Gene Quill (cl); Eddie
Caine (as); Jim Reider (ts); Gene Allen (bs); Gerry
Mulligan (bar); Jim Hall (g); Bill Crow (b); Gus
Johnson (d); Gary McFarland (arr).
b. (61VK598A) Bridgehampton South
(Gary McFarland)
c . (61VK598A-6) Bridgehampton
South (alternate take) (Gary McFarland)
New York City: December 21,
1962
Clark Terry (tp,flh); Nick Travis, Don Ferrara, Doc
Severinson (tp); Bob Brookmeyer (valve tb); Willie Dennis,
Tony Studd (tb); unknown (fl); Gene Quill, Eddie Caine
(as); Jim Reider (ts); Gene Allen (bs); Gerry Mulligan (bar); Jim Hall (g); Bill Crow (b); Gus Johnson (d); Gary
McFarland (comp,arr).
d. (61VK633) Bridgehampton Strut
(Gary McFarland)
e. (61VK633-17) Bridgehampton
Strut (alternate take) (Gary McFarland)
Note: (1) Other
titles without Gary McFarland (2) According to discographer
Michael Cuscuna, the Verve master numbers indicate that this session
was recorded in December 1961 and this is confirmed by the Verve
recording log. The original album states December 1962 and while
this might be a bit of record label falsification (common at the
time) to suit the album title GERRY MULLIGAN ‘63, Bill
Crow’s work diary seems to substantiate that date.
Issues: a-c on Verve V/V6-8515,
Verve (Eu) 2632.014, Verve (E) VLP9037, Verve (F) 3633, Verve (Jap)
PS-8021, Verve (Sp) 840832-2 [CD].
Samplers: a & d also on Verve 837438-1. a also on Verve (Eu) 2615005.
a-e also on Mosaic MD4-221 [CD] titled THE COMPLETE VERVE GERRY
MULLIGAN CONCERT BAND SESSIONS (issued 2003). b also on Verve 83438-1.
d also on
Verve (Eu) 2615005 titled VERVE JAZZ BOOK and Franklin Mint Record Society
33-36 titled GREAT ARRANGERS AND COMPOSERS.
DEBUT
Orchestra U.S.A.
Atlantic Recording Studios; New York City: January 12, 1963
Louis Mucci, Herb Pomeroy, Nick
Travis (tp); Michael Zwerin (tb); Robert Northern, Robert Swisshelm (frhrn);
Harvey Phillips (tu); Robert DiDomenica (f,picc); Leo Wright (as,f); Ray Shiner (oboe); Don
Ashworth (bs,oboe); Phil Woods (as,cl); Don Stewart
(cl,basset-hrn); Wally Kane (f,bassoon); John Lewis (p,musical director); Jim
Hall (g); Richard Davis (b); Connie Kay (jazz perc); Sticks Evans, Gary
McFarland (perc); Gunther Schuller
(cond) Nathan Goldstein, Gerald Beal, Gino Sambucco, Joseph Widoff (vln); Julian Barber,
Aaron Juvelier (viola); Joseph Tekula,
Allan Goldberg (cello); Gunther Schuller (cond).
a. Three Little Feelings
(John Lewis)
- a (3:37)
- b (3:33)
- c (3:46)
Atlantic Recording Studios; New York City: February 4, 1963
Louis Mucci, Herb Pomeroy, Nick
Travis (tp); Michael Zwerin (tb); Robert Northern, Robert Swisshelm (frhrn);
Harvey Phillips (tu); Robert DiDomenica (f,picc); Eric Dolphy (as,f); Ray Shiner (oboe); Don
Ashworth (bs,oboe); Phil Woods (as,cl); Don Stewart (cl,basset-hrn); Wally Kane
(f,bassoon); John Lewis (p,musical director); Jim
Hall (g); Richard Davis (b); Connie Kay (jazz perc); Sticks Evans, Gary
McFarland (perc); Gunther Schuller (cond) Nathan Goldstein, Gerald Beal, Gino
Sambucco, Joseph Widoff (vln); Julian Barber, Selwart Clarke (viola); Joseph
Tekula,
Allan Goldberg (cello); Gunther Schuller (cond).
b. Milesign
(Gary McFarland) - 5:20
c. Milano (John Lewis) - 3:28
same, Gary McFarland out.
d. Grand Encounter (Gary
McFarland) - 5:41
Atlantic Recording Studios; New York City: February 27, 1963
Louis Mucci, Herb Pomeroy, Nick
Travis (tp); Michael Zwerin (tb); Robert Northern, Robert Swisshelm (frhrn);
Harvey Phillips (tu); Robert DiDomenica (f,picc); Eric Dolphy (as,f); Ray Shiner (oboe);
Phillip West (oboe); Phil Woods (as,cl); Don Stewart (cl,basset-hrn); Wally Kane
(f,bassoon); John Lewis (p,musical director); Jim
Hall (g); Richard Davis (b); Connie Kay (jazz perc); Sticks Evans,
Michael Colgrass (perc); Gunther Schuller (cond) Nathan Goldstein, Gerald Beal, Gino
Sambucco, Alfred Breuning (vln); Julian Barber, Selwart Clarke (viola); Joseph
Tekula,
Allan Goldberg (cello); Gunther Schuller (cond).
e. Natural Affection
(John Lewis) - 5:30
f. Donnies Theme (John Lewis) - 5:18
same, except Gunther
Schuller (cond,orchestration).
g. The Star Spangled Banner
(Francis Scott Key) - 1:22
Issues: a-g on
Colpix CLP-448 (mono), Colpix SCP-448 (stereo). a-g on Colpix (Fr) XBLY
9002 titled ORCHESTRE USA (as by John Lewis). a-g
(stereo/mono) on Lone Hill Jazz (Eu) LHJ-10117 [CD] titled ORCHESTRA
U.S.A. - THE DEBUT RECORDING (as by John Lewis).
Producer: John Lewis
Engineer: Tom Dowd
Notes: Gunther Schuller
Gary
McFarland
New York City: June 5, 1963
Gary McFarland, others unknown.
a. (63VK482) Pecos Pete
(Gary McFarland)
b. (63VK483) It's Raining
Issues:
None.
POINT OF DEPARTURE
The Gary McFarland Sextet
New York City: September 4 or 5, 1963
Willie Dennis (tb); Richie Kamuca (ts,oboe); Jimmy
Raney (g); Steve Swallow (b); Mel Lewis (d); Gary
McFarland (vib).
a. (11720) The Sandpiper
(Gary McFarland)
b. (11721) Amour Tormentoso
(Gary McFarland) - 3:26
c. (11722) Schlock-House Blues (Gary McFarland) -
6:17
d. (11723) (not used)
New York City: September 6, 1963
Willie Dennis (tb); Richie Kamuca (ts,oboe); Jimmy
Raney (g); Steve Swallow (b); Mel Lewis (d); Gary
McFarland (vib).
e. (11724) The Sandpiper
(Gary McFarland) - 7:44
f. (11725) I Love to Say Her Name
(Gary McFarland) - 5:05
g. (11726) (not used)
h. (11727) (not used)
i. (11728) Love Theme From David and Lisa (Mark
Lawrence) - 2:34
j. (11729) Pecos Pete (Gary McFarland) - 5:19
k. (11730) Hello to the Season (Gary McFarland) -
6:54
l. (11731) (not used)
Issues: b, c, e, f,
i, j & k on Impulse A(S)46, Impulse (Jap) MVCJ-19111 [CD].
Samplers: e
also on Impulse (E) IMP-12412 [CD] titled CALIFORNIA DREAMIN' - JAZZ EXOTICA (1999).
i also on
Verve (Ger) 06007 5301572 [CD] titled GREAT VIBES!.
Producer: Bob Thiele
Engineer: Bob Simpson
Notes: Martin Williams
Cal
Tjader and Gary McFarland
December 6, 1963
Cal Tjader and Gary McFarland, others unknown.
a. (63VK704) Original No. 1
b. (63VK705) Greensleeves
Issues: None
(Verve).
REFLECTIONS IN THE PARK
Gary McFarland
Live at Hunter College Assembly Hall; New York City: March 6, 1964
Bill Berry (tp); Willie Dennis (tb); Bill Lewin (tu); Jerome Richardson
(ts,alto-f); Phil Woods (as,cl); Sol Schlinger (bs); Jimmy Raney (g);
Richard Davis (b); Mel Lewis (d,perc); Gary McFarland (vib,vcl); Willie
Rodriguez (perc).
a. Man Alone (Gary
McFarland)
b. Pigeon Talk
(Gary McFarland)
c. Something Awakening
(Gary McFarland)
d. Stalking And Sweet Talking
(Gary McFarland)
e. Grandma's Rock
(Gary McFarland)
f. Incident
(Gary McFarland)
g. After Hours At The Carousel
(Gary McFarland)
h. Feeding Time At The Zoo
(Gary McFarland)
i. If I'm Elected
(Gary McFarland)
j. Jesus Sways
(Gary McFarland)
k. Does the Sun Really Shine
on the Moon?
(Gary McFarland)
l. Trading Fours
(Gary McFarland)
Issues: a-l on (private
issue) [CD].
SOFT
SAMBA
Gary McFarland
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: June 15, 1964
Jimmy Cleveland (tb); Seldon Powell or Spencer
Sinatra (f); Patti Bown (p); Antonio Carlos Jobim or
Kenny Burrell (g); Richard Davis (b); Sol Gubin (d); Gary
McFarland (vib,vcl); Willie Bobo or Arnie Wise (perc).
a. (64VK408) She Loves You
(John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
b. (64VK409) La Vie en Rose (David/Louiguy/Piaf)
c. (64VK410) California Here I Come
(Meyer/Jolson/DeSylva/Jungnickel/Ross/Witmark)
d. (64VK411) A World For Love
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: June
16, 1964
Jimmy Cleveland (tb); Seldon Powell or Spencer
Sinatra (f); Patti Bown (p); Antonio Carlos Jobim or
Kenny Burrell (g); Richard Davis (b); Sol Gubin (d); Gary
McFarland (vib,vcl); Willie Bobo or Arnie Wise (perc).
e. (64VK412) I'll Build You a
Castle
f. (64VK413) I Want to Hold Your Hand
(John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
g. (64VK414) Saudade de Bahia
h. (64VK415) From Russia With Love (Lionel
Bart)
i. (64VK416) Chunky
New York City ?: August 13, 1964
Gary McFarland (vib, vcl) + others, similar to above).
j. (64VK457) Tough Night
(Gary McFarland)
k. (64VK458) Blue Tent (or Blue Town)
(Gary McFarland)
l. (64VK459) What Now, My Love
m. (64VK460) It Happened in Monterey (Gary
McFarland)
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: September 3, 1964
Jimmy Cleveland (tb); Seldon Powell or Spencer
Sinatra (fl); Patti Bown (p); Antonio Carlos Jobim or
Kenny Burrell (g); Richard Davis (b); Sol Gubin (d); Gary
McFarland (vib,vcl); Willie Bobo or Arnie Wise (perc).
n. (64VK455) And I Love Her
(John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
o. (64VK456) The Good Life (Sacha Distel/Jack
Reardon)
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey:
October 7, 1964
p. (64VK497) Emily
(Johnny Mercer/Johnny Mandel)
q. (64VK498) The Love Goddess (Percy Faith)
r. (64VK499) More (Ortolani/Oliviero)
s. (64VK500) Ringo (Jerry Mack/Linda Laurie)
t. (64VK501) A Hard Day's Night (John Lennon/Paul
McCartney)
Issues: a-c, f, h
& n-t on Verve V/V6-8603, Verve (Jap) POCJ-2110 [CD], Verve
(Jap) UCCV-9018 [CD], Verve (Jap) UCCV-3021 [CD], Verve (Jap)
UCCU-5249 [CD], Universal (Jap) UCCU-9223 [CD], Universal (Jap)
UCCU-9370 [CD]. a-c, f, h &
n-t also on Verve
V6-8786 titled SYMPATHETIC VIBRATIONS (issued 1969).
Singles: n & t also on Verve VK10342 [45]. n & f also on Verve (Jap) DV-1029 [45].
Samplers:
a also on Bureau B (Ger) BB09 [CD] titled EASY BEATLES -
IRRESISTIBLE IN-SOUND INTERPRETATIONS FROM THE 60s AND 70s.
a, h & n on Verve (Jap) MV-9089/90 titled BOSSA NOVA BEST
COLLECTION and Verve (Jap) SMV-1093 titled ALL ABOUT BOSSA NOVA
VOL. 2 and Verve (Jap) MV 9068/9 titled PERFECT COLLECTIONS:
BOSSA NOVA. b also on Boutique (Ger) 06024 9837465 8 [CD] titled
BOSSA NOVA: THE SOUND OF IPANEMA. c also on UM3 (Universal) (Jap) POCE-3009 [CD] titled AFTERNOON
TEA MUSIC: CLEAR HERB TEA.
c, o, r & t also on Verve (Ger) 533 912-2 [CD] titled LATIN LOUNGE. f also on Motor (Ger) 565 382-2
[CD] titled A
TRIP TO BRAZIL - 40 YEARS OF BOSSA NOVA and
Shock (Aus) SMTV098 [CD] titled UNDERCOVER BEATLES. n also
on Verve V6-654-2 titled 24 KARAT GOLD FOR GROOVIN'. o
also
on Universal (Jap) POCE-3011
[CD] titled RESORT+MUSIC:
SCANDINAVIAN
SKY.
r also on Verve (E)2352 187 [CD] titled MORE LATIN DELIGHTS
and Rare Groove (It) RG 2011 [CD] titled THE BOSSA NOVA EXCITING
JAZZ SAMBA RHYTHMS - "FILM BOSSA" - VOL. 6.
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder
Notes: Wally King
Gary
McFarland (With Guest Artist Guitarist Antonio Carlos
Jobim)
New York City: July 27, 1964
Spencer Sinatra (fl);
Antonio Carlos Jobim (p,g); Don Payne (b); Arnie Wise (d); Gary
McFarland (vib,vcl); Willie Rodriguez (perc).
a. The Dreamer
(Antonio Carlos Jobim/Gene Lees)
b. Rivergirl (Gary McFarland/Margo Guryan)
c. There By The Sea
Issues: a & b on
Prestige 45-331[45].
Samplers: a & b also on
El (E) ACMEM148
[CD] titled SKETCH FOR SUMMER. a also on Milestone
MCD-47078-2 [CD] titled BRAZILIAN HORIZONS VOL. 2
and ZYX (Ger) 10081-2 [CD] titled GOURMET MUSIC DELUXE: BRASILIEN.
Producer: Cal Lampley
SOUL
SAUCE
Cal Tjader
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: November 19, 1964
Donald Byrd (tp); Jimmy Heath (ts); Kenny Burrell
(g); Bob Bushnell, Richard Davis (b); Grady Tate (d); Cal
Tjader (vib); Armando Peraza, Alberto Valdes (perc); Gary
McFarland (arr).
a. (64VK589) Afro Blue
(Mongo Santamaria) - 4:25
b. (64VK590) Doxy (Sonny Rollins)
New York City: November 23, 1964
Donald Byrd (tp); Jimmy Heath (ts); Kenny Burrell
(g); Bob Bushnell (el-b); Grady Tate (d); Cal Tjader
(vib); Armando Peraza, Alberto Valdes (perc); Gary
McFarland (arr).
c. (64VK592) Dream Lover
d. (64VK593) Monkey Beams (aka Over
Easy) (Gary McFarland) - 5:40
e. (64VK594) (unknown title) Ming (composer
unknown) - 8:39
Note: (1) It is
unknown whether Gary McFarland participated in an unissued Cal Tjader
session from November 17 which yielded "Willow
Weep For Me" (64VK587) and "Joey Joey"
(64VK590). (2) While Gary McFarland
is certainly the composer of "Monkey
Beams," his contributions elsewhere here are in
question. (3) McFarland did not participate in the
November 20 session which yielded the remainder of
the titles issued on SOUL SAUCE.
Issues: a on Verve V/V6-8614,
Verve (Jap) UCCV-9198 [CD]. a, d & e
on Verve 314 521 668-2 [CD].
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer: Phil Ramone
Notes: Not Listed (Verve V/V6-8614). Jesse "Chuy"
Varela (314 521 668-2 [CD]).
THE
DYNAMIC SOUND OF J.J. WITH BIG BAND
J.J. Johnson
New York City; December 9, 1964
Thad Jones (tp,
flhrn); Ernie Royal, Jimmy Maxwell, Joe Wilder
(tp); J.J. Johnson, Jimmy Cleveland (tb); Tony Studd, Tommy Mitchell
(b-tb); Jim Buffington (fhr); Bill Stanley (tu); Jerry
Dodgion (as, f); Oliver Nelson (as, ts); Budd Johnson
(ts, bs); Harvey Estrin (reeds); Hank Jones (p); Bob
Cranshaw (b); Grady Tate (d); Gary McFarland (arr).
a. (RPA1-6882) Train Samba
(Gary McFarland) - 6:50
b. (RPA1-6883) A Winter's Waif
(Gary McFarland) - 5:50
Note: (1) RCA Victor LPM(LSP)-3350
also known as J.J.!. (2) Other titles without Gary McFarland.
Issues: a-b n RCA
Victor LPM(LSP)-3350, Mosaic MCD-1004 [CD], RCA (E) RD-7721,
RCA (F)
PL-43530, RCA (Ger) 74321 25727-2 [CD], RCA (Sp) RCA
74321 93845 [CD], RCA (Jap) RGP-1078.
Producer: Jack Somer
Engineer: Mickey Crofford
Notes: Jack Somer
THE GROOVY SOUND OF MUSIC
Gary Burton
New York City: December 21, 1964
Bob Brookmeyer (v-tb); Phil Woods (cl,as); Joe Puma (g); Steve Swallow (b); Joe
Hunt (d); Gary
Burton (vib,arr) plus others inc. saxes, flhrn, strings.
a. (RPA1-6393) Maria
(Richard Rodgers/Oscar Hammerstein II) - 3:34
b. (RPA1-6394) My Favorite Things (Richard
Rodgers/Oscar Hammerstein II) - 5:55
c. (RPA1-6395) Do-Re-Mi (Richard Rodgers/Oscar
Hammerstein II) - 3:50
New York City: December 22, 1964
Bob Brookmeyer (v-tb); Phil Woods (cl,as); Joe Puma (g); Steve Swallow (b); Ed
Shaughnessy (d); Gary McFarland (arr); Gary
Burton (vib) plus others inc.
saxes, flhrn, strings.
d. (RPA1-6396) Climb Ev'ry
Mountain (Richard Rodgers/Oscar Hammerstein II) - 4:50
e. (RPA1-6397) Sixteen Going on Seventeen
(Richard Rodgers/Oscar Hammerstein II) - 4:30
f. (RPA1-6398) The Sound of Music (Richard
Rodgers/Oscar Hammerstein II) - 5:27
g. (RPA1-6399) An Ordinary Couple (Richard
Rodgers/Oscar Hammerstein II) - 4:50
same, except Gary Burton (arr)
replaces Gary McFarland.
h. (RPA1-6400) Edelweiss
(Richard Rodgers/Oscar Hammerstein II) - 3:03
Issues: a-h
on RCA Victor LPM (LSP) 3360
Samplers: b on RCA Camden ACL1-0200 titled NORWEGIAN WOOD.
Producer: Joe René
Engineer: Mickey Crofford
Notes: David A. Himmelstein
LATIN
SHADOWS
Shirley
Scott/Arranged and Conducted by Gary McFarland
New York City: July 21, 1965
Shirley Scott (org); Jimmy Raney (g); Bob Cranshaw (b); Mel Lewis (d);
Willie Rodriguez (perc); Gary McFarland (vib,arr).
a. (90335) This
Love Of Mine (S. Parker/F. Sinatra/H. Sanicola) - 3:20
b. (90336) Downtown (Tony Hatch) - 3:18
c. (90337) Dreamsville (H. Mancini/R. Evans/J.
Livingston) - 3:30
d. (90338) Can't Get Over The Bossa Nova (S.
Lawrence/E. Gorme/M. Ginns) - 2:42
e. (90339) Hanky Panky (Gary McFarland) - 4:17
f. (90340) Noche Azul (Shirley Scott) - 2:45
New York City: July
22, 1965
Jerome Richardson (f); Shirley Scott (org); Jimmy Raney (g); Richard
Davis (b); Mel Lewis (d); Willie Rodriguez (perc); Leo Kruczek, Aaron
Rosand, Harry Cykman, Charles Libove, Arnold Eidus (violin); Joseph
Tekula, Edgardo Sodero, Charles McCracken (cello); Gary McFarland (vib,arr,cond).
g. (90344) Latin
Shadows (Gary McFarland) - 3:12
h. (90345) Who Can I Turn To? (When Nobody Needs Me)
(L. Bricusse/A. Newley) - 2:36
i. (90346) The Sweetheart Tree
j. (90347) Feeling Good (L. Bricusse/A. Newley) -
3:36
k. (90349) Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps (Quiza, Quizas, Quizas)
(Osvaldo Farres) - 2:38
same, except Shirley Scott (org,vcl)
plus unknown vocal choir.
l. ( 90348) Soul
Sauce (D. Gillespie/C. Pozo/M. DeLugg/P. Rivelli/G.
Douglas) - 2:49
Issues: a-f,
g-h and j-l on Impulse A(S)93, Impulse (Jap) MVCJ19149
[CD], Impulse (Jap) UCCI-9075 [CD], Universal (Jap) UCCU-5295 [CD]],
Universal (Jap) UCCU-9368 [CD].
Singles: f & j also on Seven Up (Ger) SUP 019 [45]. l & e also on Seven Up (Ger)
SUP 012 [45].
Samplers: b & j also on Verve 314 549
539-2 [CD] titled SHIRLEY SCOTT: TALKIN'
VERVE. c also on Verve (Ger) 0602498374429 [CD] titled
BAR JAZZ (VERVE JAZZ CLUB). d also on Universal (Jap) UICY-4064 [CD] titled CAFÉ
APRČS-MIDI VOL. 5: LILAS.
e also on Affinity (E) AFS190 titled BAZ FE JAZZ PRESENTS JAZZ
DANCE 5: IMPULSIVE!. g also on Impulse IMP-1-66
(promo) titled IMPULSE RECORDS: SALESMAN SAMPLER JANUARY 1966. k also on Sony (Fr) 5034502 [CD] titled VIVA
LA BODEGA. l also on Partners in Crime (It) STONCD- 9569 [CD]
titled MOOD MOSAIC VOL 4 -- LES
YPER SOUND and Universal (Jap) UCCU-1043 [CD] titled
SOUL SOURCE SUPREME MORNING.
Producer: Bob Thiele
Engineer: Bob Simpson
Notes: George Hoefer
THE
IN SOUND
Gary McFarland
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: August 2, 1965
Bob Brookmeyer (tb); Spencer Sinatra (f, alto f);
Sadao Watanabe (f,ts); Kenny Burrell, Gabor Szabo (g);
Bob Bushnell, Richard Davis (b); Grady Tate, Sol Gubin
(d); Gary McFarland (vib,vcl,arr,cond); Candido (cga);
Willie Rodriguez, Joe Venuto (perc).
a. (65VK424) (I Can't Get No)
Satisfaction (Mick Jagger/Keith Richard) - 2:00
b. (65VK425) I Concentrate on You (Cole Porter) -
2:50
c. (65VK426) Here I Am (Hal David/Burt Bachrach) -
2:10
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: August
3, 1965
Bob Brookmeyer (tb); Spencer Sinatra (f, alto f);
Sadao Watanabe (f,ts); Kenny Burrell, Gabor Szabo (g);
Bob Bushnell, Richard Davis (b); Grady Tate, Sol Gubin
(d); Gary McFarland (vib,arr,cond); Candido (cga);
Willie Rodriguez, Joe Venuto (perc).
d. (65VK436) The Moment of Truth
(Piccioni) - 4:07
same or similar, except
Gary McFarland (vib,vcl,arr,cond).
e. (65VK437) Anna
(Vatro/Giordano)
f. (65VK438) Fried Bananas (aka Noodles) (Gary McFarland) - 4:30]
g. (65VK439) Bloop Bleep (Frank Loesser) -
2:15
h. (65VK440) The Hills of Verdugo
(Gary McFarland) - 3:52
i. (65VK441) The Sting of the Bee (Nino Oliviero/Bruno
Nicolai/Alan Blandt) - 3:50
j. (65VK442) Over Easy (aka Monkey
Beams) (Gary McFarland) - 3:05
k. (65VK443) Wine and Bread (Gary McFarland) -
3:10
Note: (1)
The August 31, 1965, date
provided on the LP sleeve is probably incorrect. Date
information here from Michel Ruppli's The
Clef/Verve Labels - A Discography Volume 2: The MGM
Era. (2) Verve master tapes indicate "Fried
Bananas" was originally titled "Noodles."
Issues: a-d &
f-k on Verve V/V6 8632, Verve (Jap)23MJ-3161, Verve (Jap)
POCJ-2739 [CD].
Singles: f & k also on Verve VK10380 [45].
Samplers: a also on
Brunswick (Ger) 584 664-2 [CD] titled LOUNGE LEGENDS VOLUME ONE
(issued 2002) and Verve (Ger) 06024 9841467 [CD] titled JAZZ
SWINGS POP (VERVE JAZZ CLUB). a, c g & i
also on
El (E) ACMEM148
[CD] titled SKETCH FOR SUMMER. a, g & h also on Verve 72012 titled STRICTLY
FOR PLAYBOYS VOLUME 2.
a, c & e-k on Verve (Ger) 533 912-2 [CD] titled
LATIN LOUNGE. g also on Partners in Crime (It)
STONCD-9569 [CD]
titled MOOD MOSAIC VOL 4 - LES
YPER SOUND and Universal (Ger)
585 210-1,
Universal (Ger) 585 210-2 [CD]
titled MOJO CLUB PRESENTS DANCEFLOOR JAZZ 10 - LOVE POWER. k also on Verve 711040
titled STRICTLY FOR PLAYBOYS.
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder
Notes: Felix Grant
THE MANY SOULS OF TURLEY
RICHARDS
Turley Richards
New York City: 1965
Turley Richards (g,vcl); Bob Grillo (g); Bill Takas (b); Belton Evans (d); Gary McFarland (vib,dir);
Toots Thielmans (hca).
a. Feeling Good
(Newley/Bricusse) - 3:25
b. Look Down That Lonesome Road
(arr. by Richard Turley) - 2:34
c. That's What You Do
(Turley Richards) - 2:26
d. St. James Infirmary (Joe Primrose) - 3:34
e. Shout (Ronald Isley/Rudolph Isley/O'Kelly
Isley) - 4:49
f. I Need to Fall in Love (Turley
Richards) - 2:29
g. Your Promise To Be Mine (Jimmy Oliver)
- 3:08
h. Any Day Now (Hilliard/Bachrach) -
2:59
i. Meant To Be Lonely
(Turley Richards) - 3:22
j. Too Much Monkey Business (Chuck Berry) - 3:08
Issues: a-j
on 20th Century-Fox TFM- 3176 (mono), 20th Century-Fox TFS-4176
(stereo).
Producer: Not Listed (prob. Gary McFarland)
Engineer: Not Listed
Notes: Joe Goldberg
GYPSY
'66
Gabor Szabo with Gary
McFarland & Co.
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: November 1965
Sadao Watanabe (f); Gabor Szabo, Barry Galbraith, Sam
Brown (g); Richard Davis (b); Grady Tate (d); Gary
McFarland (marimba); Francisco Pozo (perc).
a. (90437) Flea Market
(aka The Blizzard Song) (Gary McFarland) - 2:43
b. (90438) Walk On By (Burt Bachrach/Hal David) -
2:46
c. (90439) If I Fell (Paul McCartney/John Lennon) -
3:14
d. (90440) Gypsy Jam (Gabor Szabo) - 5:54
e. (90441) I'm All Smiles (Mike Leonard/H. Martin)
- 2:47
f. (90444) Gypsy '66 (aka Lady
Gabor) (Gabor Szabo) - 7:51
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey:
November 1965
Sadao Watanabe (f); Gabor Szabo, Barry Galbraith (g);
Albert Stinson (b); Grady Tate (d); Gary McFarland
(marimba); Willie Rodriguez (perc).
g. (90442) Yesterday
(Paul McCartney/John Lennon) - 2:24
h. (90443) The Echo Of Love (Gary McFarland) -
4:10
i. (90445) The Last One To Be Loved (Burt Bachrach/Hal
David) - 3:35
Note:
Impulse AS-9105 was issued in December 2002 by Speakers Corner Records (Germany)
as a 180 gram heavy vinyl audiophile LP.
Issues: a-i on Impulse A(S)9105,
Impulse (Jap) MVCJ-19129 [CD], Impulse (Jap) UCCI-9099 [CD],
Universal (Jap) UCCU-5271 [CD].
Singles: g & b also on Impulse 45-244
[45].
Samplers: a also on Impulse IMP-1-66 (promo) titled IMPULSE RECORDS:
SALESMAN SAMPLER JANUARY 1966. b also on MCA 29065 titled MEMORABILIA
(issued 1982). c & f also on Impulse AS9204-2 and MCA Impulse 2-4155 titled GABOR
SZABO: HIS GREAT HITS (issued 1971). g & b also on Impulse A(S) 9173 and Columbia (E)
SMC 74551 titled THE BEST OF GABOR SZABO
(issued 1968).
Producer: Belle-Arts International (probably a pseudonym for Gary McFarland).
Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder
Notes: Nat Hentoff
Samples: "Flea
Market" sampled by Mocean Worker for "Tres Tres Chic"
from AURAL & HEARTY on Palm CD-2048-2 [CD] (2000). "Tres
Tres Chic" was also featured in the films THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA
(2006) and THE PINK PANTHER (2006).
TIJUANA
JAZZ
Gary McFarland &
Co./Clark Terry
prob. New York City: November 18, 1965
prob. Clark Terry (tp), Gary McFarland (marimba?), others
unknown.
a. (90402) Mexicali Rose
(H. Stone/J. Tenney)
b. (90403) Gary's Tune (Gary McFarland)
New York City: December 3, 1965
Clark Terry, Joe Newman (tp,flhrn); Bob Brookmeyer
(v-tb); Gary McFarland (el-p,marimba); Barry Galbraith
(g); Jean "Toots" Thielman (g,hca); Bob
Bushnell (el-b); Grady Tate or Mel Lewis (d); Willie Bobo
(perc).
c. (90419) Mexicali Rose
(H. Stone/J. Tenney) - 2:27
d. (90420) South of the Border (J. Kennedy/M.
Carr) - 2:06
e. (90421) Marcheta (Victor L. Schertzinger) -
2:25
f. (90422) Acapulco at Night
(aka Gary's Tune) (Gary McFarland) - 2:52
New York City: December 6, 1965
g. (90415) Limehouse Blues
(P. Brahams/D. Furber) - 3:37
h. (90416) Mary Jane (Gary McFarland) - 3:05
i. (90417) Soul Bird (Tin Tin Deo) (W. Fuller/P.
Gonzales) - 4:01
j. (90418) Sweet Georgia Brown (B. Bernie/K.
Casey/M. Pinkard) - 2:06
New York City: December 7, 1965
k. (90423) Fantastic, That's You
(G. Cates/G. Douglas) - 2:54
l. (90424) Ira Schwartz's Golden Dream (Gary
McFarland) - 3:32
m. (90425) Granny's Samba (Gary McFarland) - 3:30
n. (90426) Tijuana (G. Cates/G. Douglas) - 2:09
Issues:
c-n on
Impulse A(S)9104, HMV (E) CLP 3541. c-n also on WRC (E) ST 896 titled TIJUANA:
HAPPY JAZZ FOR FUN.
Singles: d & g also on
Impulse 45-243 [45].
Samplers: d also on Impulse IMP-1-66 titled IMPULSE
RECORDS: SALESMAN SAMPLER JANUARY 1966.
Producer: Bob Thiele
Engineer: Frank Abbey
Notes: Nat Hentoff
Gary
McFarland/Mitch Miller
c. 1966
prob. Gary McFarland (whistle); unknown (el-g); Richard Davis (b);
unknown (d).
a. The Blizzard Song
(aka Flea Market) (Gary
McFarland)
Mitch Miller.
b. Frosty The Snow Man
(S. Nelson & J. Rollins)
c. Let It Snow (S. Cahn/J. Styne)
d. Sleigh Ride (L. Anderson/M. Parish)
Note: "The
Blizzard Song" was used as the theme
song to a TV ad by Fresca, a division of the Coca-Cola
Company. Consumers were encouraged to save Fresca bottle caps and
redeem them for a 45 of the song, as listed above - with Mitch
Miller pictured on the picture sleeve beckoning "Hey gang, sing
up a blizzard with us! Mitch." Thanks to Paul
Conway for alerting me to this listing.
Issues: a on Columbia Record Productions
C 7791
[45].
Producer: Not Listed
PROFILES
Gary McFarland
Lincoln Center Philharmonic Hall, New York: February 6,
1966
Clark Terry,
Joe Newman, Bernie Glow, Bill Berry, John Frosk (tp,flhrn);
Bob Brookmeyer, Jimmy Cleveland (tb); Bob Northern (frhrn);
Jay McAllister (tu); Phil Woods (as,cl); Jerry Dodgion
(as,cl,fl); Zoot Sims (ts,cl); Richie Kamuca
(ts,bs,bcl,ehr); Jerome Richardson
(bs,as,ss,cl,bcl,fl,pic); Gabor Szabo, Sam Brown (g);
Richard Davis (b); Joe Cocuzzo (d); Gary McFarland (vib, marimba,
arr,cond); Tommy Lopez (per).
a. (90490) Winter Colors (Gary
McFarland) - 8:55
- An Early Morning River Stroll
- Grey Afternoon
- January Jubilee
b. (90491) Willie (Gary McFarland) - 3:18
c. (90492) Sage Hands (Gary McFarland) - 6:41
d. (90493) Bygones and Boogie (Boogie & Out) (Gary
McFarland) - 12:00
e. (90494) Mountain Heir (Gary McFarland) - 4:15
f. (90495) Milo's Other Samba (Gary McFarland) - 5:35
g. I'll Write You a Poem (Gary
McFarland)
h. Hiro's Mood (Gary McFarland)
i. Reinstatement Blues (Gary McFarland)
j. Pecos Pete (Gary McFarland)
k. Straight, No Chaser (Thelonius Monk)
Issues: a-f on Impulse A(S)9112.
Samplers: a-f also on Impulse
A(S)9112 also on Impulse IA-9340-2 and MCA
Impulse 2- 4143 titled THE DEDICATION SERIES VOL. IX - THE
GREAT ARRANGERS: GIL EVANS/GARY MCFARLAND (1978).
e also on Impulse AS9204-2 and MCA Impulse 2-4155 titled GABOR
SZABO: HIS GREAT HITS (1971).
Producer: Bob Thiele
Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder
Notes: Nat Hentoff
SIMPATICO
Gary McFarland and Gabor
Szabo
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: May 18, 1966
Gabor Szabo (g,vcl); Sam
Brown (g); Richard Davis (b); Joe Cocuzzo (d); Gary McFarland (vib,vcl);
Tommy
Lopez, Barry Rodgers (perc).
a. (90561) Norwegian Wood
(John Lennon/Paul McCartney) - 2:32
b. (90562) Cool Water (Bob Nolan) - 2:31
c. (90563) You Will Pay (Gabor Szabo) - 2:45
d. (90564) She's A Cruiser (Gary McFarland) - 2:34
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: May
20, 1966
Gabor Szabo (g,vcl); Sam Brown
(g); Richard Davis (b); Joe Cocuzzo
(d);
Gary McFarland (vib,vcl); Tommy Lopez, Barry Rodgers (perc).
e. (90565) Nature Boy
(Eden Ahbez) - 2:45
f. (90566) Ups and Downs (Gary McFarland) - 2:58
g. (90567) The Word (John Lennon/Paul McCartney) - 2:22
h. (90568) Spring Song (Gabor Szabo) - 2:18
same or similar, except Bob
Bushnell (b) replaces Richard Davis.
i. (90569) Yamaha Mama
(Gabor Szabo) - 2:12
same or similar, except
Richard Davis (b) replaces Bob Bushnell.
j. (90573) Afro Blue
(Mongo Santamaria)
same or similar, except Bob
Bushnell (b) replaces Richard Davis.
k. (90574) Hey, Here's a Heart
(Gary McFarland/Cliff Owens) - 2:36
same or similar, except
Gary McFarland (vib, whistle).
l. (90575) Simpático
(Gary McFarland) - 4:44 ]
Issues: a-i &
k-l on Impulse A(S) 9122, Impulse (Jap) UCCU-3090 [CD] (issued May
2008).
Singles: h & l also on Impulse
AS9204-2.
Samplers: h & l also on Impulse AS9204-2, MCA
Impulse 2-4155 titled GABOR SZABO: HIS GREAT HITS (issued
1971). l
also on Irma (It) 507985-1 and Irma (It) 507985-2 [CD] titled THE
MORNING SIDE OF LOVE - A COLLECTION OF CHILL OUT GROOVES FROM THE
PAST (issued 2002).
Producer:
Gary McFarland and Bob Thiele
Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder
Notes: Nat Hentoff
CY
WALTER AT THE DRAKE
Cy Walter
New York City: c. 1966?
Cy Walter (p); Bob Haggart (b); Cliff Leeman (d).
a. It's Delovely (Cole
Porter) - 2:47
Cy Walter (p).
b. Bess You Is My Woman Now
(George & Ira Gershwin/Dubose Heyward) - 3:00
c. I'll Take Romance (O. Hammerstein II/B. Oakland) - 3:17
d. Mrs. Malaprop (Cy Walter) - 2:45
Cy Walter (p); Bob Haggart (b); Cliff Leeman (d).
e. Daffne's Waltz (Cy Walter)
- 2:53
Cy Walter (p).
f. All The Things You Are
(O. Hammerstein II/J. Kern) - 3:22
g. Moon River (H. Mancini/J/ Mercer) - 2:55
h. My Favorite Things (O. Hammerstein II/R. Rodgers) - 2:13
Cy Walter (p); Bob Haggart (b); Cliff Leeman (d).
i. What's A Bossa Nova? (Cy Walter) -
3:29
Cy Walter (p).
j. My Geisha (Franz
Waxman) - 2:45
Cy Walter (p); Bob Haggart (b); Cliff Leeman (d).
k. Sweet Lorraine (C.
Burwell/M. Parish) - 2:31
Cy Walter (p).
l. My Man's Gone Now
(G. Gershwin/D. Heyward) - 2:41
Cy Walter (p); Bob Haggart (b); Cliff Leeman (d).
m. When A Man Has Done You Wrong
(Cy Walter) - 3:09
Note: It's unclear
whether Gary McFarland actually produced this recording as no
producer is listed. However, in his notes for the release McFarland
states "(w)e've tried to catch the mood and the sound of the
Drake room on this album" (including lounge chatter and
occasional polite applause) indicating that McFarland probably had a hand in
producing the music heard here.
Issues: a-m on MGM
E/SE-4393.
Producer: not listed (probably Gary McFarland)
Engineer: not listed
Notes: Gary McFarland, Chilton Ryan
THE OCTOBER SUITE
Steve Kuhn/Gary McFarland
New York City: October 14, 1966
Steve Kuhn (p);
Ron Carter (b); Marty Morell (d); Isador Cohen, Matt Raimondi (vln); Charlie McCracken
(viola); Al Brown (cello); Gary McFarland (arr,cond).
a. (90660) Remember When
(Gary McFarland)
b. (90661) St. Tropez Shuttle (Gary McFarland)
c. (90662) One I Could Have Loved
(Gary McFarland)
New York City: November 1, 1966
Joe Firrantello, Don Ashworth, Irving
Horowitz, Gerald Sanfino (woodwinds); Steve Kuhn (p); Marty Morell (d);
Ron Carter (b); Corky Hale (harp); Gary McFarland (arr,cond).
d. (90643) Traffic
Patterns (aka #2 Reeds/Traffic) (Gary
McFarland)
e. (90644) Childhood Dreams (aka Jacques)
(Gary McFarland)
f. (90645) Open Highway (aka #1 Reeds)
(Gary McFarland)
g. (90646) (not used)
Note: Alternate
titles listed as they appeared on the original Impulse recording
logs.
Issues: a-f on
Impulse A(S)9136, Verve 024 654 413-2 [CD], Impulse (Jap) MVCI-23035 [CD].
Samplers: c also on Impulse [no.?] titled HOW TO ENJOY
COLLEGE ON IMPULSE.
Producer: Bob Thiele
Engineer: Phil Ramone
Notes: Nat Hentoff
Gary
McFarland
New York City: October 1966
Gary McFarland (vib,vcl) plus others unknown.
a. (90663) Winter Samba
(Gary McFarland) - 2:32
b. (90664) Summer's Gone Away (Gary McFarland) -
1:50
Issues: a & b on
Impulse 45-250 [45].
Samplers: a & b also on
El (E) ACMEM148
[CD] titled SKETCH FOR SUMMER.
SOFT SAMBA STRINGS
Gary McFarland
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, October 27,
1966 & London, November 7, 1966.
Gary McFarland (vib,vcl,arr); Jack Parnell (cond);
plus unknown p, g, b, voices, orchestra.
a. (101612) Our Love
(L. Clinton/B. Bernier/B. Emmerich) - 2:20
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, October 27,
1966 & London, November 8, 1966.
Gary McFarland (vib,vcl,arr); Jack Parnell (cond);
plus unknown p, g, b, voices, orchestra.
b. (101613) The Lamp is Low (P. DeRose/B. Sheffer/M.
Parish) - 4:55
c. (101614) Theme from '13' (Gary McFarland) - 2:20
d. (101615) Manha de Carnaval (Luiz Bonfa) - 2:50
e. (101616) I Know the Meaning (Based On Tschaikowsky's
"Romeo And Juliet") - 3:07
f. (101617) Skylark (H. Carmichael/J.H. Mercer) -
3:00
g. (101618) Full Moon and Empty Arms (B. Kaye/T.
Mossman) - 2:20
h. (101619) Once We Loved (Gary McFarland) - 1:45
i. (101620) Reverie (Based On Debussy's "Reverie")
- 2:50
j. (101621) These Are The Things I Love (Based On
Tschaikowsky's "Melody, Opus 42 No. 3") - 2:15
Note: Several of these
titles were probably recorded with a small rhythm
section at the Van Gelder Recording Studios on
October 27. An orchestral setting was then devised
and recorded several weeks later during the London
recording session of 13
(below).
Issues: a-j on Verve V/V6-8682,
Verve (Jap) UCCV-9200 [CD].
Samplers: b also on Universal (Jap) UCCU-1018 [CD] titled
JET STREAM - WINTER FLIGHT. c & h also on Verve (Ger) 533 912-2 [CD] titled LATIN LOUNGE.
h also on Verve (Ger) 0602498285794 [CD] titled SWINGING CLASSICS
(VERVE JAZZ CLUB).
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer: Jack Clegg (London), Rudy Van Gelder (Englewood
Cliffs, New Jersey).
Notes: Not Listed
Gary
McFarland
prob. New York: c. 1966
prob. Gary McFarland (p, arr); Gabor Szabo (g); Richard Davis (b);
unknown (vcl).
a. One I Could Have
Loved (vocal) (Gary McFarland) - 2:22
same except, prob. Sadao
Watanabe (f) replaces unknown vcl.
b. One I Could Have
Loved (instrumental) (Gary McFarland) - 2:56
Issues: None
(private demo).
Producer: Gary McFarland
EYE OF THE DEVIL
Gary McFarland
London: August 1966
Gary McFarland (arr); Jack Parnell (cond) plus members of the London
Philharmonic.
a. Main
Theme/Philippe’s Study (Gary McFarland)
-
4:49
b. Drive to Chateau (Gary McFarland)
-
1:00
c. Catherine’s Drive (Gary McFarland)
-
1:30
d. Int. Chateau Night/Jacques in Bed (Gary McFarland)
-
3:21
e. Odile and Children (Gary McFarland)
-
1:21
f. Arrow Into Tree (Gary McFarland)
-
1:28
g. Catherine in Chateau at Night/Children on Parapet/Catherine
and Odile on Parapet/Children on Steeple (Gary McFarland)
-
5:14
h. Christian Galloping/Horses (Gary McFarland)
-
0:50
i. The Grave in the Forest (Gary McFarland)
-
5:12
j. Nightmare (Gary McFarland)
- 2:34
k. Procession (Gary McFarland)
-
3:03
l. Catherine to Tower (Gary McFarland)
-
3:34
m. You Must Help Me (Gary McFarland)
-
5:30
n. Parapet Pt. 1 (Gary McFarland)
-
2:20
o. Parapet Pt. 2 (Gary McFarland)
-
2:32
p. Jacques and the Eye (Gary McFarland)
-
1:23
q. Trailer (Gary McFarland)
-
2:33
Note: The film Eye
of the Devil was originally titled 13 when Gary McFarland
wrote and recorded this score. Verve Records had intended on issuing
a soundtrack album in early 1967 (scheduled as V/V6-8674), and
although the album was designed and advertised, production problems
which delayed the release of the film stalled the release of the
soundtrack until Film Score Monthly finally issued its first-ever
release four full decades later, shortly after Deborah Kerr, the
last of the film's surviving stars, had passed away. The main theme
(titled as such above and below) has also been recorded under other
titles, including "13", "Theme from 13", "13 (Death March)", "Eye of
the Devil" and, most prominently, as "One I Could Have Loved".
McFarland also recorded a theme he originally called "Jacques"
(after the son in the film, who will inherit his father's fate -
curiously something that was not too dissimilar from what happened
between McFarland and his son, Milo) as "Childhood Dreams" with
Steve Kuhn on THE OCTOBER SUITE, which can be heard as
"Jacques in Bed" above. Here are the titles as they appear in Creed
Taylor's production notes for the Verve release and the order of
tunes according to the Verve matrix numbers:
1. (101095) Main Theme
(Journey) = b
2. (101096) Main Theme (Harp) = a (Main Theme, without intro)
3. (101097) Main Theme (Kids) = c
4. (101098) Death March (Part 1) = m (first half)
5. (101099) Death March (Part 2) = m (second half)
6. (101100) Death March (Part 3) = n
7. (101101) Death March (Part 4) = o
8. (101102) Voices (Ceremony) = d (Int. Chateau Interior)
9. (101103) Main Theme (End) = p
10. (101104) Voices And Bells In Church = k
11. (101105) Christmas Theme = g (Children on Parapet)
12. (101106) Hypnotizing Odillo Theme = g (Catherine and
Odile on
Parapet) segue to f (Arrow Into Tree)
13. (101107) Forest Chase = i (last 2:50 only)
14. (101108) Train Ride = q
Additionally, Creed Taylor's
production notes and Michel Ruppli's Verve discography indicate the
recording dates as November 7 and 8, 1966, which corresponds to when
McFarland was in London recording SOFT SAMBA STRINGS.
Additionally, Ruppli indicates the presence of Tubby Hayes (f);
unknown (p); Lennie Bush (b); Ronnie Stevenson (d) on the November 7
date. The date used above corresponds to the logs that accompanied
the tapes provided to Film Score Monthly by M-G-M in England.
(Sources: Creed Taylor, Dan Skea, Lukas Kendall).
Issues: FSM Vol. 11, No. 1
[CD] (originally scheduled as Verve V/V6-8674, but not issued).
Samplers: b & q also on
El (E) ACMEM148
[CD] titled SKETCH FOR SUMMER.
Producer: prob. Creed Taylor (Verve V/V6-8674). Lukas Kendall
(FSM Vol. 10, No. 18 [CD]).
Engineer: prob. Jack Clegg
Notes: John Bender, Lukas Kendall, Douglas Payne (FSM Vol.
11, No. 1 [CD]).
WAITING
GAME
Zoot Sims
London: November 28, 1966
Zoot Sims (ts); David Snell (harp); Gary
McFarland (arr); Jack Parnell (cond) plus eleven violins,
four violas, two celli, English Horn, oboe, three French
horns, classical guitar, bass and drums.
a. Old Folks
(D. Hill/W. Robinson) - 4:54
b. I Wish I Knew (M. Gordon/H. Warren) -
4:12
c. Once We Loved (Gary McFarland) - 2:47
d. It's a Blue World (B. Wright/C. Forrest) - 3:48
same or similar, except Zoot
Sims (ts,vcl).
e. September Song
(K. Weil/M. Anderson) - 4:49
same or similar, without vcl.
f. One
I Could Have Loved (Theme From
"13") (Gary McFarland) - 3:14
g. You Go To My Head
(H. Gillespie/J. Coots) - 4:06
h. Does the Sun Really Shine on the Moon
(Gary McFarland) - 5:49
London: November 30, 1966
Zoot Sims (ts); David Snell (harp); Gary
McFarland (arr); Kenny Napper (cond) plus eleven violins,
four violas, two celli, English Horn, oboe, three French
horns, classical guitar, bass and drums.
i. Stella By Starlight
(N. Washington/V. Young) - 4:38
j. Over the Rainbow (E.Y. Harburg/H.
Arlen) - 5:04
Issues: a-j
on Impulse AS9131, Jasmine (E) JAS-62, Impulse (Jap) MVCI-23077 [CD],
Impulse (Jap) MVCZ-108 [CD], Impulse (Jap) UCCI-9047 [CD], Impulse (Jap) UCCU-5225 [CD].
Singles: i & j also on Impulse 45-262 [45].
Samplers: j also on Impulse [no.?] titled HOW TO ENJOY
COLLEGE ON IMPULSE.
Producer: Gary McFarland and Bob Thiele.
Engineer: Not Listed
Notes: Nat Hentoff
Gary
McFarland
April 1967
a. Humping
b. Silver Fox
c. Swing Low
d. Twinkle Twinkle
Note: Thanks to
Kristian St. Clair for the above detail.
Issues: None (Verve)
SOLE
ART
Gary McFarland
c. 1967
Gary McFarland (comp).
(unknown titles)
Note: The above is a
specially commissioned film presented at the 1967 Coty Fashion
Awards Dinner event at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York
City (special thanks to Kristian St. Clair for this listing).
Issues: None.
JAZZ
CONVENTION VOL. 1
The Kenny Clarke-Francy Boland Big Band
Köln, Germany: August 26, 1967
Benny Bailey, Idrees Sulieman, Jimmy Deuchar, Dusko Goykovic (tp); Ake
Persson, Nat Peck, Erik
Van Lier (tb); Derek Humble (as); Johnny
Griffin, Tony Coe, Ronnie Scott (ts); Sahib Shihab (bs); Francy Boland (p,arr); Jimmy
Woode (b);
Kenny Clarke, Kenny Clare (?) (d).
a. A Rosa Negra
(Gary McFarland)
b. Duas Rosas (Gary McFarland)
Note: (1) Muse MR-5056
indicates the above was recorded live at "Prague International Festival," Prague, Czechoslovakia:
October 22, 1967.
(2) Other titles without Gary McFarland.
Issues: a & b on
KPM (E) 02. a & b also on Muse MR-5056, Happy Bird (D) 90076,
Tobacco Road 2544 titled OPEN DOOR.
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI JAZZ LAB
BAND
University of Southern Mississippi Jazz Lab Band
Mississippi: c. 1967
University of Southern Mississippi Jazz Lab Band; Gary McFarland (arr).
a. By My Side
(Gary McFarland)
Note: Other
titles without Gary McFarland.
Issues: [no
label] [no number]
Gary McFarland
Verve
a. (103923)
b. (103924)
c. (103925)
Note: According to
Michel Ruppli's "The MGM Label" (Greenwood
Press: 1998), these matrix numbers were assigned to a
Gary McFarland session which may or may not have been
used. The date would have been sometime between
November 1967 and the January 6, 1968, date of the
following session and likely represents first-takes
of some of the following titles.
Issues: None.
SCORPIO AND OTHER SIGNS
Gary McFarland
New York City: January 9, 1968
Gary McFarland (vib, vcl, arr, comp) with unidentified others prob.
including Marvin Stamm (flhrn); Jerome Richardson (reeds); Warren
Bernhardt (key); Sam Brown (g); Chet Amsterdam (b); Bill LaVorgna (d) with others unknown.
a. (103996) Take Care...Beware
(Capricorn) (Gary McFarland) - 3:23
b. (103997) Whatever-Whenever (Aquarius) (Gary
McFarland) - 3:10
c. (103998) Days Dipped in Dreams (Pisces) (Gary
McFarland) - 2:29
d. (103999) Trying to Find a Way (Aries) | 