The Andy Kirk Orchestra was going through some major changes during the period covered by this CD. Tenor star Dick Wilson died prematurely; pop singer Pha Terrell had left; pianist and chief arranger Mary Lou Williams departed in early 1942 (Ken Kersey was her replacement on piano); and such interesting younger players as trumpeters Harold "Shorty" Baker and Howard McGhee and Al Sears on tenor gave the group a slightly different sound. Actually, the music on this CD (late-period swing) is consistently on a higher level than on most of the previous CDs in the Classics series. Highlights include "The Count," "Hey Lawdy Mama," "Boogie Woogie Cocktail" (featuring Kersey) and Howard McGhee's recording debut on the exciting "McGhee Special." Scott Yanow
Tracklist :
1 Midnight Stroll 3:19
Sammy Lowe
Vocals – June Richmond
2 Little Miss 3:12
Ned Washington
3 The Count 3:09
Tom Gordon
4 Twelfth Street Rag 2:55
Euday L. Bowman
5 (Ev'rything Happened) When I Saw You 3:06
Mueller Johnson
Vocals – Henry Wells
6 If I Feel This Way Tomorrow (Then It's Love) 2:59
Vocals – Henry Wells
7 Or Have I 2:50
Sam H. Stept
Vocals – Henry Wells
8 Cuban Boogie Woogie 2:19
Lake / La Vere
Vocals – June Richmond
9 A Dream Dropped In 3:05
Marty Symes
Vocals – Henry Wells
10 Is It A Sin (My Loving You?) 3:04
Marcus Carcus
Vocals – Henry Wells
11 Ring Dem Bells 2:49
Duke Ellington / Irving Mills
12 Big Time Crip 2:58
Wells / Mary Lou Williams
Vocals – Orchestra
13 47th Street Jive 3:11
Roosevelt Sykes
Vocals – June Richmond
14 I'm Misunderstood 3:20
Grouya
Vocals – Henry Wells
15 No Answer 2:47
Wood / Hoffman / Siegler
Vocals – Henry Wells
16 Hey Lawdy Mama (Meet Me In The Bottom) 2:56
Easton
Vocals – June Richmond
17 Boogie Woogie Cocktail 2:46
Arranged By – Kenny Kersey
18 Ride On, Ride On 2:25
Tolbert
Vocals – June Richmond
19 McGhee Special 2:58
Arranged By – Howard McGhee
20 Worried Life Blues (Someday Baby) 2:27
Henry Nemo
Vocals – Floyd Smith
21 Take It And Git 3:13
Chapman / Chapman / Green / Marshall
Vocals – Orchestra
22 Hip Hip Hooray 2:58
Nemo / Ebbins
Vocals – June Richmond
23 Unlucky Blues 2:50
Feather / Feather
Vocals – June Richmond
Credits :
Alto Saxophone – Ben Smith (tracks: 16 to 23), Earl Miller (tracks: 12 to 15)
Bass – Booker Collins
Clarinet, Alto Saxophone – Rudy Powell (tracks: 1 to 11)
Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – John Harrington
Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone – Dick Wilson (tracks: 1 to 15), Edward Inge
Directed By – Andy Kirk
Drums – Ben Thigpen
Guitar, Electric Guitar – Floyd Smith
Piano – Kenny Kersey (tracks: 16 to 23), Mary Lou Williams (tracks: 1 to 15)
Tenor Saxophone – Al Sears (tracks: 16 to 23)
Trombone – Henry Wells (tracks: 1 to 15), Milton Robinson (tracks: 16 to 23), Ted Donnelly
Trumpet – Clarence Trice (tracks: 1 to 15), Harold Baker (tracks: 1 to 15), Harry Lawson, Howard McGhee (tracks: 16 to 23), Johnny Burris (tracks: 16 to 23)
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