Peanuts Hucko, Urbie Green, Lee Castle, Ernie Caceres - The Mellow Moods Of Jazz flac album

Alto Saxophone – Hal McKusick. Baritone Saxophone – Ernie Caceres. Clarinet – Peanuts Hucko, Tony Scott (2). Guitar – Barry Galbraith. Trombone – Lou McGarity, Urbie Green. Trumpet – Billy Butterfield, Lee Castle. Other Versions (3 of 3) View All. Cat.

The Mellow Moods of Jazz. 02. Why Shouldn't I ? Urbie Green. The Mellow Moods of Jazz. 03. What Do You Want to Make Those Eyes at Me for ? Ernie Caceres. Komposer : Ellington.

Musicians: Alto Saxophone – Hal McKusick Baritone Saxophone – Ernie Caceres Clarinet – Peanuts Hucko, Tony Scott Guitar – Barry Galbraith Trombone – Lou McGarity, Urbie Green Trumpet – Billy Butterfield, Lee Castle. The Moods of jazz are as many and varied as the moods of love for, like love, jazz is based on an involvement of the emotions. lt is marked by storms and calms and all the way stations in between. Some of its most inspired - and inspiring - moments occur in that relaxed area which has been aptly described in the title of this set as the mellow moods of jazz

Songs: "Peanuts" Hucko - Robins and Roses 02:42. Urbie Green - Why Shouldn't I ? 03:22. Ernie Caceres - What Do You Want to Make Those Eyes at Me for ? 03:18. Lou McGarity - Pastel Blue 03:25. Hal McKusick - Moments Like This 02:46. Billy Butterfield - I'll Be a Friend with Pleasure 03:30. Lou McGarity - Keepin' Out of Mischief Now 02:56. Peanuts" Hucko - What's New ? 03:37. Lee Castle - Morning Glory 03:10. Barry Galbraith - Easy Now 04:09. Tony Scott, Various Artists - Let's Take the Long Way Home 02:40. Recorded in New York City, 1956. Скачать с помощью Mediaget. com/VA - The Mellow Moods of Jazz (1998).

Peanuts Hucko is a dixieland music live album recording by PEANUTS HUCKO released in 1981 on CD, LP/Vinyl and/or cassette. Backing Band– Ted Easton's Jazz Band Banjo– Pim Hogervorst Bass– Jacques Kingma Clarinet– Peanuts Hucko Clarinet, Saxophone – Frits Kaatee Drums– Ted Easton Trombone– Henk Van Muyen Trumpet– Bob Wulffers.

Ernesto Caceres (November 22, 1911 – January 10, 1971) was an American jazz saxophonist born in Rockport, Texas. He was a member of the Glenn Miller Orchestra from 1940-1942. Caceres's brothers were both musicians. Emilio Caceres was a norteño violinist and Pinero was a trumpeter and pianist. Caceres himself played clarinet, guitar, alto and baritone saxophone, and first played professionally in 1928 in local Texas ensembles.