Red Norvo - Good Vibes download mp3, flac

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	Seven Come Eleven Written-By – Goodman*, Christian*
2	Lagwood Walk Written-By – R. Norvo*
3	The Sergeant On A Furlough Written-By [Uncredited] – Red Norvo
4	Too Marvelous For Words Vocals – Helen WardWritten-By – Mercer*, Whiting*
5	1-2-3-4 Jump Written-By – R. Norvo*
6	Purple Feathers Written-By [Uncredited] – Frank Bruno , Tony Janak
7	In A Mellow Tone Written-By – D. Ellington*
8	Flying Home Written-By – Goodman*, Hampton*, Robin*
9	The Bass On The Barroom Floor Written-By [Uncredited] – Red Norvo
10	Which Switch Witch Written-By [Uncredited] – Red Norvo
11	Blue Skies Written-By – I. Berlin*

Companies, etc.

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Drive Entertainment Inc.
• Copyright (c) – Drive Entertainment Inc.
• Remastered At – Mixed Nuts, N.Y.C.

Credits

• A&R, Compilation Producer – Don Grierson
• Bass – Al Hall, Clyde Lombardi
• Clarinet – Aaron Sachs
• Design – Ken Davis
• Drums – Eddie Dell, Johnny Blowers, Specs Powell
• Guitar – Remo Palmieri
• Photography – Photofest
• Piano – Danny Negri, Ralph Burns, Teddy Wilson
• Production Manager – Priscilla Sanchez
• Tenor Saxophone – Flip Phillips
• Trombone – Dick Taylor
• Trumpet – Dale Pierce
• Vibraphone – Red Norvo

Notes

Drummer Specs Powell is erroneously listed as a pianist on the tray card, while pianist Danny Negri is incorrectly listed as a drummer there as well.

Brunak is credited as composer for track 6, though it is a merging of the names Bruno and Janak used by the songwriting collaborators for a time in the 1940s. Instead linked credits as [Uncredited] to each individual is provided. The source for their names is the earlier CD version of this same performance on a Vintage Jazz Classics CD VJC-1005-2, The Legendary V-Disc Masters (1943-1944) Vol. 1.
https://www.allmusic.com/album/1944-1945-mw0000147602

Tracks 9 + 10 composer credits come from the Classics CD Red Norvo 1944-1945:
https://www.allmusic.com/album/1944-1945-mw0000147602

The CD cover claims: "Rare Sessions 1st Time on CD," but a number of them appeared on the Vintage Jazz Classics CD The Legendary V-Disc Masters (1943-1945) Vol. 1, issued in 1990. It is not yet listed in the discogs database. Track 9 & 10 and possibly others, appeared on the Classics CD 1944-1945.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode: 7 80674 22072 9