DescriptionBackground instrumental tracks for singer Yujiro Ishihara; arranged and conducted by Benny Carter; vocal tracks added later in Japan. Bobby Bryant (trumpet), Shelly Manne (drums), Jerome Richardson...
DescriptionThe Benny Carter Quintet perform at the American Center in Pakistan as part of the United States State Department tour. At the beginning of the recording, there is a brief intro by the Consul General...
DescriptionThis audio recording contains unissued tracks from Benny Carter's Wonderland album session for Pablo Records. Benny Carter (composer, alto saxophone, trumpet), Ray Bryant (piano) Milt Hinton (bass),...
DescriptionThis audio recording contains an unissued track from Benny Carter's Wonderland album session for Pablo Records. Benny Carter (composer, alto saxophone, trumpet), Ray Bryant (piano) Milt Hinton...
DescriptionBenny Carter duet with Japanese saxophonist Keiichiro Ebihara. There are two tunes on the recording, At approximately 0:55, unknown tune and at approximately 6:50, "There Will Never Be Another You."...
DescriptionBenny Carter sings two versions of "It's a Lovely World" (unidentified pianist, possibly Benny Carter) at approximately 0.05. Carter sings "Point of No Return" at approximately 5:30.
DescriptionThis audio recording contains the soundtrack to "The Patsy," a 1964 film directed by Jerry Lewis. The beginning of the recording contains tap numbers and, at approximately 6:20, there is a version of...
DescriptionSonny Marcell sings "Cheatin' Lips" for a demo recording. The music was written by Benny Carter and the lyrics were written by Paul Vandervoort II.
DescriptionOn this recording there are four takes of "I Can't Stand to See a Man Cry" and, at approximately 9:01, one take of "I'll Be Here With You." The words and music are by Benny Carter.The demo was...
DescriptionThis scrapbook commemorates the proclamation of "Basie Day" in Kansas City on September 30, 1977 and henceforth, and includes clippings, photographs, a drawing of Count Basie, and correspondence.
Date Created1977-09-30-1977-10-01
Subject(s)Jazz--History and criticism, African American musicians, Awards, Basie, Count, 1904-1984, Fitzgerald, Ella
