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Norman Granz Jazz Philharmonic Clef Records Swing 1953

Performer: Norman Granz' Jazz At The Philharmonic

Title: How High The Moon

Country: US

Genre: Jazz

Style:Swing

Released: 1953

Catalog number: MG C-608

Label: Clef Records

MP3 album szie: 1036 mb

FLAC album size: 2463 mb

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Tracklist

A1	How High The Moon Alto Saxophone – Willie Smith Bass – Benny FonvilleDrums, Soloist – Buddy RichPiano – Kenny KerseyTenor Saxophone – Coleman Hawkins, Flip PhillipsTrombone – Trummy YoungTrumpet – Buck Clayton
A2	Bell Boy Blues Alto Saxophone, Soloist – Willie Smith Bass, Soloist – Benny FonvilleDrums, Soloist – Buddy RichPiano, Soloist – Kenny KerseyTenor Saxophone, Soloist – Coleman Hawkins, Flip PhillipsTrombone, Soloist – Trummy YoungTrumpet, Soloist – Buck Clayton
B1	Lady Be Good Alto Saxophone – Willie Smith Alto Saxophone, Soloist – Charlie ParkerBass – Billy HadnottDrums – Lee Young Piano – Arnold RossTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Al KillianTrumpet, Other [Featured] – Howard McGhee
B2	After You've Gone Alto Saxophone – Charlie Parker, Willie Smith Bass – Billy HadnottDrums – Lee Young Piano – Arnold RossTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Al Killian, Howard McGhee

A1	How High The Moon Alto Saxophone – Willie Smith Bass – Benny FonvilleDrums, Soloist – Buddy RichPiano – Kenny KerseyTenor Saxophone – Coleman Hawkins, Flip PhillipsTrombone – Trummy YoungTrumpet – Buck Clayton
A2	Bell Boy Blues Alto Saxophone, Soloist – Willie Smith Bass, Soloist – Benny FonvilleDrums, Soloist – Buddy RichPiano, Soloist – Kenny KerseyTenor Saxophone, Soloist – Coleman Hawkins, Flip PhillipsTrombone, Soloist – Trummy YoungTrumpet, Soloist – Buck Clayton
B1	Lady Be Good Alto Saxophone – Willie Smith Alto Saxophone, Soloist – Charlie ParkerBass – Billy HadnottDrums – Lee Young Piano – Arnold RossTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Al KillianTrumpet, Other [Featured] – Howard McGhee
B2	After You've Gone Alto Saxophone – Charlie Parker, Willie Smith Bass – Billy HadnottDrums – Lee Young Piano – Arnold RossTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrumpet – Al Killian, Howard McGhee

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
11009, 11010	Norman Granz' Jazz At The Philharmonic	How High The Moon ‎(2xShellac, 10", Album, Bla)	Mercury, Mercury	11009, 11010	US	1947
EP HHTM	Norman Granz' Jazz At The Philharmonic	How High The Moon ‎(7", EP)	Mercury	EP HHTM	US	Unknown
33CX 10032	Norman Granz' Jazz At The Philharmonic	How High The Moon ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	Columbia	33CX 10032	UK	1956
MG Vol. 1	Norman Granz' Jazz At The Philharmonic	How High The Moon ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	Clef Records	MG Vol. 1	US	Unknown
MG Vol. 1	Norman Granz' Jazz At The Philharmonic	How High The Moon ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	Verve Records	MG Vol. 1	US	Unknown

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
11009, 11010	Norman Granz' Jazz At The Philharmonic	How High The Moon ‎(2xShellac, 10", Album, Bla)	Mercury, Mercury	11009, 11010	US	1947
EP HHTM	Norman Granz' Jazz At The Philharmonic	How High The Moon ‎(7", EP)	Mercury	EP HHTM	US	Unknown
33CX 10032	Norman Granz' Jazz At The Philharmonic	How High The Moon ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	Columbia	33CX 10032	UK	1956
MG Vol. 1	Norman Granz' Jazz At The Philharmonic	How High The Moon ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	Clef Records	MG Vol. 1	US	Unknown
MG C-608	Norman Granz' Jazz At The Philharmonic	How High The Moon ‎(LP, Album, Mono, RE)	Clef Records	MG C-608	US	1953

Credits

Cover – Merle Shore
Liner Notes – Norman Granz

Cover – Merle Shore
Liner Notes – Norman Granz

Notes

Side A recorded at Syria Mosque Auditorium, Pittsburgh, PA in March 5, 1947.
Side B recorded at the Philharmonic Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA in January 28, 1946.

Black Clef trumpeter label with deep groove.
Reissue of Mercury MG C-508, which was itself a reissue of Mercury MGC-Vol. 1.Side A recorded at Syria Mosque Auditorium, Pittsburgh, PA in March 5, 1947.
Side B recorded at the Philharmonic Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA in January 28, 1946.

Center label is black with silver Verve logo and font.
Different from the Clef release and the MGM release; this is the actual Verve release.