JazzBand Americano - Ramona There Must Be A Silver Lining
Review by Major 0wnage
Ramona There Must Be A Silver Lining by JazzBand Americano is a refreshing and engaging album that showcases the band's musical prowess and creativity. The album features a range of jazz and Latin-inspired tracks that are sure to delight fans of the genre. From the upbeat and energetic "Samba de Janeiro" to the soulful and bluesy "Mood Indigo," each track on the album is expertly crafted and performed with precision and passion.
One of the standout tracks on the album is "Besame Mucho," a classic Latin jazz tune that JazzBand Americano infuses with their own unique style and flair. The band's musicianship shines on this track, with each member contributing to the intricate and dynamic arrangement. Another standout track is "Take the A Train," a Duke Ellington classic that the band transforms into a lively and playful rendition that is sure to get listeners dancing.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| There Must Be A Silver Lining | ||
| Ramona |
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Catalog Numbers
O - 7797Labels
OdeonListen online
- ascolta in linea
- écouter en ligne
- lytte på nettet
- escuchar en línea
- lyssna på nätet
- online anhören
- online luisteren
- kuunnella verkossa
- ouvir online
Formats
- Shellac
- 10"
- 78 RPM
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Alto Saxophone | Jimmy Dorsey |
| Banjo | John Cali |
| Brass Bass | Henry Stern |
| Clarinet | Andy Sannella |
| Steel Guitar | Andy Sannella |
| Tenor Saxophone | Dick Johnson |
| Baritone Saxophone | Alfie Evans |
| Drums | Stan King |
| Leader | Sam Lanin |
| Conductor | Sam Lanin |
| Directed By | Sam Lanin |
| Piano | Rube Bloom |
| Trombone | Sam Lewis |
| Trumpet | Mannie Klein |
| Violin | Murray Kellner |
| Vocals | Harold "Scrappy" Lambert (tracks: A) |
Notes
- Side A: Valzer
- Side B: Fox Trot
- Recorded at Okeh's New York recording studios located at the 11 Union Square on February 10 of 1928.
- Side A originally issued on Okeh 40990, mexican Okeh 16289, british Parlophone R-158 & E-6063 (as the Merton Orchestra), australian Parlophone A-2454 (as Sam Lanin & his Orchestra), german Parlophon A-4545, japanese Parlophone E-5036 & german Parlophone B-12643, german Odeon O-4072/A-189114, german Odeon A-189150, german Lindström A-4545, italian Odeon O-7797/167397 (as Jazz Band Americano), french Odeon 165318 & argentinian Odeon 193165, japanese Columbia M-84 & S-28 & british Ariel 4290 (as Ariel Dance Orchestra).
- Side B originally issued on Okeh 40991, british Parlophone R-104 (as Justin Ring's Okeh Orchestra), australian Parlophone A-2455 & german Lindström A-4539.
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Side A): W400080-C
- Matrix / Runout (Side B): W400081-B
About JazzBand Americano
Name Vars
- Jazz-Band Americano
- Lanin's Famous Players
- Sam Lanin & His Famous Players
- Sam Lanin And His Famous Players
- Sam Lanin And His Orchestra
- Sam Lanin Y Sus Famosos Players
- Sam Lanin and His Famous Players
- Sam Lanin's Famous Players And Singers
- Sam Lanin's Orchestra
- Sam lanin And His Famous Players
Aliases
- Benny Meroff And His Orchestra
- Kyrle Bell's Orchestra
- The Rangers
- Smith Ballew And His Orchestra
- Milt Shaw And His Detroiters
- Embassy Dance Band
- Vincent Richards And His Orchestra
- Buddy Blue & His Texans
- Jack Blue's Texans
- The Okeh Melodians
- Ted Williams And His Famous Players
- Harry's Thieves Of Sleep
- David Edwards & His Boys
- The Parlophone Melodians
Members
- Sam Lanin
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