Results for "Capitol Records"

Greatest Hits

By Shirley Bassey

Label: Capitol Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Diamonds Are Forever 2. History Repeating - (with Propellerheads) 3. Big Spender 4. Moonraker 5. Something 6. For All We Know 7. Light My Fire 8. I (Who Have Nothing) 9. Love Story, (Where Do I Begin) 10. As Long As He Needs Me 11. What Now My Love? 12. Goldfinger 13. This is My Life 14. Where Do I Begin - (Away TEAM mix) 15. Goldfinger - (Propellerheads mix) 16. Big Spender - (Wild Oscar mix)

Jumpin' With Jonah

By Jonah Jones

Label: Capitol Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. No Moon at All 2. Baby Won't You Please Come Home 3. Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home 4. Blues Don't Care Who's Get 'Em 5. Jumpin' With Jonah 6. Just a Gigolo 7. It's a Good Day 8. Dance Only With Me 9. Lots of Luck Charley 10. Kiss to Build a Dream On 11. That's A-Plenty 12. Moten Swing 13. Slowly But Surely 14. Night Train 15. Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans? 16. Ballin' the Jack

High Jazz Vol.2

Label: Capitol Records
Released: 2003

Brazil & Beyond

By Laurindo Almeida

Label: Capitol Records
Released: 2003

Stan Kenton: Contemporary Concepts

by Russell Moon
November 3, 2003

Here's your trivia question for today: Who was the third man to be elected to Downbeat Magazine's Hall of Fame, the year before Duke Ellington? You guessed right if you said Stan Kenton. Contemporary Concepts was recorded in July of 1955, and it offers six standards arranged by Bill Holman and one by Gerry ...

Stan Kenton: Adventures in Time

by William Grim
January 25, 2003

Out of the entire recorded oeuvre of the Stan Kenton Orchestra, Adventures in Time is one of the most adventurous and musically satisfying records. The album features eight compositions by Johnny Richards arranged in a suitelike totality, with the title "A Concerto for Orchestra." If Richard's "Concerto for Orchestra" bears little harmonic resemblance to ...

Chet Baker: My Funny Valentine

by AAJ Staff
January 22, 2003

Sure, it may not be the most upbeat, dance through the sprinkler album on earth, but when the temperature rises, we all need a disc to help us cool off. This is the coolest of the cool! With his matinee idol looks, smoky voice and smokier horn, Chet Baker was the Caucasian lothario voice of a ...

Nancy Wilson: The Essence of Nancy Wilson (Sampler)

by AAJ Staff
January 22, 2003

For decades, Nancy Wilson has been combining the best of Sarah Vaughan and Jimmy Scott with her own passion and personality. Now her greatness can be absorbed and appreciated in one package. Opening with her signature duet with Cannonball Adderley, “Save Your Love for Me," this sampler whets the whistle on established favorites and previously unreleased ...

Shirley Bassey: Greatest Hits

by AAJ Staff
January 20, 2003

Riding the tail end of her Propellerhead-ed revival and the never-ending revival of the Bond films, the sassy Ms. Bassey is back with a retrospective of her decades of well-dictioned themes. Bassey plays her trump cards and also bluffs a few hands on tunes ranging from her unrivaled 007 three-fer of “Diamonds are Forever," “Moonraker" and ...

Jonah Jones Quartet: Jumpin' With Jonah

by AAJ Staff
January 20, 2003

Hey, who’s that swingin’ that horn? That sounds like Pops! Well, though Jonah Jones and Louis "Pops" Armstrong were contemporaries, the comparisons stop there. Actually, Jonah and Louis do sound alike. And on this album (which takes its title from Jones’s third LP, but which is here reissued with some additional tracks), Jones puts his bell ...