Quincy Jones
Arranger Quincy Jones has worked a lot with big bands. It started in 1951 with the orchestra of vibraphonist and folk singer Lionel Hampton and culminated in his own band, in the period 1959-1963.
1. 2’17” Pleasingly Plump – Quincy Jones – QJazz 600064/D
2. 2’49” Kingfish – Lionel Hampton – Verve VE 2-2543
3. 3’15” Drummin’ Man – Gene Krupa Verve 833 286-2
4. 3’25” You’re Crying – Dinah Washington – EmArcy 6336714
5. 5’30” Hey Pete – Dizzy Gillespie – Verve MV 2630
6. 2’41” Allright, Okay, You Win – Billy Eckstine – Mercury 134-528 MFY
7. 2’55” Witchcraft – Sarah Vaughan – Giants of Jazz CD 53176
8. 3’12” Satin Doll – Ella Fitzgerald/Count Basie – Verve ACD 00223
9. 2’48” The Best Is Yet To Come – Frank Sinatra/Count Basie – Reprise K 44004
10. 3’47” Dancin’ Pants – Quincy Jones – QJazz 600064/A
11. 5’37” Stockholm Sweetnin’ – id – QJazz 600064/3
12. 4’58” Birth Of A Band – id – Qjazz 600064/I
13. 5’08” The Midnight Sun Will Never Set – id – id
14. 2’47” Soul Bossa Nova – id – Verve 557 913-2
15. 2’00” Dead End Walking In Space– id
