The Four Freshmen: Collection 1951 - 1962
Collection 1951 - 1962
2
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EUR 16,99*
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- Label: Acrobat
- Bestellnummer: 8952579
- Erscheinungstermin: 8.2.2019
Während der Blütezeit der Vokalgruppen in den frühen 50er Jahren, als
eine Reihe von Ensembles Chart-Hits durch die Umsetzung der Traditionen
der Barbershop-Quartette für den Mainstream-Pop-Markt genossen,
unterschied sich eine Band durch ihre innovativen Ansätze. The Four
Freshmen sangen nicht nur, sondern spielten auch verschiedene
Instrumenten und erweiterten die typische Musik der Vokalgruppen
um vom Jazz beeinflusste Arrangements. Gegründet im Jahr 1948 zogen
sie die Aufmerksamkeit zahlreicher Persönlichkeiten der Jazzwelt auf sich,
insbesondere die des Bandleaders Stan Kenton, der sie seinem Plattenlabel
Capitol vorstellte.
During the heyday of the vocal groups of the early ‘50s, when a number of groups enjoyed lengthy strings of chart hits by adapting the traditions of barbershop quartets for the mainstream pop market, one group stood apart from the others as innovative and highly distinctive performers who not only sang but played a variety of instruments and expanded the vocal group idiom to encompass challenging jazz-influenced styles. They were The Four Freshmen.
Founded in 1948, they developed a sophisticated stage act which attracted the attention of many figures in the jazz world, notably bandleader Stan Kenton, who introduced them to his record label Capitol. The fact that their music was highly sophisticated and made few compromises towards the middle ground of comfortable early ‘50s pop meant that they did not make too many visits to the chart – they had five hits, the biggest of which was a No. 17 with »Graduation Day« in 1956 – but they became highly successful album sellers in the early days of the vinyl long-player.
This collection comprises the A & B sides of their singles for Capitol during this era, mainly of which were featured on their albums at the time, plus selected further titles from their albums »Voices In Modern«, »Four Freshmen and 5 Trombones«, »Freshmen Favorites«, »4 Freshmen and 5 Trumpets«, »Voices In Latin«, »In Person«, »Voices in Love«, »Freshmen Favorites Vol. 2«, »Love Lost«, »Voices And Brass«, »First Affair«, »The Freshman Year«, »Voices in Fun«, »Stars in Our Eyes« & »The Swingers«. It’s an enlightening overview of their work during this key era of their career, and a great showcase for their unique style and technique.
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During the heyday of the vocal groups of the early ‘50s, when a number of groups enjoyed lengthy strings of chart hits by adapting the traditions of barbershop quartets for the mainstream pop market, one group stood apart from the others as innovative and highly distinctive performers who not only sang but played a variety of instruments and expanded the vocal group idiom to encompass challenging jazz-influenced styles. They were The Four Freshmen.
Founded in 1948, they developed a sophisticated stage act which attracted the attention of many figures in the jazz world, notably bandleader Stan Kenton, who introduced them to his record label Capitol. The fact that their music was highly sophisticated and made few compromises towards the middle ground of comfortable early ‘50s pop meant that they did not make too many visits to the chart – they had five hits, the biggest of which was a No. 17 with »Graduation Day« in 1956 – but they became highly successful album sellers in the early days of the vinyl long-player.
This collection comprises the A & B sides of their singles for Capitol during this era, mainly of which were featured on their albums at the time, plus selected further titles from their albums »Voices In Modern«, »Four Freshmen and 5 Trombones«, »Freshmen Favorites«, »4 Freshmen and 5 Trumpets«, »Voices In Latin«, »In Person«, »Voices in Love«, »Freshmen Favorites Vol. 2«, »Love Lost«, »Voices And Brass«, »First Affair«, »The Freshman Year«, »Voices in Fun«, »Stars in Our Eyes« & »The Swingers«. It’s an enlightening overview of their work during this key era of their career, and a great showcase for their unique style and technique.
- Tracklisting
Disk 1 von 2 (CD)
- 1 Then I'll be happy
- 2 Mr. B's blues
- 3 Now you know
- 4 Pack up your tears and go home
- 5 Tuxedo junction
- 6 It's a blue world
- 7 The day isn't long enough
- 8 Stormy weather (keeps rainin' all the time)
- 9 Poinciana (song of the tree)
- 10 Baltimore oriole
- 11 Holiday
- 12 It happened once before
- 13 Tenderly
- 14 Seems like old times
- 15 Crazy bones
- 16 Please remember
- 17 I'll be seeing you
- 18 We'll be together again
- 19 My heart stood still
- 20 Love turns winter to spring
- 21 Mood indigo
- 22 It never occurred to me
- 23 Malaya
- 24 Day by day
- 25 How can i tell her
- 26 Charmaine
- 27 In this whole wide world
Disk 2 von 2 (CD)
- 1 Ev'ry time we say goodbye
- 2 Love is just around the corner
- 3 Angel eyes
- 4 Lonely night in Paris
- 5 Graduation day
- 6 You're so far above me
- 7 He who loves and runs away
- 8 That's the way I feel
- 9 What's it gonna be
- 10 Sometimes I'm happy
- 11 Julie is her name
- 12 How can I begin to tell
- 13 Granada
- 14 Nights are longer
- 15 Whistle me some blues
- 16 Candy
- 17 Route 66
- 18 Teach me tonight
- 19 Shangri-la
- 20 Them there eyes
- 21 I'm always chasing rainbows
- 22 Love lost
- 23 Rain
- 24 First affair
- 25 The freshman year
- 26 I want to be happy
- 27 Lulu's back in town
The Four Freshmen
Collection 1951 - 1962
EUR 16,99*