Search - Serge Chaloff :: Boston 1950

Serge Chaloff
Boston 1950
Genres: Jazz, Pop

Track Listings (17) - Disc #1
1. Intro-Gabardine and Serge (Tiny's Blues) - Serge Chaloff, Kahn, Tiny
2. The Goof and I - Serge Chaloff, Cohn, Al
3. Everything Happens to Me - Serge Chaloff, Adair, Tom
4. Pennies From Heaven - Serge Chaloff, Burke, Johnny [Lyri
5. Chaloff Interview - Serge Chaloff, Chaloff, Serge
6. Four Brothers - Serge Chaloff, Giuffre, Jimmy
7. Gabardine and Serge [Closing] - Serge Chaloff, Kahn, Tiny
8. Pennies From Heaven - Serge Chaloff, Burke, Johnny [Lyri
9. Gabardine And Serge - Serge Chaloff, Kahn, Tiny
10. Billie's Bounce - Serge Chaloff, Parker, Charlie [Sa
11. Body and Soul - Serge Chaloff, Eyton, Frank
12. Blue Serge - Serge Chaloff, Chaloff, Serge
13. Red Cross - Serge Chaloff, Parker, Charlie [Sa
14. Gabardine and Serge - Serge Chaloff, Kahn, Tiny
15. Pennies From Heaven - Serge Chaloff, Burke, Johnny [Lyri
16. These Foolish Things - Serge Chaloff, Link, Harry
17. Keen and Peachy - Serge Chaloff, Burns, Ralph

CD Details

All Artists: Serge Chaloff
Title: Boston 1950
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Uptown Jazz
Release Date: 3/24/1995
Genres: Jazz, Pop
Style: Bebop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 026198273828, 002619827382

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CD Reviews

A legendary bariton player

ArtSalt | Japan | 01/25/2007

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This is a valuable record beyond price.

It is Serge Chaloff in 1946 and 1950 who blew on a radio programs. The tape at that time remained, and it seemed to have been issued as CD for the first time in 1994.

You hear the yell of audience who were excited by Boston jazz 1940's or 50's.

It appears through about half a century. However the sound quality is not so bad, because it is the one that a professional engineer of radio station recorded.

Serge Chaloff was a jazzman who blew a huge instrument of baritone saxophone. He was born 1923 in Boston, and dead there 1957."