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Album · 1962

Horn-A-Plenty

by Al Hirt with Orchestra arranged and conducted By Billy May

Released
1962
Label
RCA Victor
Catalogue no.
LSP-2446
Tracklist
12 tracks
Length
30:25
Country
US

“Horn-A-Plenty” is an album by Al Hirt with Orchestra arranged and conducted By Billy May, released in 1962 on RCA Victor. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 30:25. Jazz standards on the record include “Baby, Won't You Please Come Home”, “Easy Street”, “I'll Take Romance” and “Memories Of You”. The line-up features Al Hendrickson (guitar), Al Hirt (trumpet), Billy May (arranger, conductor), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet) and Frank Beach (trumpet).

Who played on Horn-A-Plenty

  • Al Hendrickson guitar all tracks
  • Al Hirt trumpet all tracks
  • Billy May arranger, conductor all tracks
  • Conrad Gozzo trumpet all tracks
  • Frank Beach trumpet all tracks
  • Irv Cottler drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Jimmy Rowles piano all tracks
  • John Kitzmiller tuba all tracks
  • Louis Singer percussion all tracks
  • Manny Klein trumpet all tracks
  • Ralph Peña bass all tracks
  • Uan Rasey trumpet all tracks
  • Bill Schaefer trombone on 8 tracks
  • Chuck Gentry saxophone on 8 tracks
  • Dick Noel trombone on 8 tracks
  • Harry Klee saxophone on 8 tracks
  • Jules Jacob saxophone on 8 tracks
  • Ted Nash saxophone on 8 tracks
  • Wilbur Schwartz saxophone on 8 tracks
  • Arthur Frantz French horn on 4 tracks
  • Ed Kusby trombone on 4 tracks
  • Jack Cave French horn on 4 tracks
  • James Decker French horn on 4 tracks
  • Milt Bernhart trombone on 4 tracks
  • Pullman “Tommy” Pederson trombone on 4 tracks
  • Sinclair Lott French horn on 4 tracks
  • William Hinshaw French horn on 4 tracks

Tracklist

  1. A1 Holiday for Trumpet 2:14
  2. A2 That Old Feeling standard — Sammy Fain 2:34
  3. A3 Easy Street standard — Alan Rankin Jones 2:24
  4. A4 Baby Won't You Please Come Home standard 2:27
  5. A5 Till There Was You standard — Meredith Willson 2:16
  6. A6 Margie — Con Conrad, J. Russel Robinson 2:34
  7. B1 Swing Low Sweet Chariot 2:47
  8. B2 Theme From Carnival 2:39
  9. B3 Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me — Duke Ellington 2:45
  10. B4 Rumpus — Shurelon J. Jones 3:06
  11. B5 Memories of You standard — Eubie Blake 2:26
  12. B6 I'll Take Romance standard — Ben Oakland 2:13

Production

  • John Norman recording
  • Stephen H. Sholes producer

More albums by Al Hirt with Orchestra arranged and conducted By Billy May

Here In My Heart · Legacy Al Hirt's Greatest Hits · ProJazz Swingin’ Dixie, Vol. 4 · Audio Fidelity 27 Greatest Trumpet Hits Of All Time · Total Recording Co. Ltd. Swingin' Dixie! (At Dan's Pier 600" New Orleans) 1958 · Audio Fidelity Swingin’ Dixie, Volume 3 1958 · Audio Fidelity Swingin' Dixie! (At Dan's Pier 600 New Orleans), Volume 2 1959 · Audio Fidelity Bourbon Street 1960 · Coral Records The Greatest Horn in the World 1961 · RCA Victor Blockbustin' Dixie 1961 · Verve Trumpet and Strings 1962 · RCA Victor Honey in the Horn 1963 · RCA Victor

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Horn-A-Plenty?

The line-up of Horn-A-Plenty includes Al Hendrickson (guitar), Al Hirt (trumpet), Billy May (arranger, conductor), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Frank Beach (trumpet), Irv Cottler (drums (drum set)), Jimmy Rowles (piano) and John Kitzmiller (tuba).

Which label released Horn-A-Plenty?

Horn-A-Plenty was released in 1962 on RCA Victor (LSP-2446).

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