Album · 1988
Swingin' the '20s
- Released
- 1988
- Label
- Original Jazz Classics
- Catalogue no.
- OJCCD-339-2
- Tracklist
- 15 tracks
- Length
- 46:00
- Country
- US
“Swingin' the '20s” is an album by Benny Carter, released in 1988 on Original Jazz Classics. The original release has 15 tracks with a running time of 46:00. Jazz standards on the record include “All Alone”, “If I Could Be With You”, “In A Little Spanish Town” and “Someone To Watch Over Me”. The line-up features Benny Carter (alto saxophone, trumpet), Earl Hines (piano), Leroy Vinnegar (double bass) and Shelly Manne (drums (drum set)).
Who played on Swingin' the '20s
- Benny Carter alto saxophone, trumpet all tracks
- Earl Hines piano all tracks
- Leroy Vinnegar double bass all tracks
- Shelly Manne drums (drum set) all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Thou Swell standard — Richard Rodgers 2:53
- 2 My Blue Heaven — Walter Donaldson 3:22
- 3 Just Imagine 2:36
- 4 If I Could Be With You (One Hour Tonight) standard — James P. Johnson 2:43
- 5 Sweet Lorraine standard — Cliff Burwell 5:04
- 6 Who's Sorry Now standard — Ted Snyder 2:26
- 7 Who's Sorry Now (alternate take) — Ted Snyder 2:25
- 8 Laugh! Clown! Laugh! — Ted Fio Rito 3:22
- 9 Laugh! Clown! Laugh! (alternate take) — Ted Fio Rito 2:53
- 10 All Alone standard — Irving Berlin 3:16
- 11 All Alone (alternate take) — Irving Berlin 3:12
- 12 Mary Lou 3:10
- 13 In a Little Spanish Town standard — Mabel Wayne 2:47
- 14 Someone to Watch Over Me standard — George Gershwin 2:40
- 15 A Monday Date — Earl Hines 3:09
Production
- Lester Koenig liner notes, producer
- Phil De Lancie mastering
More albums by Benny Carter
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Swingin' the '20s?
The line-up of Swingin' the '20s includes Benny Carter (alto saxophone, trumpet), Earl Hines (piano), Leroy Vinnegar (double bass) and Shelly Manne (drums (drum set)).
Which label released Swingin' the '20s?
Swingin' the '20s was released in 1988 on Original Jazz Classics (OJCCD-339-2).
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