Album · 1988
Woody Herman - Blowing Up a Storm (20 Original Big Band Hits)
- Released
- 1988
- Label
- Big Band Era
- Catalogue no.
- 2601802
- Tracklist
- 20 tracks
- Length
- 1:02:30
“Woody Herman - Blowing Up a Storm (20 Original Big Band Hits)” is an album by Woody Herman, released in 1988 on Big Band Era. The original release has 20 tracks with a running time of 1:02:30. Jazz standards on the record include “Early Autumn” and “Four Brothers”.
Tracklist
- 1 Woodchoper's Ball — Joe Bishop, Woody Herman 3:13
- 2 Goosey Gander — Woody Herman 3:24
- 3 Steps 3:23
- 4 Igor 2:44
- 5 Caldonia — Louis Jordan, Fleecie Moore 3:04
- 6 Four Brothers standard — Jimmy Giuffre 3:17
- 7 Early Autumn (radio broadcast 7/13/1944) standard — Ralph Burns, Woody Herman 3:06
- 8 Wildroot 2:59
- 9 Bijou — Ralph Burns 3:23
- 10 Blowin' Up a Storm 2:25
- 11 Apple Honey (Features in Earl Carroll's Vanities) (Film 1945) — Woody Herman 3:18
- 12 Someday Sweetheart 3:23
- 13 Summer Sequence Part 1 (9/19/1946) 3:14
- 14 Summer Sequence Part 2 (9/19/1946) 1:55
- 15 Summer Sequence Part 3 (9/19/1946) 3:31
- 16 Summer Sequence Part 4 (12/12/1947) 3:04
- 17 Fan It — Alexander Hill, Frankie “Half Pint” Jaxon 3:13
- 18 Nero's Conception 3:19
- 19 Blue Flame — Joe Bishop, Ray Noble 3:22
- 20 Northwest Passage 3:13
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Frequently asked questions
Which label released Woody Herman - Blowing Up a Storm (20 Original Big Band Hits)?
Woody Herman - Blowing Up a Storm (20 Original Big Band Hits) was released in 1988 on Big Band Era (2601802).
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