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本サイト管理運営は個人で音楽考察のページです 管理人は洋彰庵利吉です 詳細説明はありません 音源はラジオ音質64kbpsモノラルにしてあります 法に触れない、かつ聴きとれるサンプル音源です 連絡先 地球内 mailto:現在シークレット |
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本サイト管理運営は個人で音楽考察のページです 管理人は洋彰庵利吉です 詳細説明はありません 音源はラジオ音質64kbpsモノラルにしてあります 法に触れない、かつ聴きとれるサンプル音源です 連絡先 地球内 mailto:現在シークレット |
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音楽探求地球支部は,音楽に興味ある日本語を理解出来る
この地球 ワケのわからん新冠病毒が蔓延し、人間として 快適に生きていく術が失われつつあり ステイホーム・・３密を避けよっ 経済が止まり心も止まる。生きてゆけぬ故、自分で心の臓を止める人続出。 せめて家で音楽を！ ワンウェイ曲【アラバマに星落ちて】や テーマ別曲をたのしみましょ |
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1833年11月の出来事です。アラバマ州で観察された壮大な、
しし座流星群。地元紙『Gazette』は、「何千もの光る物体が、
大空を横切ってあらゆる方向に飛んでいた。 風はほとんどなく、雲の影も見えず、流星は次々と続けざまに現れた。」 と報道しました。 「この世の終わりだ」とか「世界が火事だ」と 大騒ぎになった、しし座流星群の大出現。それから１００年、 1934年作家のカール・カーマーがThe Night The Stars Fellという タイトルで民話を作りました。 当時有名な作曲家フランク・パーキンスが「Stars Fell on Alabama」 のタイトルでメロディーを書き、ミッチェル・パリッシュが作詞した という曲で、流れ星から恋が生まれるというロマンティックな展開。 |
先ずはビリー・ホリディの ・・・・と 行きたいところだけれど、 年代かつ先達に敬意を表して、 リー・ワイリーの録音から いろいろ調べた結果。 1944年の様です |
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Eddie Condon 1944-1946 Classics Jazz (France) The Decca session of December 12, 1944 Personnel: Eddie Condon (guitar); Hot Lips Page (vocals, trumpet); Jack Teagarden (vocals, trombone); John W. Sublett , Lee Wiley (vocals); Edmond Hall, Tony Parenti (clarinet); Bud Freeman (tenor saxophone); Ernie Caceres, Joe Dixon (baritone saxophone); Sterling Bose, Max Kaminsky, Billy Butterfield (trumpet); Wild Bill Davison, Bobby Hackett (cornet); Fred Ohms, Lou McGarity (trombone); Brad Gowans (valve trombone); James P. Johnson, Jess Stacy, Joe Bushkin, Gene Schroeder (piano); Dave Tough, Joe Grauso, George Wettling, Johnny Blowers (drums). Recording information: New York, NY (03/08/1944-07/17/1946). Director: Eddie Condon. This is how traditional Chicago-style jazz sounded in New York during the mid-1940s. When he wasn't brusquely emceeing these bands on-stage at Town Hall, guitarist and organizer Eddie Condon presented this music on the air and in the recording studio. The phonographic evidence, chronologically arranged and carefully documented, makes for enjoyable listening. Three V-Disc sides for the armed forces have Hot Lips Page lined up next to Sterling Bose, Miff Mole and Pee Wee Russell. This interesting blend of musicians from radically different social and ethnic backgrounds is typical of Condon. Lips sings on a nearly four-and-a-half-minute version of the "Uncle Sam Blues," a wry ode to military conscription. The old "Tin Roof" is summed up in a mere 126 seconds, followed by a slightly longer "Ballin' the Jack." It seems as though V-Disc encouraged short takes so as to be able to squeeze as many tracks as possible on to their newly devised 'unbreakable' lightweight 12" 78rpm records. The Decca session of December 12, 1944 sounds a lot like the Town Hall mixture of pressure cookers and attractive love songs. Bobby Hackett turns "When Your Lover Has Gone" into a prayer. Lee Wiley (who was Eddie Condon's idea of the Perfect Woman) sings a couple of sweet numbers, and the band kicks the stuffing out of a theme only identified as "Impromptu Ensemble." Here Jack Teagarden blows hot trombone and sings up a parcel of lyrics he first used on a "Chicagoans" session back in 1929. Special mention should be made of baritone saxophonist Ernie Caceres who blows mellow for Lee and very hot during the stomps. Two days later the band emitted 59 seconds of "jump" music and 33 seconds of "blues" for radio broadcast purposes. Lee sang two more ballads and Teagarden hammed up the "Sheik of Araby" with strange new novelty lyrics before they swung it to pieces. Jack also sings and plays handsomely on "Somebody Loves Me. " Speaking of melodies composed by George Gershwin, the 1945 sessions include what might be the loveliest version of "My One And Only" ever recorded, starring Bobby Hackett. "Lady Be Good" and "Swanee" take on an almost Dixieland flavor. On March 27, 1946 Wild Bill Davison, Gene Schroeder and Davey Tough incited a grand "Farewell Blues" with the bridge from "Weary Blues" grafted on to its midsection. "Improvisation for the March of Time" was built across the familiar slow blues/fast blues formula, and a couple of very attractive pop songs were magically transformed into honest instrumental jazz before the band knocked off for the day. The session of July 17th, 1946 is memorable for the presence of pianist James P. Johnson, who sends out sparks during "Just You, Just Me," and the voice of John "Bubbles" Sublett, one-time musical cohort of Buck Washington. Sublett is heard singing W.C. Handy's "Atlanta Blues," also known as "Make Me a Pallet on the Floor." That's the great thing about an Eddie Condon date: you never know who's going to show for the gig. ~ arwulf arwulf |
Lee Wiley / Stars Fell on Alabama
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Billie Holiday / 1957 Songs for Distingue Loversより |
1957:Billie / Stars Fell on Alabama
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Anita O'Day / 1956 Pick Yourself upより |
1956:Anita / Stars Fell on Alabama
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Anita O'Day / Complete Clef_Verve Sessions_cd3 16.Stars Fell on Alabama (alt. take) |
1956:Anita / Stars Fell on Alabama [Alternate Take] |
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Diane Nalini / 2000 After Duskより |
2000:DianeN / Stars Fell on Alabama
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Celia Mur / 2001 Footprintsより |
2001:CeliaM / Stars Fell on Alabama
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Esther Haynes / 2001 Esther Haynesより |
2001:EstherH / Stars Fell on Alabama |
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Diana Panton / 2004 Yesterday Perhapsより |
2004:DianaP / Stars Fell on Alabama
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Carol Kidd / 2008 Dreamsvilleより |
2008:CarolK / Stars Fell on Alabama |
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Daryl Sherman / 2018 Lost in A Crowded Placeより |
2018:DarylS / Stars Fell on Alabama |
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