Begin the Beguine

1. Nightmare
2. Indian Love Call
2. Back Bay Shuffle
4. Any Old Time
5. Traffic Jam
6. Comes Love
7. What Is this Thing Called Love?
8. Begin the Beguine
9. Oh! Lady Be Good
10. Frenesi
11. Serenade to a Savage
12. Deep Purple
13. Special Delivery Stomp
14. Summit Ridge Drive
15. Temptation
16. Star Dust
17. Blues (Parts I & II)
18. Moonglow
19. Moon Ray
20. The Carioca

If this track listing matches the one you see listed Amazon, then buy with confidence! My review covers these tracks.]

Artie Shaw was an uncompromising, brilliant swing musician and bandleader who was always seeking new creative outlets and stretching the boundaries of swing. He frequently broke up his bands and took vacations from music, only to return with new ideas (he finally retired from music for good in the 1950s, and now lives quietly in Los Angeles). This CD is a great introduction (at a great price) to the man and his music. It focuses mostly on his most popular band: the 1938-1939 band that stole away "The King of the Swing" title from the other clarinet bandleader, Benny Goodman. This was the most popular Big Band of its time, but Shaw disbanded it in disgust at the `business' side of the music business. The CD also contains selections from his band of 1940-41, which enlarged to 22 musicians, including a string quartet, and two tracks from his superb small group, The Gramercy Five. All in all, it's a great overview of Shaw's best two musical periods.

Shaw was an incomparable clarinetist and musical experimenter, and the first track, "Nightmare" (the band's theme song) shows off both sides. As a starter for a swing band, it's an unusual, slow, and very creepy track! But the band gets right into the swing of things afterwards, and we hear the classics that made this 1938-39 band such a powerhouse: "Back Bay Shuffle," "Any Old Time" (with a vocal by Billie Holliday!), "Indian Love Call" (which shows how Shaw could turn a commercial tune his label forced on him into a dazzling work of art -- with a great `skat' vocal from sax player Tony Pastor), "Oh! Lady Be Good" (one of the hottest dance numbers ever!), "Serenade to a Savage" (superb percussion work on this odd piece); and the high-octane power of the one the fastest swing numbers of all time: "Traffic Jam." The band's musicians, which included Buddy Rich on drums, and Georgie Auld and Tony Pastor on tenor sax, just amaze at every turn. The band's principal vocalist, Helen Forrest, sings three beautiful but very swingin' numbers: "Comes Love," "Deep Purple," and "Moon Ray" (which is a live performance from a radio broadcast). Forrest sang with two other great bands of the era, Benny Goodman and Harry James, but she was at her best with Shaw's band: her voice was simply a perfect fit for the musicians, and she seemed to understand exactly what they were all about.

But the big hit of this band was "Begin the Beguine," which Shaw `rescued' from a failed Cole Porter musical and turned into three minutes of the best American music ever recorded. This beautiful jazz performance both swings and croons, and even though Shaw later referred to the piece as an "anchor around my neck" because of its huge popularity, I think any musician would be proud to have such an incredible number so closely connected to him.

The tracks from the second band are "Frenesi," "Temptation," "Blues (Parts I & II)," "Moonglow," and "Stardust." The sound is much different, containing the influence of classical music thanks to the string quartet, but it is nonetheless true swing as well. The sound is unique, even if it isn't quite as amazing as the first band. "Temptation" is the real stand-out here; Shaw's solo is startling and inspiring. Two tracks from the small group The Gramercy Five -- "Special Delivery Stomp" and "Summit Ridge Drive" -- show how experimental Shaw was during this period: he replaced the piano with a harpsichord! These are astonishing small jazz recordings. (If you want more of this, buy "The Complete Gramercy Five Sessions" CD.)

The sound is, for the most part, quite good. There is some crackle and noise, but thankfully the producers didn't use any serious noise reduction, like I've heard on some discs, that dampens the instrument range and cuts off the high frequency. Believe me, you won't notice that hiss and crackles within a few minutes when you hear the clarity of the instruments.

Tracks:

Sophisticated Ladies (Medley) - A Tribute to Duke Ellington:: Sophiscated Lady - Take the 'A' Train - Mood Indigo - It Don't Mean A Thing
When The Saints Go Marchin' In

Customer Reviews:

Pops Stoppers.......2007-05-06

Thank you for sending this--excellent recording. Great music, and enjoyed by all generations in our family...from 19 yrs.....to 90 yrs....We all have enjoyed it so much.....Thank you...

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Elly Ameling now more available
Delight in every note
While they last...
Treasures From a Treasure
More than fully earned praise for an exceptional singer.

Artistry of Elly Ameling (Coll)
Elly Ameling
Manufacturer: Philips
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Customer Reviews:

Elly Ameling now more available .......2007-03-07

I had a 33 rpm album of Elly Ameling singing Schubert lieder accompanied by piano and clarinet at times. It was one of my all time favorite albums so I have been disappointed that I have not been able to find it anywhere on CD.

Now I can just buy this excellent collection. So much music in one place! Since I confess that I am far from an expert on the rest of her records, I look forward to hearing her sing many other styles and composers.

I think it is silly to criticize her for not singing Wagner, for example, since her version of many songs, especially lieder, are nothing short of sublime. I would like to hear how many Wagnerians sing Schubert or Mozart.

I doubt if they could approach the skill and soul with which Elly Ameling sings lieder.

Delight in every note.......2006-03-10

To speak as briefly as possible about this superb collection from an equally superb singer, what can I say but that Ms Ameling possessed a voice that shone with radiant warmth and star-like shimmer? And unlike many another light lyric soprano, Elly Ameling was possessed of a very high standard of musicianship, considerable intelligence, and a sort of immediate charm that captivates the listener.

So many of her recordings have still to be released on CD, but this 5CD-set goes some way towards remedying the situation. The repertoire spans a wide variety - French mèlodies, Lieder, light-hearted "sentimental" songs, Bach, etc. - and in each piece, Ms Ameling shows that quality of pearl-like beauty. It is a beauty which is also extremely pretty - a beauty of voice that is never overbearing and over-ripe, but perfectly blossoming upon the tree of inspiration.

I recommend this set unequivocally. It truly is sheer delight.

While they last..........2005-05-17

Elly Ameling held the quiet stage for recitals of great artistry and dignity for several decades and sadly most of the enormously successful CDs of her long career output are now unavailable. For those who have little access to the documentation of this very special artist, this box set is a must. It is a compilation of many of her recordings with differing accompanists, conductors, orchestras and composers. And while not all of the choices for inclusion here would be considered her greatest moments, there are enough works that sustain the warm memories of the little Dutch hausfrau who quietly and simply paid homage to composers with her clear and intelligent musicianship and radiant voice.

Ameling was known to schedule recitals of Schubert cycles and songs and in the afterglow of her performance answer the demand for curtain calls with additional Schubert melodies: she gifted her audience with the dignity of honoring a composer's works by maintaining the focus on that composer rather than milk the audience with the usual encore applause-getting favorites. And special moments such as quietly and pensively strolling through the orchestra during the Mahler 4th symphony to arrive at front stage, unapplauded, just in time for the opening line of her singing - those simple homage to composers and collaborators made her selfless manner endearing to audiences.

Despite the fact that Ameling's voice was on the small side she was always able to muster the projection to carry her message solidly in context with an orchestra. Yes, other more famous singers have recorded Ravel's quintessentially French SHEHERAZADE, but few have the perfection of diction and aura of mystery that Ameling maintained. Whether singing with piano or orchestra, or interpreting Bach, Mozart, Handel, and Vivaldi with the same degree of involvement as Brahms and Schumann and Schubert, Elly Ameling spanned a career that engendered passionate commitment from her fans. And this boxed set is a pocket full of memories to be treasured. Buy it before this too becomes unavailable. Grady Harp, May 05

Treasures From a Treasure.......2004-09-25

Treasures from a Treasure.

Ameling, one of the world's most beloved recitalists is captured here in a 5 CD collection offering some of her most beautiful recordings of song. While we are used to her perfection in songs of Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Schumann, Faure and Hahn, an added joy is her "pop" side, tackling - without a whiff of pretension, Porter, Kern, Gershwin, Ellington, et al.

What an absolute joy it is listening to this amazing artist sing these songs with an almost uncanny natural ease. There is no resorting to a "pop" voice and yet most of these pop standards songs sound as though they could have been written for her. Clean attacks, sometimes a bit of the pop technique of hanging on to a consonant longer than a classical artist normally would shows an appreciation and understanding of the style. Still, there is never once a compromise of her vocal beauty.

I like the way the songs have been arranged for her voice in that she sort of sings them clean, unaffected in the first half and then lets loose and kinda "swings" with it adding embellishments but never really changing her voice (Price, von Stade and other favorite singers of mine seem to have always added a breathy quality to much of their crossover material.)

Ameling doesn't resort to trying to "let her hair down" or get down and dirty, but rather the honest with which she approaches every one of these songs shows how much she enjoys singing them and her style is as refreshing as stumbling onto a cool spring on a sweltering summer's afternoon. A wonderful surprise.

More than fully earned praise for an exceptional singer........2003-07-15

As I had the privilige of hearing this outstanding Lied-singer during her long career in Holland and being the proud possessor of almost all her recordings, I cannot but fully agree with the professional and joyful review of Mr. Robert Holliston from Victoria, B.C. Canada.
Yes, it is unbelievable that of about the 150 recordings Mrs. Ameling made during her long career (for the greater part of course on the 'oldfashioned' LP's, as well as the innumerable Dutch live-recorded radio-concerts), so few CD's have been released.
Speaking of tradition: it was the page-turner of the Wigmore Hall in London who told Mrs. Ameling after her first recital in this hall, that she reminded him of Elisabeth Schumann. (And he certainly didn't mean her looks only!)
For those who are eager to hear her singing Ravel's Shéhérazade (just one example of stirring imagination combined with her Art of Singing) I can tell you that Philips released a 2-box CD of this work in 1999, combined with Debussy's La Damoiselle élue and a compilation of French mélodies, i.e. Debussy, Fauré, Duparc, Satie. One of the gems is Caplet's Le Corbeau et le Renard which even make children, who know the fables of La Fontaine, revel in the singing of the quarrelsome birds....
Her brilliant accompanyist is Rudolf Jansen. Let us cherish great artists in their art!

Average customer rating:

An amazing deal for some amazing music.
Magnificent best value 10 CD set of the music of the great Artie Shaw.
A surprise

Begin the Beguine
Artie Shaw
Manufacturer: Membran/Documents
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Tracks:

Japanese Sandman
A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody
I Used To Be Above Love
No Regrets
South Sea Island Magic
It Ain't Right
Sugar Foot Stomp
Thou Swell
You're Giving Me A Song And A Dance
Darling, Not Without You
One, Two, Button Your Shoe
Let's Call A Heart A Heart
Skeleton In The Closet
There's Something In The Air
Take Another Guess
There's Frost On The Moon
Love And Learn
Moon Face
Same Old Line
You Can Tell She Comes From Dixie
Sobbin' Blues
Copenhagen
Cream Puff
My Blue Heaven
Streamline
Sweet Lorraine
Love Is Good For Anything That Ails You
No More Tears
Moonlight And Shadows
Was It Rain?
All Alone
All God's Chillun Got Rhythm
It Goes To Your Feet
Because I Love You
Night And Day
Surrender Dear
Blue Skies
Someday, Sweetheart
Afraid To Dream
If You Should Ever Leave
Sweet Adeline
How Dry I Am
Am I In Love?
Fee Fi Fo Fum
Please Pardon Us, We're In Love
Chant
Blues March (1)
Blues March (2)
It's A Long, Long Way To Tipperary
I've A Strange New Rhythm In My Heart
If It's The Last Thing I Do
Nightmare
Shoot The Likker To Me, John Boy
Free Wheeling
Let'er Go
A Strange Loneliness
Monsoom
I'm Yours
Just You, Just Me
Free For All
Whistle While You Work
One Song
Goodnight, Angel
There's A New Moon Over The Old Mill
Non Stop Flight
I'll Be With You In Apple- Blossom Time
Begin The Beguine
Indian Love Call
Comin' On
Back Bay Shuffle
Any Old Time
I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me
Nightmare
Non-Stop Flight
Yesterdays
What Is This Thing Called Love?
You're A Sweet Little Headache
I Have Eyes
Between A Kiss And A Sigh
Thanks For Everything
Deep In A Dream
Day After Day
Softly As In A Morning Sunrise
Copenhagen
A Room With A View
Say It With A Kiss
Say
It Took A Million Years
Jungle Drums
It Had To Be You
Lover, Come Back To Me
My Heart Stood Still
Rosalie
Suppertime
Vilia
Man I Love
Donkey Serenade
Bi8l
Zigeuner
Carioca
Alone Together
Rose Room
I Want My Share Of You
It's All Yours
This Is It
Delighful Delirium
Any Old Time
I'm In Love With The Honorable Mr. So-And-So
Prosshai
Deep Purple
I'm Coming, Virginia
Pastel Blue
You Grow Sweeter As The Years Go By
You're So Indifferent
Snug As A Bug In A Rug
If You Ever Change Your Mind
One Night Stand
One Foot In The Groove
Octoroon
I Poured My Heart Into A Song
When Winter Comes
All I Remember Is You
Out Of Nowhere
I Can't Afford To Dreams
Comes Love
Go Fly A Kite
A Man And His Dream
Traffic Jam
Serenade To A Savage
Easy To Say
I'll Remember
Moonray
Melancholy Mood
Put That Down In Writing
Day In, Day Out
Two Blind Loves
Last Two Weeks In July
Oh! Lady, Be Good
I Surrender, Dear
Many Dreams Ago
A Table In A Corner
If What You Say Is True
Without A Dream To My Name
Love Is Here
All Is Fun
All The Things You Are
You're A Lucky Guy
Shadows
I Didn't Know That Time It Was
Do I Love You?
When Love Beckoned
Frenesi
Adios, Marquita Linda
Gloomy Sunday
My Fantasy
A Deserted Farm
Don't Fall Asleep
Dreaming Out Loud
Now We Know
Mister Meadowlark
April In Paris
King For A Day
Special Delivery Stomp
Summit Ridge Drive
Keepin' Myself For You
Cross Your Heart
If It's You
Old, Old, Castle In Scotland
Temptation
Chantez-Les Bas
Love Of My Life
A Handful Of Stars
Stardust
Marinela
Danza Lucumi
This Is Romance
What Is There To Say?
Pyramid
You Forgot About Me
Whispers In The Nigh
Blues (1)
Blues (2)
Who's Excited?
Prelude In C Major
Dr. Livingstone, I Presume?
When The Quail Come Back To San Quentin
My Blue Heaven
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
Calypso
Beau Night In Hotchkiss Corners
Concerto For Clarinet (1)
Concerto For Clarinet (2)
Dancing In The Dark
Cover The Waterfront
Moonglow
Alone Together
If I Had You
Georgia On My Mind
It Had To Be You
Confessin'
Love Me A Little Little
Beyond The Blue Horizon
Take Your Shoes Off, Baby
Make Love To Me
Solid Sam
Just Kiddin' Around
To A Broadway Rose
St. James Infirmary (1)
St. James Infirmary (2)
Deuces Wild
Dusk
Suite No 8
Someone's Rocking My Dreamboat
I Don't Want To Walk Without You
Somebody Nobody Loves
Not Mine
Absent- Minded Moon
Hindustan
Carnival
Needlenose
Two In One Blues
Sometimes I Fell Like A Motherless Child
Accentuate The Positive
Let's Take The Long Way Home
Jumpin' On The Merry- Go-Round
I'll Never Be The Same
Can't Help Lovin' That Man
Wonderful
Bedford Drive
Graptown Grapple
September Song
Little Jazz
But Not For Me
Tea For Two
Summertime
Easy To Love
Time On My Hands
Tabu

Album Description

This 10-CD wallet box set includes 250 tracks! Documents. 2005.

Album Details

Bandleader, Clarinetist and Arranger Artie Shaw's Recording of "Begin the Beguine" Became So Popular in 1938 that it Brought Him to an Even Footing with the Other So-called "King of Swing" -- Benny Goodman. Shaw was an Innovator as Well as a Hit Maker. He was One of the First White Bandleaders to Hire Black Musicians, and his Orchestral Compositions Won Him Respect in the Classical Music World. This 10-CD Box Includes Over 200 Tracks!

Customer Reviews:

An amazing deal for some amazing music........2006-11-02

I do not know how nor why these CD's are so cheap. I am sure that the fact they are simply packaged has a great deal to do with it. The quality of the sound is very good to excellent. If you like the music of Artie Shaw this is one amazing deal. I looked into my Dance Band Discography and for the most part this music is packaged chronologically. You cannot go wrong buying this set.

Magnificent best value 10 CD set of the music of the great Artie Shaw........2006-03-22

I thoroughly agree with your previous reviewer that this would be one of the best purchases you could ever make of the unforgettable music of the late Artie Shaw. Although made in Germany, which seems somewhat unusual for an American Big Band Era Jazz Artist, the CD set has flawless playing, despite being packaged simply in cardboard covers with no accompanying notes.
With over 230 tunes of this great maestro, available at a most reasonable price generally, it is worth the outlay to get a collection of the best of his outstanding music.
The cover contains a printing error in the top left hand corner under his signature, although a minor thing.
It lists Artie Shaw's life covering 1909-2004. He was actually born in 1910 (May 23rd).

A surprise.......2005-05-19

I have to say at the start I was suspicious of this box - 10-CD's from Germany, public domain recordings, transfers from 78 discs. Usually these things tend to have lots of noise reduction, processing and sometimes phoney-baloney fake stereo.

Not so with this box. I've gotten through about half of it and it is quite impressive. The transfers are generally good and whoever did the remastering used very little noise reduction, and left enough surface noise so that it doesn't detract from the music or deaden the sound. It actually is as good as some of the Chronologial Classics Shaw material I have. The tracks vary in quality based on the discs used for transfers but overall this is a good box. And at sixteen or seventeen bucks for 250 tracks of some of the greatest music ever recorded - well if you're disappointed after that then you may be a tad too critical.

I have a lot of Shaw and he had wonderful bands. This box set is as good or better than much of the recodings I have. I have seen this box retail for fifty dollars - beware you can get it a lot cheaper. There is no booklet and the CD's come in cardboard sleeves but the discs come out easily and they are in perfect condition

Not a bad find for so little.

Average customer rating:

Must Own
So in Love With Broadway
beautiful album
Ron Raines Continues His Beautiful singing

So in Love With Broadway
Ron Raines
Manufacturer: Jay Records
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Binding: Audio CD

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Customer Reviews:

Must Own.......2007-05-20

Another absolutely fabulous listening experience. Ron Raines' voice is truly sensational, and you will be captivated by his renditions.

So in Love With Broadway.......2005-10-12

Ah,yes, Ron Raines expresses his love of Broadway music with a beautiful baritone voice which possesses all of the passion of a great lover! A magnificent performance throughout the CD. A must for every true lover of Broadway music. It rates a Ten Star on a five star scale!!

beautiful album.......2005-04-23

Ron Raines does a fabulous job singing broadway songs. His voice is truly fantastic. He has a perfect voice for broadway songs and ballads. I think the song selection he chose is really wonderful and a great variety from different musicals. His first album was fantastic and so is this one. I'd highly recommend both albums. His voice is truly wonderful and a beautiful experience to listen to.

Ron Raines Continues His Beautiful singing.......2005-04-01

This is the second in Ron Raines series of Broadway Classics. It is just as beautiful as his first one. Close your eyes when you listen to him and you will believe that you are in a theater. You won't be disappointed if you like Broadway! The more I listen to Ron Raines sing, the better I like him. I hope he will make a new CD soon. He sings the songs that men sing in the original Broadway shows. It is great! This singer should be in everyone who likes music's collection

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Ultimate Cole Porter, Vol. 4

Manufacturer: Pearl
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Dream Dancing [From You'll Never Get Rich] - Fred Astaire, Harry Sosnik
Since I Kissed My Baby Goodbye [From You'll Never Get Rich] - Fred Astaire, The Delta Rhythm Boys, Harry Sosnik
Wedding Cake Walk [From You'll Never Get Rich] - Gordon Jenkins, Martha Tilton
So Near and Yet So Far [From You'll Never Get Rich] - Fred Astaire, Harry Sosnik
Wedding Cake Walk [From You'll Never Get Rich] - Fred Astaire, The Delta Rhythm Boys, Harry Sosnik
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Hey! Good Lookin' [From Something for the Boys] - Bill Johnson, Ethel Merman
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I'm in Love With a Soldier Boy [From Something for the Boys] - Ethel Merman
My the Mississinewah [From Something for the Boys] - Betty Bruce, Ethel Merman
There's a Happy Land in the Sky [From Something for the Boys] - Betty Bruce, Allen Jenkins, Bill Johnson, Ethel Merman
When My Baby Goes to Town [From Something for the Boys] - Bill Johnson
Something for the Boys [From Something for the Boys] - Leonard Joy, Paula Laurence
By the Mississinewah [From Something for the Boys] - Betty Garrett, Leonard Joy, Paula Laurence
Hey! Good Lookin' [From Something for the Boys] - Evelyn Dall,
Something for the Boys [From Something for the Boys] - Evelyn Dall,
Only Another Boy and Girl [From Seven Lively Arts] - Jane Harvey
Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye [From Seven Lively Arts] - Maxine Sullivan, Teddy Wilson
Don't Fence Me In [From Hollywood Canteen] - Roy Rogers
Just One of Those Things [From Night and Day] - Ginny Simms
Begin the Beguine [From Night and Day] - Roberto Valdes Arnau, Carlos Ramirez
Should I Tell You I Love You? [From Around the World in Eighty Days] - Ray Carter,
Look What I Found [From Around the World in Eighty Days] - Ray Carter,
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Pipe Dreaming - Ray Carter,