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Ray Anthony - Like Wild! (1959)

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Ray Anthony - Like Wild! (1959)

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A1 	Room 43 	
A2 	Fall Out 	
A3 	Kukie Bird 	
A4 	Darl Eyes 	
A5 	Peter Gunn 	
A6 	Wrong Number 	
B1 	707 	
B2 	Swanee River 	
B3 	Fly Now, Play Later 	
B4 	Bunny Hop Rock 	
B5 	Rock-Umba 	
B6 	Walkin' To Mother's

 

Anthony’s orchestras were fashioned, as we said, mainly for dancing, much like those of Les Brown, Harry James, the Dorsey brothers or the Elgarts, most of whom normally earmarked more space for improvisation than Anthony, whose James–like trumpet is often the only solo voice heard. The reason for Anthony’s popularity is clear; in an era in which dancing was popular, his orchestra gave dancers a sumptuous backdrop for their pursuit with no unpleasant interludes. What Anthony didn’t have, at least when these recordings were made, was a knockout singer like Sinatra, Helen Forrest, Jo Stafford, Ray Eberle or others of their stature. Hank Grad, Chuck Fonda, Dee Keating and Billy Johnson simply can’t compete in that arena. Aside from that these air–checks are fine, with generally good sound and balance, and Anthony enthusiasts should find them pleasing. Many of Anthony’s more recent recordings have been reissued as Compact Discs on his own Aero Space label, and are also worth checking out. ---Jack Bowers, allaboutjazz.com

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