Vinyl Album - Les Brown And His Band Of Renown - Concert At The Palladium - Coral

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown
Title:	Concert At The Palladium
Label:	Coral
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	CX1
Date:	Oct 1954
Format:	Double LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Opening Announcement By Les Brown (Leap Frog)		Rate
A2	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Montoona Clipper	Wes Hensel	Rate
A3	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Caravan	Juan Tizol, Duke Ellington, Irving Mills	Rate
A4	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Strange	John Latouche, Marvin Fisher	Rate
A5	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Baby (Vocal By Butch Stone)	Robert Colby, Floyd Huddleston	Rate
A6	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Speak Low (When You Speak, Love)	Kurt Weill, Ogden Nash	Rate
B1	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Rain	Eugene Ford	Rate
B2	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Street Of Dreams	Sam M. Lewis, Victor Young	Rate
B3	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Brown's Little Jug		Rate
B4	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart	Duke Ellington, John Redmond, Irving Mills, Henry Nemo	Rate
B5	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Back In Your Own Backyard (Vocal By Jo Ann Greer)	Al Jolson, Billy Rose, Dave Dreyer	Rate
B6	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Invitation	Bronislau Kaper	Rate
B7	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	You're The Cream In My Coffee	Buddy DeSylva, Lew Brown, Ray Henderson	Rate
C1	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Midnight Sun	Lionel Hampton, Sonny Burke	Rate
C2	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Begin The Beguine	Cole Porter	Rate
C3	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Happy Holligan	Gerry Mulligan	Rate
C4	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	I Would Do Anything For You (Vocal By Stumpy Brown)	Alex Hill, Bob Williams, Claude Hopkins	Rate
C5	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Laura	David Raskin, Johnny Mercer	Rate
C6	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Jersey Bounce	Bobby Plater, Tiny Bradshaw, Eddie Johnson	Rate
D1	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	From This Moment On	Cole Porter	Rate
D2	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Crazy Legs	Eric Spear	Rate
D3	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Flying Home	Lionel Hampton, Benny Goodman	Rate
D4	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	One O'Clock Jump	William (Count) Basie	Rate
D5	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Cherokee (Indian Love Song)	Ray Noble	Rate
D6	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Sentimental Journey (Vocal By Jo Ann Greer)	Les Brown, Ben Homer, Bud Green	Rate
D7	Les Brown And His Band Of Renown	Closing Announcement By Les Brown (Sentimental Journey)	Les Brown, Ben Homer, Bud Green	Rate

Notes

From a very young age, Lester Brown was greatly influcened by music that he played in an ameteur saxophone quartet with three brothers. This eventually led Mr. Brown to receive formal academic and advanced musical training at the Ithaca Consservatory of Music. After three years, Mr. Brown had earned a scholarship to the New York Miltary Academy to gain some experience playing in an armed-forces band and earn a bachelor's degree.

To further his musical education, Mr. Brown attened Duke University where he had started his first band known as the Duke Blue Devils, thru which Mr. Brown had professionaly played with this group for a few years until he formed the Band Of Renown in 1938. Then, this band had collaborated with the filmmakers to complete the motion picture "Sweet and Hot."

During the second world war, Mr. Brown and the Band of Renown had played numerous times at the Palladium of Hollywood. A few years after the second world war, Bob Thiele had convinced the owner of the Palladium that the Band of Renown to have the concert that took place the 6 September 1953 to be professionally recorded. About a year later, Coral had issued this concert recording by means of two separate discs of 33.33 rpm and these same two LP discs in an encased in a deluxe LP issue. Accordingly, this disc sold very well that Mr. Brown and the Band of Renown had continued to record many more discs for Coral and other music labels.

Finally, after Coral records had discontinued the catalog ID# of the 56000 series of discs of ten inches, Coral had started a new catalog ID # of the 57000 series for the new LP discs of twelve inches, which were the individually issued discs of catalog #s CRL-57000 and CRL-57001 and these same two LP discs that were together issued in a box set of which the catalog # is CX1.

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