A Proper Introduction to Serge Chaloff: The Baritone Sax Master
A Proper Introduction to Serge Chaloff: The Baritone Sax Master
ASIN: B000695KRS
Track Listings
| 1. Blue Serge |
| 2. Curbstone Scuffle |
| 3. Nocturne |
| 4. Woodchopper's Holiday |
| 5. All God's Children Got Rhythm |
| 6. Elevation |
| 7. Fine and Dandy |
| 8. Goof and I |
| 9. Pumpernickel |
| 10. Gabardine and Serge |
| 11. Serge's Urge |
| 12. Bar a Second |
| 13. We the People Bop |
| 14. Chickasaw |
| 15. Bopscotch |
| 16. Most |
| 17. Pat |
| 18. King Edward the Flatted Fifth |
| 19. Goof and I |
| 20. Everything Happens to Me |
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One of the great baritone saxophonists and the first major soloist on the instrument to emerge since Harry Carney. This Proper Introduction showcases the man in his prime, with Woody Herman and others. 2004.
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One of the great baritone saxophonists and the first major soloist on the instrument to emerge since Harry Carney. This Proper Introduction showcases the man in his prime, with Woody Herman and others. 2004.Album Details
One of the Great Baritone Saxophonists and the First Major Soloist on that Instrument to Emerge Since Harry Carney, Serge Chaloff's Career was Sadly Blighted by his Addiction Problems. After Playing with the Orchestras of Boyd Raeburn (1944-1945), Georgie Auld and Jimmy Dorsey (1946-1947), He Found Fame as One of the "Four Brothers" with Woody Herman's Second Herd (1947-1949). After a Stint with Count Basie's Octet (1950), Chaloff Returned to his Native Boston. This Proper Introduction Showcases the Man in his Prime, with Herman and Others, and Shows Why He is Still Respected Today as One of the Great Masters of the Baritone Sax.Jazz Music: