description
tracks
Sweetie PieYesterdays
Hershey Bar
Gone With The Wind
Tootsie Roll
Strike Up The Band
Imagination
For Stompers Only
Written-By – Stan Getz
notes
A1 - A4 recorded New York City, December 10, 1950.B1 - B4 recorded New York City, May 17, 1950.
Release dates: 1951
Material originally licensed to Vogue from Royal Roost Records (1949 - 1958), led by Arthur and Bill Faden, Monty Kay and Ralph Watkins,
later by Jack Hooke and Sammy Kaye, then by Jack Hooke and Teddy Reig, New York City.
Original 10" LP issue: Roost RLP 402
Yellow vinyl with orange spots.
Comes with double-sided color printed inner sleeve (one side original cover artwork, other side track listing, recording and release data).
credits
Artwork, Illustration – - Pierre MerlinBass – - Joe Calloway (tracks: A1 - A4), - Tommy Potter (tracks: B1 - B4)Drums – - Roy Haynes (tracks: B1 - B4), - Walter Bolden (tracks: A1 - A4)Piano – - Al Haig (tracks: B1 - B4), - Horace Silver (tracks: A1 - A4)Tenor Saxophone – - Stan Getz
companies
Phonographic Copyright Sony Music EntertainmentCopyright Sony Music Entertainment
Distributed By Sony Music Entertainment France
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