- ReferenceAV/5/35
- TitleVic Lewis and His Orchestra: 'Mulligan's Music' and 'At The Royal Festival Hall 1955'
- Date1983 - 1983
- Level of descriptionitem
- Extent1 33 1/3 RPM Record: 2 sides, total time 47 minutes 16 seconds
- Part of
- Scope and Content1 33 1/3 RPM Record, 'Mulligan's Music' and 'At The Royal Festival Hall 1955' performed by Vic Lewis and His Orchestra. The record was produced by Peter Boult and Vic Lewis and was released by Mole Jazz Record Productions, courtesy of Decca Recording Company. The record's sleeve is signed by Lewis and Gerry Mulligan, and contains liner notes by Lewis on the back explaining the history of both recordings. Side One, 'Mulligan's Music' consists of songs performed by Vic Lewis and His Orchestra in January 1954 at Decca Studios in London, that were originally composed by Gerry Mulligan. Tracklisting: 'Bweebida Bobbida', 'Nights at the Turntable', 'Westwood Walk', 'Sextet', 'Bark for Barksdale', 'Limelight', 'Walkin' Shoes'. Total time: 22 minutes 50 seconds. Side Two, 'At the Royal Festival Hall 1955' consists of songs performed by Vic Lewis and His Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall on 9 January 1955. Tracklisting: 'Swinghouse' (composed by Gerry Mulligan), 'Chino' (composed by Leith Stevens), 'Star Eyes' (composed by Don Raye and Gene de Paul), 'Coop de Graas' (composed by Shorty Rogers), 'Duo' (composed by Vic Lewis), 'Dancing in the Dark' (composed by Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz), 'Short Stop' (composed by Shorty Rogers), 'The Peanut Vendor' (composed by Simons/Gilbert/Sunshine). Total time: 24 minutes 26 seconds.
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- Subject
- Institution nameMarylebone Cricket Club
- Conditions governing accessOpen
- LanguageEnglish
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