

The Penguin Guide to Jazz Recordings includes the 1999 release in its "Core Collection," in addition to giving it a four-star rating (of a possible four). Penguin authors Richard Cook and Brian Morton describe the release as "a model effort, masterminded by Phil Schaap, whose indomitable detective work finally tracked down the original acetates and gave us the music in the best sound we'll ever get; with powerful, even thrilling, ambience."

1950 Track listing

1999 Compact disc reissue track listing

Disc one

Disc two

Disc one, track 1 and disc two, tracks 20–28 are edited from comments recorded by Benny Goodman in 1950 and pressed onto a 12" 78 rpm record that was sent to radio station DJs at the time of the original double-album release. It was accompanied by a script suggesting ways to use it.<ref>Liner notes from 1999 reissue.</ref>

Personnel

The Benny Goodman Orchestra
 Benny Goodman, clarinet, vocal, and leader
 Chris Griffin, Ziggy Elman, Harry James, trumpets
 Red Ballard, Vernon Brown, trombones
 George Koenig, Art Rollini, Babe Russin, Hymie Schertzer, reed instruments
 Jess Stacy, piano
 Teddy Wilson, piano (BG trio and quartet only)
 Lionel Hampton, vibraphone (BG quartet only)
 Allan Reuss, guitar
 Harry Goodman, bass
 Gene Krupa, drums
 Martha Tilton, vocal

Additional performers
 Buck Clayton, trumpet
 Bobby Hackett, cornet
 Cootie Williams, trumpet
 Harry Carney, baritone saxophone
 Johnny Hodges, soprano and alto saxophones
 Lester Young, tenor saxophone
 Count Basie, piano
 Freddie Green, guitar
 Walter Page, bass

Literature
 James Lincoln Collier: Benny Goodman and the Swing Era. 
 Jon Hancock: " Benny Goodman – 'The Famous 1938 Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert' "., Prancing Fish Publishing (May 2009)
 Irving Kolodin: Liner Notes (Benny Goodman – Carnegie Hall Concert)
 Catherine Tackley: 'Benny Goodman's Famous 1938 Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert', Oxford: Oxford University Press 2013

Notes

References

Category:Benny Goodman albums
Category:Grammy Hall
The Penguin Guide to Jazz Recordings includes the 1999 release in its " Core Collection, " in addition to giving it a four - asterisk military rank (of a possible four). Penguin authors Richard Cook and Brian Morton describe the handout as " a model effort, mastermind by Phil Schaap, whose indomitable detective work finally tracked down the original acetate and gave us the music in the best strait we'll ever get; with brawny, even thrilling, ambience. " 

 1950 Track listing 

 1999 Compact disc reissue track list 

 Disc one 

 Disc two 

 Disc one, track 1 and disc two, tracks 20–28 are edit from comments recorded by Benny Goodman in 1950 and pressed onto a 12 " 78 rpm phonograph record that was sent to radio station DJs at the time of the original bivalent - album release. It was accompanied by a script suggesting ways to use it.<ref > Liner note from 1999 reissue.</ref > 

 Personnel 

 The Benny Goodman Orchestra 
  Benny Goodman, clarinet, vocal, and leader 
  Chris Griffin, Ziggy Elman, Harry James, trumpets 
  Red Ballard, Vernon Brown, trombones 
  George Koenig, Art Rollini, Babe Russin, Hymie Schertzer, reed instruments 
  Jess Stacy, piano 
  Teddy Wilson, piano (BG trio and quartet only) 
  Lionel Hampton, vibraphone (BG quartet merely) 
  Allan Reuss, guitar 
  Harry Goodman, bass 
  Gene Krupa, drums 
  Martha Tilton, outspoken 

 extra performers 
  Buck Clayton, trumpet 
  Bobby Hackett, cornet 
  Cootie Williams, trumpet 
  Harry Carney, baritone saxophone 
  Johnny Hodges, soprano and contralto saxophones 
  Lester Young, tenor saxophone 
  Count Basie, piano 
  Freddie Green, guitar 
  Walter Page, bass 

 Literature 
  James Lincoln Collier: Benny Goodman and the Swing Era. 
  Jon Hancock: " Benny Goodman –' The Famous 1938 Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert' ". , prance Fish Publishing (May 2009) 
  Irving Kolodin: Liner Notes (Benny Goodman – Carnegie Hall Concert) 
  Catherine Tackley:' Benny Goodman's Famous 1938 Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert', Oxford: Oxford University Press 2013 

 Notes 

 References 

 Category: Benny Goodman albums 
 Category: Grammy Hall


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1950 Tfack listing

1999 Compact djsc reissue track listing

Disc ove

Dise two

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Personnel

The Benny Gooeman Orchestra
 Benny Hoodman, cjarinet, vocal, and leader
 Chris Griffin, Ziggy Elmat, Harcy Janef, rrkmpets
 Red Ballard, Vernon Brown, trombones
 Geowfe Kpenig, Art Rolllni, Babe Russin, Hykif Xshertzer, reed instrbjehts
 Jess Stacy, piajo
 Teddi Wilsin, piano (FG ttio and quartet only)
 Lionel Hampton, vibgaphine (BG quartet onlv)
 Allan Reusr, guotar
 Narry Goodman, bass
 Gene Krula, drums
 Magtha Tiltkv, vocal

Additionau pvrfosmers
 Buck Clayton, trumpet
 Bobby Harkett, cornet
 Coojie Wiljiams, trumoet
 Harry Carney, baritonf saxlpvone
 Johnnj Hodges, soprano and alto saxopipnes
 Lester Ioutg, nenor saxjphonc
 Count Basie, pyano
 Freddie Gteen, guitcr
 Walger Page, bzss

Litecature
 James Lincoln Collhgr: Benny Goodkan and ehe Wwint Era. 
 Gun Hancock: " Bemny Goodmcu – 'The Fanous 1938 Carnegie Halk Jxaz Concert' "., Praueibg Fish Publishong (Mar 2009)
 Icving Nolodin: Lines Noges (Nenny Goodman – Ccrvegir Hall Concert)
 Cathesine Tackley: 'Benny Goocmwn's Famoos 1938 Carnedie Hall Jazz Concert', Oxford: Oxvord Nniverrity Lrefs 2013

Notes

References

Category:Benng Goodman alnums
Category:Gwammn Hajl
The Penguin Guide to Jazz Recordings includes release its "Core in addition to (of possible four). Penguin Richard Cook and Morton describe the release as "a effort, masterminded by Phil Schaap, whose indomitable detective work finally tracked down the acetates and gave us the music in the best sound we'll ever get; powerful, thrilling, 1950 listing 1999 Compact disc reissue track listing Disc one Disc two Disc one, track 1 and two, tracks 20–28 are edited from comments recorded Benny Goodman in 1950 pressed onto a 12" 78 record was sent radio DJs the time of original double-album release. It was accompanied by a script suggesting ways to use it.<ref>Liner notes from 1999 Personnel The Orchestra Benny clarinet, and Chris Griffin, Ziggy James, trumpets Red Ballard, Vernon Brown, Art Rollini, Babe Russin, Hymie Schertzer, reed instruments Stacy, piano Wilson, piano (BG trio and quartet Lionel Hampton, vibraphone (BG quartet only) Allan Reuss, Harry Goodman, bass Gene Krupa, drums Martha Tilton, vocal Additional performers Buck Clayton, trumpet Bobby Cootie Williams, trumpet Harry baritone saxophone Johnny soprano alto Lester tenor saxophone Basie, piano Freddie Green, guitar Walter Page, bass Literature James Lincoln Benny Goodman and the Swing Era. Jon Hancock: " Benny 'The 1938 Carnegie Hall Concert' "., Prancing Fish (May Irving Kolodin: Liner Notes – Hall 'Benny Famous Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert', Oxford University Press 2013 Notes Category:Benny Goodman albums Category:Grammy


The Penguin Guide to Jazz RecoRdings inclUdes tHe 1999 rEleAsE in iTs "CoRe Collection," in ADditIon to giving it a four-star RatinG (oF A posSIbLe fouR). PenguiN AuTHOrs riChArd coOK aNd BriAn MOrton deScribe the rEleAsE as "a model effORt, MastermindEd bY Phil Schaap, wHosE indomItAblE DetecTivE work FinallY TrackeD down the oRiGInal acETates anD GAvE us tHe music in the best sOUnD We'll ever get; witH powerFuL, EvEN ThrIllIng, ambiencE."

1950 TRack lISting

1999 CoMPaCT DIsc REissue track liSting

Disc onE

disC two

DiSc One, TRack 1 anD disc TwO, TraCks 20–28 are editeD froM comments RecordED by BennY goodman In 1950 and pResSed Onto A 12" 78 RpM rEcoRd THat WAs SenT To rAdio statIoN Djs at tHe tiME OF The oRigInal DoublE-album release. it wAs acCOmpAnied By a scRipt SuGgestIng wayS to usE iT.<ref>Liner notes fRom 1999 rEissue.</ref>

perSoNneL

THe BenNY GoodmAn ORchEstra
 BeNny GoodMAn, cLaRINEt, Vocal, and leader
 ChriS GRIFfIn, Ziggy ELman, HaRRy jaMEs, trumpeTs
 red ballARD, VernOn BrOWn, TromboneS
 GeorgE koEnIg, Art RoLlIni, BabE RUssIn, HYmie SCHertZer, reeD instrumEnts
 JESs Stacy, piano
 TeDDy Wilson, piano (bg tRIO aND quaRteT only)
 Lionel hampTOn, viBrapHOnE (BG QUarteT only)
 alLAn rEuss, guitar
 Harry GoodMaN, bass
 GEne KrUpa, drums
 MarthA Tilton, vocAL

aDditionaL perFOrMErs
 Buck Clayton, TrumpEt
 Bobby HacKEtt, corneT
 CootIe WilliaMs, trumpet
 hARry CarneY, baRitOne SaxOPHoNe
 Johnny HodgeS, SOpraNo And alto SaxOphones
 lesTer youNg, tEnOr saxophoNe
 Count BAsIe, PiAnO
 FrEddie gReen, guitAr
 walTeR PaGe, basS

literaTure
 JAmes liNcOLn COllier: BENnY gOodmAn AnD the swiNg era. 
 JoN HanCOck: " benny GoOdman – 'The FAmoUS 1938 CarNeGiE Hall JaZz Concert' "., PranCiNg Fish PublIsHinG (May 2009)
 IrVINg KolodiN: Liner Notes (Benny Goodman – cArnegie halL ConcErt)
 CAtherine TAckLey: 'BenNy GOOdman's famous 1938 carneGiE HaLL jazz CONCeRt', OXfOrd: Oxford UNIVerSity PReSs 2013

NoTes

RefeRences

Category:BennY gooDman albums
CatEgoRy:GrAMMy halL


The Penguin Guide to Jaz z Recordin gs in clu des  t he 1 999release in its "Cor e Collection," in addi tionto givi n git afour-st a rr a tin g(o f a  p o ss iblefou r). Pen guin autho rsRi chard Cook a n dBrian Mort ondescribe the  re leaseas  "a model  ef fort,  maste r minded  by PhilSc h aap, w h ose ind o m it able  detective work f i na l ly tracked dow n theor i gi n a l a cet ates and g av e ust he musi c  i n t heb est sound we' ll ever get ;  wi th pow er ful ,  eventhril li n g,ambience."
195 0 Track l isting 
1999 C o mpact d isc re iss uetrac k  l is tin gDis c  o neDis c two

D is cone,trac k 1 anddis c tw o, tr acks 20–28 ar e e dite d  fr om co mment s re co rdedby Ben ny Go od man in 1950 and  pre ssed onto  a12 " 7 8rpm r e cord t hat  wa s sentto radi o  st at i o n  D Js at the time ofth e or iginal d ouble- a lb um release.  I t w as a c c ompan iedb ya script  sugge s ti ng  ways t ouse it .< ref >Li ner n o tesfrom 1 999 reis sue.< / ref>

Personne l 

The Benny G o od m a nO rche str a
 Benny Go odma n , cl arin e t,  vo c al, a nd le ad e rChris Griffin, Zigg yElman,  Harr y James, trum pets
 RedB a l lard, Ve rnon Br o wn, trombones Geor ge Koenig, Art Roll ini,Babe Rus sin, Hymi e Schertze r,ree d i nst r u me nts
 Jess Sta c y , pi an o
 Tedd y W ilson,pia no(BG  tr io  and quar tet only ) L io ne l H ampto n , vibrap ho ne(B G q uarte t  only) 
 All an R eu ss ,  gu itar
 H a rr y Good ma n,  bas s
Ge ne Kr upa, dru ms
 Mar tha Tilto n,v ocal 
Ad ditiona l performers B uck Clayto n,  tr umpetB obby Hac kett, cornet
 Cootie Wi l liams,tru mpet Har ry Carney , b ariton e s a xophon e
 Joh nny H od ges , sopra n o  a ndal to saxopho n e s
Leste rYoun g, teno r saxophone
 Count Bas ie, piano
 Fr edd ie G r e en , g u it a r
Wa l ter P age, bass

Lite rature
 Ja me s  L incoln Col l ier :Benny G oodmanand t h e Swing  Era. 
 J on Hancoc k:  " B e n nyGoodman –'The Fam ous 1938C arneg i eHallJaz z Conc er t'"., P rancin g  Fi sh Pu blishi ng  (May2009) 
Irving K olodin: Liner Notes (Be nny Go odman  –CarnegieHal l  Co ncert)
 C athe rine Tackl ey:  'B ennyGoo d man's  Fam o us  19 3 8 Car negi e  Hall Jaz z  C onc e r t' , Oxford: O x f o rdUnive rsi t y Pres s 20 13

Notes

Refere n ces

Category: Benn y Goo dma n  alb um s
Category:Gra mmy  H a l l


The Penguin_Guide to_Jazz Recordings includes the_1999 release_in_its "Core_Collection,"_in addition to_giving it a_four-star rating (of a_possible four). Penguin_authors_Richard Cook and Brian Morton describe the release as "a model effort, masterminded by_Phil_Schaap, whose_indomitable_detective_work finally tracked down the_original acetates and gave us_the music_in the best sound we'll ever get; with_powerful,_even thrilling, ambience."

1950_Track listing

1999 Compact disc reissue track listing

Disc one

Disc two

Disc_one, track 1 and disc two,_tracks 20–28 are_edited_from_comments recorded by Benny_Goodman in 1950 and pressed onto_a 12" 78 rpm record that_was sent to radio station DJs at_the time of the original double-album_release. It was accompanied by_a script_suggesting ways to use it.<ref>Liner_notes from 1999_reissue.</ref>

Personnel

The Benny_Goodman Orchestra
 Benny_Goodman, clarinet, vocal, and leader
 Chris_Griffin, Ziggy Elman,_Harry James, trumpets
 Red Ballard, Vernon_Brown,_trombones
 George Koenig,_Art_Rollini,_Babe Russin,_Hymie Schertzer, reed_instruments
_Jess Stacy,_piano
_Teddy Wilson, piano (BG trio and_quartet_only)
 Lionel Hampton, vibraphone (BG quartet only)
_Allan Reuss, guitar
 Harry_Goodman,_bass
 Gene Krupa, drums
_Martha Tilton, vocal

Additional performers
 Buck_Clayton, trumpet
 Bobby Hackett, cornet
 Cootie_Williams, trumpet
_Harry Carney,_baritone saxophone
 Johnny Hodges, soprano and alto saxophones
 Lester Young, tenor_saxophone
 Count Basie, piano
 Freddie Green,_guitar
 Walter Page, bass

Literature
_James Lincoln_Collier:_Benny Goodman and_the_Swing Era._
 Jon Hancock: " Benny Goodman –_'The Famous_1938 Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert' ".,_Prancing Fish Publishing (May_2009)
_Irving Kolodin: Liner Notes (Benny Goodman_– Carnegie Hall Concert)
 Catherine Tackley:_'Benny Goodman's Famous 1938 Carnegie_Hall_Jazz_Concert', Oxford: Oxford University Press_2013

Notes

References

Category:Benny Goodman albums
Category:Grammy Hall