@liverso: "Re-discovered the subject LP in my collection this afternoon.  Wing 
Mercury Stereo SRW 16390.
It has the following tunes:  Marie, Medley, Moonglow, Theme from 
"Picnic," Let There be Love, Like Love, Willow Weep for Me, Love Is Just 
Around the Corner, Angel Eyes, Love Is Here To Stay, It's A Most Unusual 
Day, Intermission Riff.
None of the 10 trombonists is identified.  However, Rosolino is 
obviously on it.  Suspect that the others include most, if not all, of 
the players on Tutti's Trombones.  The horns are arranged physically in 
two equal choirs.  Also, there are two pianos plus rhythm section (bass 
and drums).
The Kenton influence is evident in the arrangements.  On Intermission 
Riff, I got the impression that the pianos played what would have been 
the trumpet parts.
It's an interesting period piece.  There is no date on the jacket or the 
LP label.  Mercury notes is proud of its stereo recording, touting 
"Playable on Modern Monaural Equipment."  Notes are by Jere Real.
Have no idea whether this recording is available on CD."
    @blentz: "On Sat, 11 Nov 2006 17:36:33 -0600, "Lawrence H. Iverson, III"
<quote>
According to a Mercury website with a .jp domain;
Personnel/recorded date/master numbers confirmed with the Ruppli's
discography.
(�The Mercury Labels - A Discography� by Ruppli and Novitsky,
Greenwood Press, 1993)
A-2, A-4, A-6, B-1, B-2, B-5:
Frank Rosolino (tb), Bob Fitzpatrick (tb), Vern Friley (tb), Herbie
Harper (tb), Milt Bernhart (tb),
Bob Pring (tb), Harry Betts (tb), Joe Howard (tb), Kenny Shroyer
(b-tb), Russ Brown (b-tb),
Russ Freeman (p), John Williams (p), Red Mitchell (b), Shelly Manne
(ds),
Pete Rugolo (arr, cond).
Recorded at Studio A, United Recording Corp., Hollywood, CA on May 10,
1960.
A-1, A-3, A-5, B-3, B-4, B-6:
same personnel as A-2, except:
Dick Nash (tb) replaces Herbie Harper,
Dick Noel (tb) replaces Joe Howard,
George Roberts (b-tb) replaces Russ Brown,
Claude Williamson (p) replaces John Williams.
Recorded at Studio A, United Recording Corp., Hollywood, CA on May 12,
1960.
Recording engineer: Mel Chisholm.
Recording director: David Carroll.
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Couldn't find a CD, but it would be nice to hear this 
Best
Bill"
    @nospam: "On 2006-11-13 11:53:45 -0500, Bill Lentz 
<quote>
I have the LP on my shelf and I'm planning to transfer it soon.
Don"
    @CaravanGuy: "Original issued on Mercury. All t-bone players are identified. Have 2
copies of this LP. Not on CD, not yet, anyway.
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