Chancellor CHLS-5016
Liberty LST-7413
Dean Elliott
Neal Hefti

College Confidential + Synanon (2 LP on 1 CD)

Jazz in the Movies

Personnel:
Dean Elliott, Franz Waxman, Neal Hefti (arr, dir), Don Fagerquist, George Werth (tp), Cappy Lewis (flh), Milt Bernhart, Ed Kusby, Marshall Cram (tb), Ben Cantor (cl), Bud Shank, Ben Kanter (as), Bob Cooper, Plas Johnson (ts), Champ Webb (ts, E-h), John E. Lowe (bs), Jimmy Rowles (p), Howard Roberts (g), Phil Stephens, Red Mitchell (b), Shelly Manne, Alvin Stoller, Earl Palmer (d), Milt Holland (perc)

Reference: JM 1002

Bar code: 8427328470025

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Two Original Soundtrack Recordings

JAZZ IN THE MOVIES presents the most celebrated scores by the composers that introduced jazz to motion pictures and television soundtracks. In addition to providing a superbly appropriate setting for dramatic scenes, all the jazz background themes were interpreted by many of the best Hollywood and New York jazz studio musicians.

Tracklist

Sample this album

01.

Main Title (Dean Elliott) 3:24

02.

Faux Pas (Dean Elliott) 1:44

03.

Make the Scene (Dean Elliott) 2:14

04.

Breakup (Dean Elliott) 1:01

05.

Blues Train (Dean Elliott) 3:05

06.

Mad Dad (Dean Elliott) 1:16

07.

Lazy Lady (Dean Elliott) 3:41

08.

So Be It (Blues) (Dean Elliott) 3:11

09.

Wild Ride (Dean Elliott) 2:01

10.

Gotta Be Hot or Cold (Dean Elliott) 2:24

11.

Decision (Dean Elliott) 1:02

12.

Prelude & Lovers Quarrel (Dean Elliott) 2:12

13.

Let's Go (Dean Elliott) 3:17

14.

Raid (Dean Elliott) 2:22

15.

So Be It (Jazz) (Dean Elliott) 2:04

16.

End Title (Dean Elliott) 0:44

17.

Zankie (Main Title) (Neal Hefti) 2:23

18.

The Perfect Beginning (Neal Hefti) 2:58

19.

Main Street (Neal Hefti) 2:22

20.

Blues for Hopper (Neal Hefti) 2:19

21.

Hope (Neal Hefti) 2:32

22.

Tonight's the Night (Neal Hefti) 1:54

23.

Zankie and Put Your Little Foot (Neal Hefti) 2:00

24.

Open House (Neal Hefti) 1:59

25.

Put Your Little Foot (Neal Hefti) 2:05

26.

Zankie (Neal Hefti) 2:34

27.

The Whiffenpoof Song (Neal Hefti) 3:12

Total time: 62:01 min.

01. Main Title (Don Elliott) 3:22
02. Faux Pas (Don Elliott) 1:42
03. Make the Scene (Don Elliott) 2:12
04. Breakup (Don Elliott) 0:58
05. Blues Train (Don Elliott) 3:04
06. Mad Dad (Don Elliott) 1:14
07. Lazy Lady (Don Elliott) 3:39
08. So Be It (Blues) (Don Elliott) 3:09
09. Wild Ride (Don Elliott) 1:58
10. Gotta Be Hot or Cold (Don Elliott) 2:22
11. Decision (Don Elliott) 0:59
12. Prelude & Lovers Quarrel (Don Elliott) 2:10
13. Let's Go (Don Elliott) 3:15
14. Raid (Don Elliott) 2:21
15. So Be It (Jazz) (Don Elliott) 1:59
16. End Title (Don Elliott) 0:41
17. Zankie (Main Title) (Neal Hefti) 2:20
18. The Perfect Beginning (Neal Hefti) 2:54
19. Main Street (Neal Hefti) 2:19
20. Blues for Hopper (Neal Hefti) 2:16
21. Hope (Neal Hefti) 2:29
22. Tonight's the Night (Neal Hefti) 1:53
23. Zankie and Put Your Little Foot (Neal Hefti) 1:57
24. Open House (Neal Hefti) 1:56
25. Put Your Little Foot (Neal Hefti) 2:08
26. Zankie (Neal Hefti) 2:35
27. The Whiffenpoof Song (Neal Hefti) 3:16

Album details

Sources:
Tracks #1-16, from COLLEGE CONFIDENTIAL (1960)
Music by Dean Elliott
Originally issued on Chancellor CHLS-5016

Tracks #17-27, from SYNANON (1965)
Music by Neal Hefti
Originally issued on Liberty LST-7413

-Music from "College Confidential"

Original Jazz compositions by Dean Elliott, as played by the top West Coast Jazz Musicians: George Werth, Don Fagerquist (tp), Cappy Lewis (flh, tp), Milt Bernhart, Ed Kusby, Marshall Cram (tb), Ben Kanter, Bud Shank (as), Bob Cooper (ts), Champ Webb (ts, Eng-h), John E. Lowe (bs), Jimmy Rowles (p), Phil Stephens (b), Shelly Manne, Al Stoller (d), Milt Holland (perc).

Personnel on tracks #3,5,7,8,10,13,15:
Don Fagerquist (tp), Milt Bernhart (tb), Bud Shank (as), Bob Cooper (ts), Jimmy Rowles (p), Phil Stephens (b), Shelly Manne (d).
Recorded in Hollywood, California, 1960

Solos:
Mad Dad, Bob Cooper (ts)
Wild Ride, Bud Shank (as)
Prelude & Lovers Quarrel, Ben Kanter (as), Bud Shank (fl)
Break Up, Champ Webb (eng-h), Ben Cantor (cl)

-Music from "Synanon"

Orchestra composed, arranged & conducted by Neal Hefti, featuring: Plas Johnson (ts), Jimmy Rowles (org), Howard Roberts (g), Red Mitchell (b), and Earl Palmer (d).
Recorded in Hollywood, California, 1965

Sessions producer by Albert Zugsmith (Chancellor), and Dave Pell (Liberty)
"Synamon" sessions engineered by "Lanky" Linstrot
Original cover Design: Studio Five (Synamon)

Full personnel & recording details in the CD booklet

Compiled and produced for CD release by Jordi Pujol
© 2013 by Jazz in the Movies / Fresh Sound Record

Stereo · 24-Bit Digitally Remastered
Blue Moon Producciones Discograficas, S.L.

Press reviews

"Heres a genre that needs to be revisited! Back in the 1950s a ton of teenage movies about rebellion, gangs, drugs, romance and juvenile delinquency came out. Ah! The good old days!! Fresh Sound Records has brought together some of the soundtracks from these matinee specials, and lo and behold, they are really GOOD. The studios in those days boasted of the crème of the LA jazz scene crop, and the arrangers were up to the task, putting together some smoking scores as themes and background for the cheesy flicks.

The second reference features music from the movies College Confidential and Synanon. The former has a hot big band conducted by Franz Waxman with compositions by Dean Elliott. The band boasts of guys like Bud Shank/as, Bob Cooper/ts, Jimmy Rowles/p, Shelly Manne/dr and Don Fagerquist/tp and has a burning Main Title to start things off and some exotic percussion provided by Milt Holland. Brief but hip solos by Shank and Cooper are 50s chic, with a finger snapping Blues Train and Lets Go begging for modern retakes. Syananon is composed, arranged and conducted by no less than Neal Hefti himself, and includes a stellar group including Plas Johnson/ts, Rowles/org, Howard Roberts/g, Red Mitchell/b and Earl Palmer/d. Johnson gets lots of space for themes and a bit of improve, and Rowles bluesy organ adds lot of atmosphere on Blues for Hopper. Did you know that The Whiffenpoof Song came from this film? It works! Also,vintage photos of Mamie Van Doren (oh, yeah!), Stella Stevens (oh, yeah, oh yeah!) and Chuck Connors add to the atmosphere. A winner!

George Harris (February 17, 2014)
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