Barney Kessel - Related / Similar Products and Compilation Appearances

B Kessel/S Manne/R Brown - Poll Winners Three. CD. (OJC - OJCCD 692) Tracks:- Soft Winds - Crisis - The Little Rhumba - Easy Living - It's All Right With Me - Mack The Knife - Raincheck - Minor Mystery - I'm Afraid The Masquerade Is Over - Barney Kessel - I Hear Music;

Barney Kessel/Ray Brown/Shelly Manne - The Poll Winners Ride Again!. CD. (OJC - OJCCD 607) Tracks:- Barney Kessel Ray Brown Shelly - Be Deedle Dee Do; Barney Kessel Ray Brown Shelly - Volare; Barney Kessel Ray Brown Shelly - Spring Is Here; Barney Kessel Ray Brown Shelly - The Surrey With The Fringe On Top; Barney Kessel Ray Brown Shelly - Custard Puff; Barney Kessel Ray Brown Shelly - When The Red Red Robin Comes Bob Bob Bobbin' Along; Barney Kessel Ray Brown Shelly - Foreign Intrigue; Barney Kessel Ray Brown Shelly - Angel Eyes; Barney Kessel Ray Brown Shelly - The Merry Go Round Broke Down;

Buddy Rich - The Monster. CD. (Five Four - FIVEFOUR26) A selection of killer tracks by the one of the greatest drummers ever. These ten tracks feature studio performances by The Buddy Rich Ensemble with Oscar Peterson and Buddy Rich Quintet featuring Harry "Sweets" Edison and the great guitarist Barney Kessel. "Nice Work If You Can Get It", "Easy Does It" and "Now's The Time."

Jazz Giants Play Frank Loesser - Various Artists. CD. (Jazz - PRCD 241932) Tracks:- The Miles Davis Quintet - If I Were A Bell; Red Garland - Spring Will Be A Little Late This Year; Sonny Rollins - On A Slow Boat To China; Earl Hines - Two Sleepy People; Wes Montgomery - Never Will I Marry; Art Farmer - I've Never Been In Love Before; Cal Tjader - I'll Know; Vince Guaraldi - The Lady's In Love With You; Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis - Can't Get Out Of This Mood; Woody Herman - Brotherhood Of Man; Dave Brubeck Trio - Heart And Soul; Barney Kessel - I Hear Music; Charles McPherson - I Believe In You; John Coltrane - The Inch Worm;

Jazz Giants Play Harry Warren - Various Artists. CD. (Jazz - PRCD 242042) Tracks:- Art Pepper - There Will Never Be Another You; Kenny Dorham - I Had The Craziest Dream; Sonny Rollins - I'll String Along With You; Warren, Dubin - Lullaby Of Broadway; Leroy Vinnegar - Would You Like To Take A Walk; Art Tatum - The Boulevard Of Broken Dreams; Zoot Sims/Jimmy Rowles - Shadow Waltz; Shelly Manne & His Men - You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me; The Bill Evans Trio - I Wish I Knew; Red Garland - You'll Never Know; Barney Kessel - Nagasaki; Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis - I Only Have Eyes For You; Lester Young - Jeepers Creepers; Chet Baker - At Last; Count Basie & His Orchestra - The More I See You; Johnny Hodges - Rose Of The Rio Grande;

Jazz Giants Play Rodgers And Hart - Various Artists. CD. (Jazz - PRCD 242052) Tracks:- Chet Baker - Have You Met Miss Jones?; Stephane Grappelli/Mccoy Tyner - I Didn't Know What Time It Was; Art Tatum - Isn't It Romantic?; Miles Davis - Blue Room; Gene Ammons - Little Girl Blue; Milt Jackson - My Funny Valentine; Joe Pass - Blue Moon; Stan Getz - There's A Small Hotel; Gerry Mulligan/Chubby Jackson - The Lady Is A Tramp; Red Garland - Lover; Benny Carter - Thou Swell; Wes Montgomery - My Romance; Bill Evans - My Heart Stood Still; Mal Waldron - With A Song In My Heart; Barney Kessel - Mountain Greenery; Hampton Hawes - Spring Is Here; Oscar Peterson - Falling In Love With You;

Julie London - Julie Is Her Name. CD. (Rev Ola - CRREV159) Yes THE album which single handed launched the Torch Singer genre....and opened the door for every imperfect but sexy vocalist since. The most remarkable thing about Julie London (who actually came from California) is remarkable indeed: that she used her erotic persona not so much to interpret songs as to change the nature of them to become something other than when sung by anyone else. She used her breathy, sexy, sultry voice not to sing a version of a song that could compete with someone else's on a scale of good to better to best, but to change its meaning. This, her first album from 1955 set out her stall for all time-soft eroticism and single entendre with sparse accompaniment for a late night groove that has been hard for generations to resist. With Barney Kessel's muted guitar and Ray Leatherwood's subtle bass the only sound apart from Julie's own bedroom whisper...just try to resist! One of the most erotic albums of all time, sounding even more breathe in your ear than ever with RevOla! Wonderfully packaged with pics of the sultry Miss London and full on notes, this is a must for anyone who isn't yet dead from the waist down.

Milt Jackson-Ray Brown Quintet - It Don't Mean A Thing If You Can't Tap Your Foot To It. CD. (OJC - OJCCD 6012) Tracks:- Barney Kessel - Salute To Charlie Christian; Neal Helfi - Why Not?; Mal Waldron - Dead Heat; Tiny Grimes - Tiny Bean; Wes Montgomery - Bock To Bock; Hal Gaylor/Walter Norris/Billy Bean - Scramble; Pat Martino - Cisco; Wes Montgomery - The Thumb; Tal Farlow - My Romance; Kosmas - Pervert - Mercer - Autumn Leaves; Herb Ellis/Joe Pass - Seven Come Eleven;

Wardell Gray - Way Out Wardell. CD. (Boplicity - CDBOP 014) As the sleeve says this live concert cut in Los Angeles in 1948 features the effervescent Erroll Garner. Howard McGhee, Barney Kessel and Benny Carter also perform alngside Wardell Gray, described rightly in the contemporary sleeve note as 'one of modernity's major tenormen'. Tracks:- Blue Lou - Sweet Georgia Brown - Tenderly - Just You, Just Me - One O'Clock Jump.

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