Skin And Bones - Carl Stevens

The Moon Was Yellow

Skin And Bones
Carl Stevens
Mercury Records - SR 60013
1958

Percussion - Frank Rullo, Bobby Cristian, Phil Durant & Norm Jeffries. 

Harp - Pete Eagle

Piano - Dick Mara & Marty Rubenstein

Bass - John Frigo

Conductor & Trumpet - Carl "Chuck" Stevens. 

Trombones - Tommy Shepard, Cy Touff, Paul Crumbaugh, Bob Dale & Barrett O'Hara

Saxophones - Howard Davis, Mike Simpson & Benny Baileys

Guitar - Frank D'Rose

Accordion - Sam Porfirio

From the back cover: Listen to the exciting sounds of skins–four percussionists blowing up a storm–and bones–a hand-picked five man trombone sections, recorded specially for Mercury Records in sparkling high fidelity. The young conductor-arranger-trumpeter Carl "Chuck" Stevens has skillfully blended these musical ingredients with his own trumpet solos, saxophones and a rhythm section to make a high fidelity cocktail to delight your ears and wet your toes atapping.

All but two orchestrations were scored by Carl Stevens. "Fascinating Rhythm" was arranged by Mike Simpson and "The Moon Was Yellow" by Bill Havemann.

Walkin' Shoes

Soon

Winter Dreams

The Moon Was Yellow (And The Night Was Young)

Imagination

It Had To Be You

All Of You

How Long Has This Been Going On

Love For Sale

Long Ago And Far Away

Fascinating Rhythm