Most Happy Hammond - Jackie Davis

Surprise

Most Happy Hammond
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Capitol Records ST1046
1959

From the back cover: Joining Jackie for this rally is Shubert Alley are Kenny Burrell, guitar; Burtell Knox, drums and Eddie Costa, vibes.

From Billboard - February 2, 1959: Cap's New Stereo Release Fine Bait for Sound Buffs

Capitol Record's latest release of stereo LP's should find a hearty reception from stereophiles. Included in the 16-LP release are stereophonic versions of sets that have in most cases proven big monaural sellers.

Heading the pop releases is "Oklahoma!" In stereo the album is even more charming, and this release should create new interest in the set, which has long been a best-seller. Another strong pop album in the group is "Jackie Gleason Presents Velvet Brass," which lends itself very well to stereo, because of the many contrasting ork effects. "Young Ideas" by Ray Anthony and "The New James" by Harry James achieve dimension in stereo. "Most Happy Hammond" by organist Jackie Davis and "Concerto!" by Freddie Martin complete the pop releases.

Standing On The Corner (from The Most Happy Fella)
Surprise (from Oh Captian!)
Long Before I Knew You (from Bells Are Ringing)
Push De Button (from Jamaica)
It's The Second Time You Meet That Matters (from Say Darling)
All Of You (from Silk Stockings)
Just My Luck (from The Body Beautiful)
Wish (from Rumple)
Till There Was You (from The Music Man)
Say Darling (from Say Darling)
I Feel Pretty (from West Side Story)
Jubilation T. Cornpone (from Li'l Abner)