Jazz For The People - Arthur Godfrey

Early Morning Blues

Jazz For The People

Arthur Godfrey & His Friends

The Jazz Men Directed by Dick Hyman

Signature SM 1055

A Contempo Associates, Inc. Production

Printed by Crown Album Corp.

1960

The Jazz Men:

Dick Hyman - Hammond Organ & Piano

Lee Erwin - Allen Organ

Lud Flato - Celest-Piano

Lou McGarity - Trombone

Johnny Mince - Clarinet-Alto Sax

Remo Palmer - Guitar

John Parker - Trumpet

Gene Traxler - Bass

Ron Traxler, Joe Marshall & Osie Johnson (Solo) -  Drums

From Billboard - October 24, 1960: Arthur Godfrey talks a bit, sings a lot and strums his use. A fine group of studio-type jazz musicians blow polite swinging jazz behind him that mixes Dixieland with light modern touches. There are 10 sides to the LP which are made up of seven standards and three originals. Set should have appeal to many of Godfrey's fans, but sales to the hard-core jazz circle are doubtful.

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Love Me Or Leave Me

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Early Morning Blues

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