[78-L] Alec Wilder Riverside

David Lennick dlennick at sympatico.ca
Sun Mar 29 13:05:35 PDT 2009


The Vox set was the one reissued by Mercury with the same cover, but without 
bothering to identify the performers. Didn't I hear that Frank Sinatra 
underwrote the reissue?

I'm going to have to find that Mundell Lowe album, if only to hear "Pop, What's 
a Passacaglia?".

dl

Thomas Stern wrote:
> Riverside Records had a number of Alec Wilder records:
> 
> RLP 12-805  Shannon Bolin - Alec Wilder's Songs For Patricia
> 
> RLP 12-822  Alec Wilder's Alice In Wonderland Suite
>             Cyril Ritchard
> 
> Riverside SDP 22
> RLP 7008, RLP 7009, RLP 7010, RLP 7011            box   4x12" LP
> Lewis Carroll - Alice's Adventures In Wonderland
> Voice [Acting], Vocals - Cyril Ritchard
> Directed By  Barrett Clark
> Engineer - Jack Higgins
> Front Cover  Paul Bacon
> Photograph  Paul Weller
> 
> Composed By - Alec Wilder
> Music played by the New York Woodwind Quintet
> Bassoon - Bernard Garfield
> Clarinet - David Glazer
> Flute - Samuel Baron
> French Horn - John Barows
> Oboe - Jerome Roth
> Percussion - Arthur Marotti
> 
> 
> Columbia set: C-60    4-10" i78rpm 
> COLUMBIA PRESENTS ALEC WILDER OCTET
> 
> Vox VSP 301        4-10" 78rpm
> ALEC WILDER OCTET 
>    DRAWINGS BY DAN SHAPIRO
> 1)VOX 16061 JACK THIS IS MY HUSBAND/AMOROUS POLTERGEIST
> 2)VOX 16062 REMEMBER ME TO YOUTH/THEY NEEDED NO WORDS
> 3)VOX 16063 A LITTLE GIRL GROWS UP/FOOTNOTE TO A SUMMER LOVE
> 4)VOX 16064 LITTLE WHITE SAMBA/CHILDREN MET THE TRAIN 
> 
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: 78-l-bounces at klickitat.78online.com
> [mailto:78-l-bounces at klickitat.78online.com]On Behalf Of James A. Harrod
> Sent: Sunday, March 29, 2009 12:14 PM
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> Subject: Re: [78-L] Alec Wilder was Mitch Miller
> 
> 
> There was a third session as well:
> 
> Mundell Lowe
> Joe Wilder (tp) John Barrows, Jimmy Buffington (fhr) Harold Gotzler, 
> Bernard Garfield, Don Hammond, Jerry Roth (reeds) Mundell Lowe (g) 
> Milt Hinton (b) Ed Shaughnessy (d)
> New York, July 3, 1956
>      Suggestion for bored dancers    Riv RLP12-219
>      She never wore make-up       -
>      Mama never dug this scene       -
>      Around the world in 2:34       -
> 
>  From Lord 9.0.
> 
> This Riverside LP has not been reissued on CD, and none of the pieces 
> were from the octet repertoire.  The LP was titled - "New Music of 
> Alec Wilder."
> 
> Jim
> 
> 
>> Eric Goldberg wrote:
>>>  I don't know this one at all, but I remember an Alec Wilder Octet 
>>> (I think an octet) record on Riverside which I haven't found 
>>> reissued. It was similar to the Frank Sinatra conducts album of 
>>> Wilder works on Columbia. Does anyone know if this has been 
>>> reissued.
>>>
>>>  Eric Goldberg
>> ===============
>> Actually, it was issued under Mundell Lowe's name:
>>
>> Mundell Lowe
>>
>> Joe Wilder (tp) John Barrows, Jimmy Buffington (fhr) Jimmy Carroll
>> (cl,b-cl) Bernard Garfield (bassoon) Don Hammond (fl) Jerry Roth (oboe)
>> Mundell Lowe (g) Trigger Alpert (b) Ed Shaughnessy (d)
>> New York, June 12, 1956
>>      Walk softly    Riv RLP12-219
>>      What happened last night       -
>>      Target for neurotics       -         , S-3
>>      The endless quest       -
>>
>> Mundell Lowe
>>
>> Harold Gotzler (bassoon) replaces Bernard Garfield
>> New York, June 19, 1956
>>      Let's get together and cry    Riv RLP12-219
>>      Pop ! what's a passacaglia ?       -
>>      No plans       -
>>      An unrelenting memory       -
>>
>>  From Lord 4.4.
>>
>>       Julian Vein
>>
>>



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