[78-L] Artie Shaw Victor 20-1745

[Han Enderman]

Following website has details of Shaw arrangements.
It is not clear to me how they identified the releases (for some the LP issue is given),
but maybe these show the planned issues.
For 20-1743 only a single tune is listed.

I give here the details referring to the tunes discussed here:

http://web.cfa.arizona.edu/artieshaw/collection/MMS5Shaw.pdf
Inventory of the Artie Shaw Collection, 1910-2005 (bulk 1936-1955)
Collection Number: MMS 5
University of Arizona School of Music

Box / Folder / Description

59 8 Soon - May 31, 1945
Score and parts; AS # 112; arranger: George Siravo; copyist: Carlton
Drake (dated May 31, 1945); recorded July 3, 1945; 
from the Victor Records 78 # 20-1742.

61 5 I Was Doing All Right - July 10, 1945
Score and parts; AS # 246, 3, 120; arranger: George Siravo; copyist:
Carlton Drake (dated July 10, 1945); recorded July 14, 1945; 
from the Victor Records 78 # 20-1742.

61 6 Our Love Is Here To Stay - July 14, 1945
Parts only; AS # 71; arranger: George Siravo (?); copyist: Harriet
Crawford; recorded July 14, 1945; 
from the Victor Records 78 # 20-1743.

60 6 Things Are Looking Up - June 14, 1945
Score and parts; AS # 587 / 118; arranger: George Siravo; copyist:
Carlton Drake (dated June 14, 1945 / July 4, 1945 [revision]); recorded
July 17, 1945; 
from the Victor Records 78 # 20-1744.

61 3 Someone To Watch Over Me - July 7, 1945
Score and parts; AS # 543 / 47; arranger: George Siravo; copyist: Carlton
Drake (dated July 7, 1945); recorded July 17, 1945; 
from the Victor Records 78 # 20-1744. 
Note: There is a note on the 4th trumpet that states that 57 masters were made (and destroyed) on July 16, 1945.

57 3 But Not For Me - December 1, 1944
Score and parts; AS # 65, 72, 98; arranger: Jean Stevenson (dated
December 1, 1944); copyist: Jean Stevenson; recorded April 17, 1945;
from the Victor Records 78 # 20-1745.

60 7 Love Walked In - June 16, 1945
Score and parts; AS # 319, 115, 44; arranger: George Siravo; copyist:
Carlton Drake (dated June 16, 1945); recorded July 3, 1945; 
from the Victor Records 78 # 20-1745.
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60 1 Dancing On The Ceiling - June 2, 1945
Score and parts; AS # 114; arranger: George Siravo; copyist: Carlton
Drake (dated June 2, 1945); recorded July 24, 1945; 
from the Victor Records 78 # LPT1020.

59 7 I Can't Get Started (Revised Version) - May 25, 1945
Score and parts; AS # 286 / 77; arranger: Lennie Hayton / Harry Rodgers
(revision only - dated May 25, 1945); copyist: Carlton Drake (dated July
21, 1945); recorded July 24, 1945; 
from the Victor Records 78 # 20-1934.

61 1 They Can't Take That Away From Me - July 4, 1945
Score and parts; AS # 607 / 119; arranger: George Siravo; copyist:
Carlton Drake (dated July 4, 1945); recorded July 11, 1945; 
from the Victor Records 78 # 20-1716.

han enderman
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>>> How the heck do "Dancing On The Ceiling" and "I Can't Get Started" fit into 
what otherwise appears to be a cancelled album of Gershwin tunes? Hmmmm.

D5VB 1047	BUT NOT FOR ME (20-1745, unissued)
D5VB 1067	THE MAN I LOVE (unissued)
D5VB 1070	LOVE WALKED IN (20-1742, unissued)
D5VB 1071-1	SOON (447-0057, various LPs)
D5VB 1076	THEY CAN'T TAKE THAT AWAY FROM ME (20-1743, unssued till LP)
D5VB 1079	OUR LOVE IS HERE TO STAY (20-1743, unissued)
D5VB 1080	I WAS DOING ALL RIGHT	 (20-1742, unissued)
D5VB 1081	SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME (20-1744, unissued)
D5VB 1082	THINGS ARE LOOKING UP (20-1744, unissued)
D5VB 1091	I CAN'T GET STARTED (20-1745, unissued till LP/45)
D5VB 1047 again, July 30/45: But Not For Me, unissued

On November 13/45 Artie started recording for Musicraft. Presumably he told 
Victor to shove it. A Gershwin album was probably to cash in on the "Rhapsody 
in Blue" movie but got shelved, although some other Shaw sides from this period 
were issued during 1946.

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