The Ultimate Jazz Archive Vol.138 – Artie Shaw [1938-1941] [2005]

01.Begin The Beguine
02.Indian Love Call
03.Yesterdays
04.Nightmare
05.Jungle Drums
06.Rosalie
07.The Man I Love
08.Carioca
09.The Donkey Serenade
10.Deep Purple
11.Serenade To A Savage
12.Lady Be Good
13.I Surrender Dear
14.All The Things You Are
15.I Didn’t Know What Time It Was
16.Diga Diga Doo
17.Ferenesi
18.Gloomy Sunday
19.Mister Meadowlark
20.Temptation
21.Blues From Lenow Avenue Suite (Part 1)
22.Blues From Lenow Avenue Suite (Part 2)
23.Moonglow

Artie Shaw was the rival of Benny Goodman in the Swing era. With a different style of playing, his sound on clarinet was more liquid than Goodman's sound. After playing in different orchestras in the late 1920s and '30s, he formed his own orchestra in 1936, and he added a string quartet to the Big Band. In 1938, he had a famous hit with the recording of the Cole Porter song "Begin the Beguine." After months of success and popularity, he dissolved his band in 1939. The year after, he appeared with a new band.

In the 1950s, he went into a semi-retirement and wrote two books: "The trouble with Cinderella" and "I love you, I hate you, drop dead." His last recordings were in 1954 with a small group with Hank Jones on piano and others. After this, he retired from the music scene, except for a brief appearance for a week in the 1980s. --- imdb.com

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