Bobby Hackett And His Jazz Band – Coast Concert

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Label:	Capitol Records – T692, Capitol Records – T-692
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:	US
Released:	1956
Genre:	Jazz
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Tracklist

A1		I Want A Big Butter And Egg Man Written-By – Louis Armstrong, Percy Venable
A2		New Orleans Written-By – Hoagy Carmichael
A3		That's A Plenty Written-By – Lew Pollack, Ray Gilbert
A4		Basin Street Blues Vocals – Jack Teagarden Written-By – Spencer Williams (2)
B1		Muskrat Ramble Written-By – Edward Ory*
B2		I Guess I'll Have To Change My Plan Written-By – Arthur Schwartz-Howard Dietz*
B3		Royal Garden Blues Written By – Spencer & Clarence Williams Written-By – Clarence Williams, Spencer Williams (2)
B4		Struttin' With Some Barbecue Written-By – Don Raye, Louis Armstrong
B5		Fidgety Feet Written-By – Larry Shields, D. J. La Rocca*

Recorded October 18-19, 1955. Turquoise label with logo on top.

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Coast Concert (LP, 10", Mono)	Capitol Records	LC 6824	UK	1956
New Submission	Coast Concert (LP, Album, Mono, Scranton Press)	Capitol Records, Capitol Records	T692, T-692	US	1956
New Submission	Coast Concert (LP, Album, Mono)	Capitol Records, Capitol Records	T692, T-692	Canada	1956
New Submission	Coast Concert (LP, Album, Repress)	Capitol Records, Capitol Records	T692, T-692	US	1956
New Submission	Coast Concert (LP, Mono)	Capitol Records	LZC 3006	Japan	1956

tvfats May 8, 2022
Old New Orleans style jazz a plenty of this LP...Bobby blasts out on the cornet along with a stellar group of musicians...He was on wax everywhere for years and was one of the prime arrangers for the massive library of Jackie Gleason orchestra records...Gleason didn't read a lick of music and Hackett was his link to all the musicians in the sessions...Such an interesting sidebar on this album as the liner notes talk about heading downstairs on Melrose for some grub...See, Capitol was at 5515 Melrose next to Paramount Studios until they built the classic record building on Vine Street...AND it later became the home of KHJ-TV and KHJ Radio...AND I worked in the TV traffic department when I was a late teen and twenty year old scheduling commercials...Years after I left I discovered all about Sinatra and so many recording greats who did their thing right where I used to sit making certain Cal Worthington commercials hit the air correctly...VINYL does tie so many things together all the time...