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Jazz on the Screen
A jazz and blues filmography by David Meeker
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FESTIVAL DE JAZZ DE MONTREUX 1985 [motion picture]
- Title
- FESTIVAL DE JAZZ DE MONTREUX 1985 [motion picture]
- Copyright Date
- 1985
- Place of Publication/Creation
- Switzerland
- Form
- motion picture
- Source
- Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission.
- Notes
- Made-for-TV series.
- Feature film (over 60 minutes).
- 1. + 4. + 6. + 9. Recorded on 20th July 1985.
2. Recorded on 4th July 1985.
3. Recorded on 14th July 1985.
5. + 16. Recorded on 12th July 1985.
7. + 17. Recorded on 16th July 1985.
8. Recorded on 18th July 1985.
10. + 11. Recorded on 19th July 1985.
12. Recorded on 15th July 1985.
14. Recorded on 17th July 1985.
18. Recorded on 8th July 1985. - Songs
- 1. "It's sand, man" by Ed Lewis; "Aurex", "Have you hugged your Martian today" by Shorty Rogers; "My shining hour" by E. Y. Harburg, Harold Arlen (JC); "Willow weep for me" by Ann Ronell; "A lovely way to spend an evening" by Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh (JC); "Un poco loco" by Bud Powell.
3. "New blues", "Katia", "Jean-Pierre" by Miles Davis; "Human nature" by Steve Porcaro, John Bettis; "Time after time"; "Decoy".
4. "Monk's mood" by Thelonious Monk.
6. "Bourbon Street parade" by Paul Barbarin; "My feet can't fail me now" by The Dirty Dozen Brass Band; "Blue Monk" by Thelonious Monk.
8. "Samba de uma nota só", "Desafinado" by Newton Mendonça, Antonio Carlos Jobim; "Corcorvado" by Gene Lees, Antonio Carlos Jobim; "Aguar de beber", "Chega de saudade", "Garota de Ipanema" by Vinicius de Moraes, Antonio Carlos Jobim; "Dindi" by Ray Gilbert, Antonio Carlos Jobim; "Wave", "Samba do avião", "Aguas de março", "A felicidade" by Antonio Carlos Jobim.
10. "Topsy" by Edgar Battle, Eddie Durham; "Nature boy" by Eden Ahbez; "Reunion blues" by Oscar Peterson; "Milano", "Django" by John Lewis; "Bags' groove" by Milt Jackson; "Rockin' in rhythm" by Duke Ellington, Irving Mills.
11. "I want to be happy" by Irving Caesar, Vincent Youmans; "Things ain't what they used to be" by Mercer Ellington, Duke Ellington; "Don't blame me" by Dorothy Fields, Jimmy McHugh; "All the things you are" by Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern; "Jeep's blues" by Duke Ellington, Johnny Hodges; "Gee baby, ain't I good to you?" by Andy Razaf, Don Redman; "All of me" by Seymour Simons, Gerald Marks; "Over the rainbow" by E. Y. Harburg, Harold Arlen; "Sophisticated lady" by Mitchell Parish, Irving Mills, Duke Ellington; "I found a new baby" by Jack Palmer, Spencer Williams.
12. "Jumpin' at the Woodside" by Count Basie; "Hello, Dolly!" by Jerry Herman; "Harlem nocturne" by Earle Hagen; "Flyin' home" by Sid Garris, Lionel Hampton, Benny Goodman; "Moten swing" by Bennie Moten, Buster Moten; "It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing" by Irving Mills, Duke Ellington; "I love you, yes I do" by Sally Nix, Henry Glover; "Willie and the hand jive" by Johnny Otis; "Shake, rattle and roll" by Charles Calhoun.
14. "Rio Funk", "Dolphin dreams" by Lee Ritenour; "Mountain dance"; "The bird"; "Harlequin" by Ivan Lins, Vitor Martins.
16. "Señor blues" by Horace Silver.
18. "Blues for Strayhorn"; "C-jam blues" by Duke Ellington, Barney Bigard. - Personnel on Camera
- 1. Shorty Rogers and his West Coast All Stars:- Shorty Rogers, fluegel horn, leader; Bud Shank, Bob Cooper, Bill Perkins, reeds; Pete Jolly, piano; Monty Budwig, acoustic double bass; Larry Bunker, drums; June Christy, vocal.
2. Airto Moreira, vocal, percussion; Flora Purim, vocal; and their Band.
3. Miles Davis and his Band:- Miles Davis, trumpet; Bob Berg, sax; Bobby Irving, keyboards; John Scofield, guitar; Darryl Jones, acoustic double bass; Vincent Wilburn, drums; Steve Thornton, percussion.
4. The Jack DeJohnette Special Edition:- Howard Johnson, tuba; Greg Osby, sax; John Purcell, sax, flute; Rufus Reid, acoustic double bass; Jack DeJohnette, drums.
5. Manu Dibango and Soul Makossa Gang.
6. The Dirty Dozen Brass Band.
7. The Mark Isham Trio:- Mark Isham, trumpet, fl hrn, keyboards; Bill Douglas, acoustic double bass, flute; Michele Graybear, percussion.
8 The Antonio Carlos Jobim Group.
9. The Hugh Masekela Band, with Michael Brecker, sax.
10. The Modern Jazz Quartet:- John Lewis, piano; Milt Jackson, vibraphone; Percy Heath, acoustic double bass; Connie Kay, drums.
11. The Newport Jazz Festival All Stars:- Warren Vaché, cornet; Norris Turney, alto sax; Scott Hamilton, tenor sax; George Wein, piano; Slam Stewart, acoustic double bass; Oliver Jackson, drums.
12. The Johnny Otis Show, including Johnny Otis, vocal, piano; Bull Moose Jackson, vocal.
13. The Paris Reunion Band:- Dizzy Reece, Woody Shaw, trumpet; Slide Hampton, trombone; Nathan Davis, alto sax, flute; Johnny Griffin, tenor sax; Kenny Drew, piano; Jimmy Woode, acoustic double bass; Billy Brooks, drums.
14. The Lee Ritenour Group:- Don Grusin, Larry Williams, keyboards; Lee Ritenour, guitar; Jimmy Johnson, acoustic double bass; Carlos Vega, drums.
15. The David Sanborn Band.
16. The Horace Silver Quintet.
17. The Vienna Art Orchestra.
18. The Randy Weston African Rhythms Orchestra:- Benny Bailey, trumpet; Benny Powell, George Lewis, trombone; Talib Kebwe, alto sax, soprano sax, flute; Sahib Shihab, alto sax, baritone sax; Randy Weston, piano, leader; Wilbur Little, acoustic double bass; Clyde Lucas, drums; Sam Kelly, percussion; Hale Smith, music director.
Last Updated: 04-29-2019