Gypsy in Jazz explained

Gypsy in Jazz
Type:	Album
Artist:	Teddy Wilson and His Trio
Cover:	Teddy Wilson - Gypsy in Jazz.jpg
Border:	yes
Released:	1959
Genre:	Jazz
Label:	Columbia

Gypsy in Jazz is a jazz album recorded by Teddy Wilson and His Trio in 1959 and released by Columbia as CL 1352 (mono) and CS 8160 (stereo).^[1] The album is an example of a once-common practice, a hit Broadway show rendered in the jazz idiom for an audience who were not hard-core jazz fans, but casual music listeners willing to broaden their horizons within a familiar context.^[2] The recording was released in Australia in 1963 shortly before the premier of Gypsy in Melbourne.^[3] Scott Yanow observed that the album departs from Wilson's usual playlist to interesting effect, but lamented the unavailability of the recording.

Personnel

• Teddy Wilson – piano
• Arvell Shaw – bass
• Bert Dahlender – drums

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Track listing

1. "All I Need Is the Girl"
2. "You'll Never Get Away from Me"
3. "Small World"
4. "Little Lamb"
5. "Together Wherever We Go"
6. "Everything's Coming Up Roses"
7. "Some People"
8. "Mama's Talkin' Soft"
9. "Cow Song"
10. "If Mama Was Married"
11. "Let Me Entertain You"
12. "Mr. Goldstone, I Love You"

Notes and References

1. Book: Neely, Tim . 2000 . Goldmine Jazz Album Price Guide . 498 . Krause Publications . 0-87341-384-9 . registration .
2. Book: Davis, Francis . Jazz and its discontents: a Francis Davis reader . 2004 . 247. Da Capo Press . 978-0-306-81055-8.
3. "International News Reports: Australia" Billboard, March 30, 1963 p. 36.