The Four Freshmen with Stan Kenton & His Orchestra - Live at Butler University (1972)
Artist: The Four Freshmen with Stan Kenton & His Orchestra
Title: Live at Butler University
Year Of Release: 1989
Label: Creative World
Genre: Vocal Jazz, Big Band
Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue, log, Artwork)
Total Time: 68:23
Total Size: 352.9 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist: Title: Live at Butler University
Year Of Release: 1989
Label: Creative World
Genre: Vocal Jazz, Big Band
Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue, log, Artwork)
Total Time: 68:23
Total Size: 352.9 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
01. There Will Never Be Another You (3:32)
02. After You (4:18)
03. Byrd Avenue (2:18)
04. Surfer Girl (2:29)
05. Girl Talk (3:21)
06. When the Feeling Hits You (4:15)
07. Walk on By (2:10)
08. What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life? (6:00)
09. Brand New Key (2:49)
10. A Beautiful Friendship (6:03)
11. Teach Me Tonight (2:10)
12. Summer Has Gone (5:41)
13. Hymn to Her (6:05)
14. Come Back to Me (2:29)
15. It's Not Unusual (2:08)
16. She'll Be Coming Around the Mountain (2:37)
17. Walk Softly (8:38)
18. Artistry in Rhythm (1:20)
The Four Freshmen are in their element on this CD, where they are accompanied by the brash, brassy sounds of Stan Kenton's Orchestra. Both the Freshmen and Kenton's music relies on a doubling-or quadrupling-up of voices or horns to fashion a great wall of sound that over the decades has never ceased to thrill listeners.
In this live concert recording the vocalists sing some of the songs associated with them. Numbers like "There Will Be Never Be Another You" and "Teach Me Tonight" are Freshmen favorites that are presented in the manner that made them so popular; the tight harmonizing, with Bob Flanigan's otherworldly falsetto high tones adding a distinctive texture to the unity. The Freshmen make short work of the Burt Bacharach song "Walk On By." Not only do they have the right stuff musically to perform the songs of the 1960's, 70's and onward, but they also demonstrate that these hits benefit with the musical mastery of the Four.
In this live concert recording the vocalists sing some of the songs associated with them. Numbers like "There Will Be Never Be Another You" and "Teach Me Tonight" are Freshmen favorites that are presented in the manner that made them so popular; the tight harmonizing, with Bob Flanigan's otherworldly falsetto high tones adding a distinctive texture to the unity. The Freshmen make short work of the Burt Bacharach song "Walk On By." Not only do they have the right stuff musically to perform the songs of the 1960's, 70's and onward, but they also demonstrate that these hits benefit with the musical mastery of the Four.