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Contents Introduction Ultra-Vybe presents a recommended jazz campaign! "Amazing!! JAZZ Modern Jazz - Bethlehem Edition" is underway!! You're sure to find jazz masterpieces you've never heard of! Featuring classics and popular albums that have been passed down through generations of jazz fans, such as Mal Waldron's "Left Alone," Zoot Sims' "Down Home," Chris Connor's "Birdland Lullaby," and Mel Torm?'s "At the Crescendo," 62 representative titles + 2 compilation titles from Bethlehem, the label that built the golden age of modern jazz, are now available at a campaign-exclusive price, featuring newly written liner notes and 2024 digital remastering! [Campaign Overview] Period: May 28, 2024 (Tue) - September 1, 2024 (Sun) Special introductory price only during the campaign period Newly digitally remastered in 2024 Includes new Japanese liner notes (liner notes by Kazunori Harada and Keizo Takada) Includes bonus tracks with English lyrics Uses original jacket [Manufacturer Bonus] Coaster *Bonus will end when supplies run out. This album showcases the full potential of tenor saxophonist Zoot Sims, also known as "The Swinger," in a one-horn quartet. The song selection is excellent, including "Jive at Five," made famous by the Count Basie Orchestra, and "Avalon," a signature piece of Benny Goodman. [TRACKLIST] 1. Jive at Five 2. Doggin' Around 3. Avalon 4. I Clyde for You 5. Bill Bailey 6. Goodnight Sweetheart 7. We'll Be Some Changes Made 8. I've Hard That Blues Before 9. We'll Be Some Changes Made (Alternate Take) 10. Jive at Five (Alternate Take) - Bonus Track 11. Doggin' Around (Alternate Take) - Bonus Track 12. Avalon (Alternate Take) - Bonus Track 13. Goodnight Sweetheart (Alternate Take) - Bonus Track 14. Bill Bailey (Alternate Take) - Bonus Track Personnel: Zoot Sims (ts), Dave McKenna (p), George Tucker (b), Danny Richmond (ds) Recording Year: July 1960, NYC Media Reviews etc. This album showcases the full potential of "The Swinger," tenor saxophonist Zoot Sims, in a one-horn quartet. The song selection is excellent, including "Jive at Five," made famous by the Count Basie Orchestra, and Benny Goodman's signature piece, "Avalon." (C)RS