Tribute to Bobby Rosengarden
Bobby Rosengarden - Command
Enoch Light and the Command All-Stars, "Persuasive Percussion", Command #RS 800 (1959).[Original LP]
This was the very first record on the Command label.
Bobby Rosengarden is one of the percussionists on this album.
1. I'm in the Mood for Love
2. Whatever Lola Wants
3. Miserlou
4. I Surrender, Dear
5. Orchids in the Moonlight
6. I Love Paris
7. My Heart Belongs to Daddy
8. Tabú
9. Breeze and I
10. Aloha Oe
11. Japanese Sandman
12. Love Is a Many Splendored Thing
Bobby Rosengarden plays percussion on this album.
Waltzing Matilda
Banana Boat Song
The Third Man Theme
Sunrise Over Sumatra
Bali Ha'i
Mimi
Calcutta
The Cockeyed Mayor of Kaunakakai
Theme From The Sundowners
Lisbon Antigua
How Are Things In Glocca Morra?
The Poor People of Paris
Musician personnel:
LINER NOTES (uncredited):
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Originated and produced by Enoch Light.
Enoch Light, "Big Band Bossa Nova", Command #RS 844 SD (1962).[Original LP]
Bobby Rosengarden is listed as a percussionist on this album.
Tracklist:
LINER NOTES (uncredited):
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Originated and produced by Enoch Light.
Bobby Rosengarden is one of the percussionists on this album.
Doc Severinsen, "Doc Severinsen & Friends -
Swinging and Singing", Command #RS 909 SD (196_).[Original LP]
Bobby Rosengarden is the drummer on this album
and is credited as such within the liner notes.
Mas Que Nada
Love Theme From "Is Paris Burning?"
It's Not Unusual
Un Poco Rio
Summer Wind
Don't Go Breakin' My Heart
Walk On By
So Nice (Summer Samba)
Love
Bye Bye Blackbird
Goin' Out Of My Head
Guantanamara
LINER NOTES (from the original LP,
uncredited):
Musician personnel: Doc Severinsen, trumpet/flugelhorn; Dick Hyman, piano/celeste/organ/clavietta/arranger; Bob Haggart, bass; Bobby Rosengarden, drums; Dave Carey and Phil Kraus, percussion; Bucky Pizzarelli, Al Casamenti, Allen Hanlon, guitarists; uncredited 12 singers.
Album arranged by Dick Hyman.Original LP produced by Loren Becker and Robert Byrne.
Doc Severinsen, "The Great
Arrival", Command #RS 927 SD (1968).[Original LP]
A significant LP in that it was the one that started Severinsen's
solo album career; it was recorded not long after his taking over
command of The Tonight Show band.
Personnel: Trumpets:
Johnny Frosk, Bob McCoy, Dick Perry, James Maxwell, Snooky Young,
Clark Terry; Trombones, Bob Alexander, Sy Berger, Herb Wise, Paul
Faulise; Woodwinds: Arnie Lawrence, Al Klink, Wally Kane, Tom Newsom,
Don Ashworth; Guitars: Tony Mottola, Al Casamenti, Bucky Pizzarelli,
Gene Bertoncini; Fender & Regular Bass: Julie Ruggiero; Piano:
Derek Smith; Drums and Percussion: Bob Rosengarden, Ed Shaughnessy,
Sol Gubin.
Liner notes by Johnny
Carson.