An LP of music from the movie Warning Shot and a few others played by one of Easy/Lounge's masters, Si Zentner, all music composed by Jerry Goldsmith. This is another of those albums that really creates that authentic Crime Jazz mood, Trombonist Si Zentner certainly knows how to play a swinging tune helped along by his Pianist/Arranger Bob Florence.
SI ZENTNER PLAYS MUSIC FROM WARNING SHOT
& OTHER THEMES COMPOSED BY JERRY GOLDSMITH
LIBERTY RECORDS
LRP-3498
STEREO
1966







9 comments:
To be pedantic, Si Zentner could not arrange 3 apples in a row.
The arranger would have been Bob Florence.
Do you reckon he could do 2 ?
My typo, spending too much time messing around with files and not enough concentrating on what I'm typing :)
I've edited it just for you......keep you "Swingin Eye" out for anymore mistakes :)
Cheers
P.S. I didn't think anyone bothered to read my little bit of text, thought they just grabbed the file and scarpered :)
This has been posted before, but the files were at a lower bit rate, and the front and back scans, though identical in both dimensions and blotches, have obviously received a bit of much needed cleaning up in Reza's versions.
Therefore, thank ya!
Yep it's a nice clean rip.
There weren't any scans in the file so I added these myself (found online)and did a tiny bit of work on them.
litlgrey
its not a re up its from a bootleg cd of mine so its at 320 vbr no clicks etc
didnt have a scanner to copy the cd cover (it was doubled with Sebastian from Jerry Goldmith...another classic)
btw keep up the good work @ space patrol
Many Thanks again Reza, I presume the artwork is the same anyway?
It's a fantastic quality copy, good of you to share it with everyone.
@Litlgrey,
As Reza says, good work, for some reason I never looked at your profile so didn't connect that site with you......guess I should check out more of my readers profiles :)
Thanks all
We're all in this together!
Litlgrey is a wonder. More knowledge about this stuff than my brain can hold. Nice post here. Si may not arrange but he plays it just the right way.
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