Editorial Reviews
Product Description
After scintillating stints backing Bob Crosby, Artie Shaw, Benny Goodman and Les Brown, jazz trumpeter Billy Butterfield led one of the best postwar big bands, heard here from Donahue’s Club in Mountain View, NJ on Groundhog Day, 1947! Includes 'Theme: What’s New' (a leftover from Billy’s Bob Crosby days); 'You’re Right, I’m Wrong; September Song; Steamroller; Give Me Something to Dream About' (vocal, Pat O’Connor); 'Nice Work If You Can Get It; (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons; Jealousy; Recipe for Romance Medley: Sooner or Later/Street of Dreams/Laura/Our Waltz', and 'Closing Theme: What’s New'. A 'Collectors’ Choice Music' exclusive, and one of the very few Butterfield CDs available!
Recipe for Romance,Billy Butterfield & His Orchestra,Collector's Choice,Big Band,Big Bands,Dixieland,Jazz,Pop,Swing,Traditional Pop
Jazz Music: Recipe for Romance [Live]
Jazz Music:
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