Harry James And His Orchestra - I Understand / East Coast Blues Album

Tracklist

1	East Coast Blues Trombone [Solo] – Ziggy ElmerWritten-By – James, Conniff
2	I Understand Arranged By – ConniffLyrics By – GannonMusic By – WayneVocals [Chorus] – Buddy Di Vito

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
38059	Harry James And His Orchestra	I Understand / East Coast Blues ‎(Shellac, 10")	Columbia	38059	US	1948

Credits

• Alto Saxophone [Uncredited] – Eddie Rosa, Willie Smith
• Baritone Saxophone – Bob Poland
• Bass [Uncredited] – Ed Mihelich
• Cello [Uncredited] – Al Friede (tracks: A)
• Clarinet [Uncredited] – Eddie Rosa, Willie Smith (tracks: B)
• Drums [Uncredited] – Buddy Combine
• Guitar [Uncredited] – Tiny Timbrell
• Leader – Harry James
• Piano [Uncredited] – Bruce McDonald (tracks: A), Stan Wrightsman (tracks: B)
• Tenor Saxophone [Uncredited] – Corky Corcoran (tracks: A)
• Tenor Saxophone [Uncredited], Baritone Saxophone [Uncredited] – Sam Sachelle
• Tenor Saxophone [Uncredited], Clarinet [Uncredited] – Polly Polfrani (tracks: B)
• Trombone [Uncredited] – Carl "Ziggy" Elmer, Chuck Preble, Vic Hamann
• Trumpet [Uncredited] – Gene Komer, Harry James , Red Berken (tracks: B), Nick Buono, Pinky Savitt, Ralph Osborn (tracks: A)
• Valve Trombone [Uncredited] – Juan Tizol
• Viola [Uncredited] – Dave Amsterdam (tracks: A)
• Violin [Uncredited] – Ernest Karpati (tracks: A), Ernest Tozier (tracks: A), Jerome Reisler (tracks: A), Joe Barbary (tracks: A), John De Voogdt (tracks: A), John Santilus (tracks: A)

Notes

Kings Mills Pressing with "For perfect tone..." notice centered rather than justified left; catalog number set in 14 point Erbar Bold Condensed; matrix number set in a serif font, 7 point No. 1.

Side A Fox Trot recorded November 6, 1947 in Hollywood, CA.
Side B Fox Trot recorded June 22, 1947 in Hollywood, CA (no strings).
Recording dates/locations and performance credits from The Jazz Discography Ver 14.0.

Billboard, Jan. 10, 1948, page 29: Advance Record Releases.
Billboard, Jan. 31, 1948, page 32: Record Reviews.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side A label): HCO 2758
• Matrix / Runout (Side B label): HCO 2403
• Matrix / Runout (Side A Runout): HCO2758 W 1N
• Matrix / Runout (Side B Runout): HCO2403 W 1N

Companies

• Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Kings Mills

Video

Album

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