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Boop-Oop-A-Dooin’: The Songs of Sammy Timberg

As I was routing around the blog I noticed we’d had a few substantial mentions of early cartoon composer Sammy Timberg by Dave Kirwan and Anne D. Bernstein. It’s pretty hard to find his family’s excellent 2004 recreation CD from his original arrangements for songs from Fleischer Studios’ Betty Boop, Superman, Popeye and others. So, I’m posting {lower resolution than perfect} files of the CD until it becomes readily available again. Like a lot of you, I love cartoon music from back in the day, so enjoy.–Fred
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Pat Timberg presents
Boop-Oop-A-Dooin’
The Songs of Sammy Timberg

Don’t Take My Boop-Oop-A-Doop Away

It’s A Hap Hap Happy Day

Got A Language Of My Own

Sweet Betty

I Wanna Be A Lifeguard

Be Human

Brotherly Love

Keep A Little Song Happy

Hamburger Mine

I Want A Clean Shaven Man

Anytime At All

You Gotta Have Pep

Dizzy Debs

An Elephant Never Forgets

Little Lambkin

The Boopin’ Stride

The Superman March

I’m Glad We’re Through

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Richard Davis
Harvest
Muse Records  MR 5115

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‘Producing’ the jazz I was involved with was a misnomer, it was actually ‘recording supervision.’ I mean, what was an a rock’n’roll playing, 26 year old kid from the suburbs going to tell a master musician to do? Play faster? Better? The records weren’t always what I would’ve wanted, but they reflected the vision of the artist. That was my job.

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SIDE A
Forest Flower

This Masquerade

Half Pass

Three Flowers

SIDE B
Windflower

Passionn Flower

A Third Away

Take the A Train

Forest Flower (reprise)

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Richard Davis: bass
Bill Lee: bass
Marvin Hannibal Peterson: trumpet
Ted Dunbar: guitar
Consuela Moore: piano
Freddie Waits: drums
James Spaulding: alto saxophone, flute

Recorded at CI Recording
110 West 57th Street
New York City
May 3 & 16, 1977

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Copyrights and masters owned by their respective owners. I’m posting many of my out-of-print record productions from the 1970s. If any of them are re-released, or the copyright owners object, I’ll delete the posts.

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Junior Cook
Good Cookin’
Muse Records MR 5159

Produced by Fred Seibert

SIDE A
1. JC

2. I’m Getting Sentimental Over You

3. Play Together Again

SIDE B
1. Waltz for Junior

2. I Waited For You

3. Mood

Junior Cook /tenor saxophone
Walter Booker /bass
Al Dailey /piano
Slide Hampton /trombone
Bill Hardman /trumpet, flugelhorn
Mario Rivera /baritone saxophone
Leroy Williams /drums
Arrangements: Slide Hampton

Produced by Fred Seibert
Recording Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder
Recorded at Van Gelder Recording Studios, Englewood Cliffs NJ, on June 17th, 1979
Cover Design: Mark Larson
Cover Photo: Carol Friedman

Muse Records MR 5159

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Liner Notes

This album dramatizes the importance of giving more attention to virile, genuinely creative musicians who have paid their dues many times over and are regarded highly by their peers.  Casting Junior Cook with leadership credits and rights at this late date is emblematic of the conspicuous lack of opportunity for proper recognition, especially in this era of overnight “stardom” and excessive recording…  and of the void Muse is helping to fill.

Juinor Cook has been cookin’ with his hot tenor for over twenty years.  During his long tenure [Read more…]

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