2 of 11 Kenny Clarke Francy Boland Big Band - Track 2

2/11 Featured on a Battle of the Bands TV show, This gig also includes the Kurt Edelhagen Orchestra and the Thad Jones - Mel Lewis Orchestra. This band features Derek Watkins, Kenny Wheeler, Ronnie Scott and Johnny Griffin
If I've missed a track name or a band member, let me know and I'll add it to the description

[@NetramIII]

John C. Smith’s comment should be turned around. For some reason the tune on Sonny Rollins’ and John Coltrane’s recording on May 24, 1956 (Prestige) was named “Tenor Madness”. Kenny Clarke’s tune Rue Chaptal”, on some releases named “Royal Roost”, was already recorded on September 5, 1946 by a group called “Kenny Clarke And His 52nd Street Boys” (including Kenny Dorham, Fats Navarro, Sonny Stitt and Bud Powell). Kenny Clarke did not need a reason (“for some reason”) to stick to one of the names that had been used for his tune recorded by his group in 1946.
The original Royal Roost or Rue Chaptal recording from 1946 on RUclips: ruclips.net/video/6IpMIMuu8x4/видео.html.
Another live recording by the Kenny Clarke Francy Boland Big Band: ruclips.net/video/vJYGkqR5L7c/видео.html.
Wikipedia on the album Tenor Madness: “The title track is a 12-minute showcase for Rollins and Coltrane. While the title piece's B-flat blues melody has become closely associated with Rollins, it was first recorded in 1946 by Kenny Clarke and His 52nd Street Boys as "Royal Roost", and has also been recorded under the title "Rue Chaptal".”

[@PecosRiverBrass]

For some reason it was named Rue Chaptal. The chart is actually Sonny Rollin's "Tenor Madness." Great chart and fun to play. My band loves almost all of Francy's charts. Can't get enough.

[@PSavelon]

Rue Chaptal (by Kenny Clarke)Thanks for the entire concert. Do you know the place and the date ?