Marty Paich, Clare Fischer and the Hi-Los were a major informer and former of my becoming a jazz pianist /singer. God bless them all, and bless the person who put the three on RUclips. Oh yes, speaking of Marty Paich, I can't count the number of times I listened to the Dektet and Mel Torme, or shall I say, Mel Torme & the Marty Patch Dektet. I learned all the arrangement, tunes, used them throughout the years. Oh my goodness! A major THANK YOU!
Recorded in Hollywood, California, Summer 1958. On Columbia CL1259 AGOGICALLY SO: Herb Geller get in the alto sax solo. Singer-trumpet player Jack Sheldon apparently-from the album liner notes-solos on trombone! MAYFORTH: Bill Perkins has a nice tenor sax solo; Bob Enevoldsen plays his on the valve trombone; alto sax solo by Herb Geller; and Jack Sheldon again-this time on his trusty trumpet. Clearly, a great post! Thank you. :I:
The absolute greatest male vocal group ever! Check out their greatest arrangement, Bali H'ai, from their album "All Over the Place"! Prepare to be blown away!
My dad owned this album when it first came out. I used to sing along with the Hi-los and had such fun. And what great ear training, even for a 14 year old. Superb recording. The whole album ("And All That Jazz) is classic!
The title claims that this is Mayforth and Agogically So, however it is Mayforth and Some Minor Changes, which was written by Marty Paitch. Agogically So was the final track on side one of All That Jazz by the Hi Los and was written by Mr. Fischer. At least according to the album cover.
@moodmusic1000 @casch0101 BTW, these r CF's compositions as well. Moreover, "Mayforth" (3:23) was composed 4 his firstborn, Lee (born on 5/4; get it?). In fact, each of his 3 kids would get tribute tunes; 4 middle child Brent, it was "Sleep Sweet Child" (see my upload, w/ pics of both Brent & Lee, the latter in the final shot w/ Clare). And 4 the baby, simply "Tahlia" (when u've done so well naming a child, why get fancy?) Sadly, audio 4 the latter's owned by WMG, who blocks all its stuff on YT
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Marty Paich, Clare Fischer and the Hi-Los were a major informer and former of my becoming a jazz pianist /singer. God bless them all, and bless the person who put the three on RUclips. Oh yes, speaking of Marty Paich, I can't count the number of times I listened to the Dektet and Mel Torme, or shall I say, Mel Torme & the Marty Patch Dektet. I learned all the arrangement, tunes, used them throughout the years. Oh my goodness! A major THANK YOU!
Thanks Clare for all the wonderful music!! There will never be another you . . .
Picasso, Puerling and Fischer----all great artists.
The Hi-los are really mind-blowing! What harmony, the orchestra is great too! Excellent stuff at that time, and proving timeless!
Fischer a “Brilliant Musician” and under appreciated!
Recorded in Hollywood, California, Summer 1958. On Columbia CL1259
AGOGICALLY SO: Herb Geller get in the alto sax solo. Singer-trumpet player Jack Sheldon apparently-from the album liner notes-solos on trombone!
MAYFORTH: Bill Perkins has a nice tenor sax solo; Bob Enevoldsen plays his on the valve trombone; alto sax solo by Herb Geller; and Jack Sheldon again-this time on his trusty trumpet.
Clearly, a great post! Thank you. :I:
Thank you!!!
One of the greatest albums! Brilliant!
The absolute greatest male vocal group ever! Check out their greatest arrangement, Bali H'ai, from their album "All Over the Place"! Prepare to be blown away!
My dad owned this album when it first came out. I used to sing along with the Hi-los and had such fun. And what great ear training, even for a 14 year old. Superb recording. The whole album ("And All That Jazz) is classic!
+Lin McPhillips I agree with you this album and all their albums also are incredible
i would love to hear DOWN THE OLD OX ROAD by The Hi-Los. that was my favorite by them in the lat 50's.
4:03-4:16 is awesomely arranged and sung ;) RIP Mr Fischer...
JB Craipeau true! Never gets old
JB Craipeau See the long lessons interviews with Clare Fischer
Great hi-lo arrangement! Good tentette performance
My favorite HiLo’s album is Love Nest on Colombia Records with a beautiful selection of songs!❤
Fantastic. Thanks!
The title claims that this is Mayforth and Agogically So, however it is Mayforth and Some Minor Changes, which was written by Marty Paitch. Agogically So was the final track on side one of All That Jazz by the Hi Los and was written by Mr. Fischer. At least according to the album cover.
Hi, this is great. Can you please expound upon the visual artwork? Thank you.
can someone please advise from which is album was this culled from?
thank you in advance...
The CompanY Singers "all that jazz" on columbia.
The Hi Los and “All That Jazz”
@moodmusic1000 @casch0101
BTW, these r CF's compositions as well. Moreover, "Mayforth" (3:23) was composed 4 his firstborn, Lee (born on 5/4; get it?). In fact, each of his 3 kids would get tribute tunes; 4 middle child Brent, it was "Sleep Sweet Child" (see my upload, w/ pics of both Brent & Lee, the latter in the final shot w/ Clare). And 4 the baby, simply "Tahlia" (when u've done so well naming a child, why get fancy?) Sadly, audio 4 the latter's owned by WMG, who blocks all its stuff on YT
JESUS CHRIST - The Son of God - God Himself came into this world, He died for our sins, He was buried, and God the Father raised Him from the dead, and through His Sacrifice we live in victory - JESUS CHRIST IS LORD !
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*Dektette