Alec Wilder

WILDERWORLD

Music EN ↓ 182 episodes

100 records to celebrate 100 years of Alec Wilder...and more!

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Alec Wilder

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Music

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Nov 2, 2024

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Episodes

32 - Crazy in the Heart (1956) 04.12.2006

Words by Engvick Recorded January 6, 1956

31 - Ellen (1957) 03.12.2006

Written in 1954 Played by the New York Woodwind Quintet (see wilderworld 17) From LP Golden Crest CR 3026

30 - Love Me (Baby Can't You Love Me) (1952) 02.12.2006

Words by William Engvick, Music by Alec Wilder J. Carroll is Jimmy Carroll Recorded June 1952

29 - All Of Us In It Together (1981) 01.12.2006

Words by Alec Wilder; Music with Loonis McGlohon Written in 1977 From Meredith D'Ambrosio Another Time LP (Sunnyside SSC 1017) Photograph by Louis Ouzer

28 - Sea Fugue Mama (1939) 30.11.2006

Recorded June 12, 1939

27 - Ain'tcha-Cha Comin' Out T-Tonight? (1955) 29.11.2006

Words by Norman Gimbel, Music by Alec Wilder

26 - Lullaby Land (1949) 27.11.2006

Words and Music by Alec Wilder Recorded June 12, 1947

25 - Low in the Lehigh Valley (1952) 27.11.2006

Words by Jack Lawrence, Music by Alec Wilder T. Ravenscroft is Thurl Ravenscroft, best known as the commercial voice of Tony the Tiger Recorded December 1951

24 - Carl Sandburg Suite (1960) 22.11.2006

 

23 - Good For Nothin' (1952) 21.11.2006

Recorded May 19, 1952 Band leader Jimmy Carroll Columbia 39812

22 - The Empty Streets (1968) 20.11.2006

Words by Willis Conover, Music by Alec Wilder Written in 1967 aka The City

21 - Blue Fool (1962) 19.11.2006

Words and Music by Bernie Hanighen and Alec Wilder Written in 1949 Recorded late 1958 Marcus Belgrave (tp) Zoot Sims (ts) Roland Alexander (ts, fl) Teddy Charles (vib) Mal Waldron (p) Kenny Burrell (g) Addison Farmer, Eustis Guillemet (b) Charlie Persip, Ed Shaughnessy (d) Betty Blake (vo) LP Bethlehem BCP 6058

20 - Who Can I Turn To? (1951) 18.11.2006

Written in 1941 Recorded August 1951

19 - Summer is A-Comin' In (1957) 17.11.2006

Words by Marshall Barer Written in 1952 Recorded December 9, 1957 From Cleo Laine Cleo's Choice LP (Quintessence QJ-25401 1980)

18 - J.P. Dooley III (1941) 16.11.2006

Words by William Engvick; Music by Wilder and Morty Palitz Vocal by Helen Forrest, Dalton Rizzotto, Harry James and the band Recorded December 11, 1941

17 - Quintet No. 2 for Woodwinds (1957) 15.11.2006

Samuel Baron flute; Jerome Roth oboe; David Glazer clarinet; John Barrows horn; Bernard Garfield bassoon

16 - Parker's Lament (1954) 14.11.2006

Words by William Engvick, Music by Alec Wilder Stan Freeman harpsichord, Mundell Lowe guitar, Chauncey Morehouse drums Recorded December 1953

15 - It's So Peaceful in the Country (1941) 13.11.2006

Recorded June 24, 1941

14 - Horn Belt Boogie (1952) 12.11.2006

Composed by Alec Wilder First of four movements of Jazz Suite for Four Horns, aka Conversation Piece Recorded September 1951

13 - Pennsylvania (1948) 11.11.2006

Words by Wilder; Music by Finckel, who lived in Pennsylvania Recorded December 31, 1947

12 - There's Doubt in My Mind (1952) 10.11.2006

Music by Al Lafett aka Alexander Lafayette Chew Wilder Words by Arnold Sundgaard (who died on October 22 at age 96 - R.I.P.) Released by the Fontane Sisters on RCA Victor, and shipped coast to coast on June 22, 1952

11 - Your House (1965) 09.11.2006

Words by William Engvick, Music by Alec Wilder Written in 1954 Sung by Morgana King from the LP Winter of My Discontent (Ascot AM 13014)

10 - Names From the War (1960) 08.11.2006

 

09 - Dance Man Buys a Farm (1941) 07.11.2006

Recorded August 7, 1940

08 - You Weren't There (1952) 05.11.2006

Capitol 1968 Vocal with orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle Recorded January 10, 1952

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