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  1. 2008 — US. CD —. Remastered. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2009 CD release of "Classic Artie Shaw Bluebird And Victor Sessions" on Discogs.

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    • Mosaic Records (2)-MD7-244
  2. 24. Jan. 2014 · Classic Bluebird and Victor Sessions. Seventy years after the fact, the argument about whether Artie Shaw was a better clarinetist than his arch-rival Benny Goodman continues to smolder. Clarinetists themselves are often awe- struck by Shaws impeccable tone and control, while Goodman was a bit more adventurous.

    • Artie ShawPrimary artist
    • CD
    • Mosaic
  3. Classic Artie Shaw Bluebird and Victor Sessions 1938–1945 – (Mosaic, 2009) – 7 CDs mit Chuck Peterson tp, Johnny Best, Ted Vesely tb, Tony Pastor, Sid Weiss, Cliff Leeman dm, Billie Holiday, Bernie Privin, Georgie Auld, George Wettling, Buddy Rich, Dave Barbour, Bill Rank tb, Dick Clark, Stan Wrightsman p, Skitch Henderson, Billy ...

  4. 26. Jan. 2010 · Artie Shaw: Artie Shaw: Classic Bluebird and Victor Sessions album review by Samuel Chell, published on January 26, 2010. Find thousands jazz reviews at All About Jazz!

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  5. Classic Artie Shaw: Bluebird and Victor Sessions by Artie Shaw released in 2009. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.

  6. With the release by Mosaic Records of Classic Artie Shaw Bluebird and Victor Sessions, we now have a box that covers Shaw's studio recordings for the label from 1938 to 1945, allowing us to hear a significant stretch of the Artie Shaw Story neatly assembled in order and restored.

  7. Artie Shaw's tone soared ethereally, and his song sense bordered on perfection. Witness Shaw's half-chorus in his 1940 recording of “Stardust." The entire recording, from top to bottom, is like something from another world. Billy Butterfield's trumpet lead-in couldn't be more gorgeously bell-like, and trombonist Jack Jenney finishes Shaw's chorus on some kind of cloud. There isn't one note ...