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The Centennial Collection (Remastered)

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Download links and information about The Centennial Collection (Remastered) by Artie Shaw. This album was released in 2004 and it belongs to Jazz genres. It contains 20 tracks with total duration of 01:18:04 minutes.

Artist: Artie Shaw
Release date: 2004
Genre: Jazz
Tracks: 20
Duration: 01:18:04
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Begin the Beguine (featuring Artie Shaw And His Orchestra) 3:29
2. Any Old Time (featuring Billie Holiday, Artie Shaw And His Orchestra) 3:09
3. Back Bay Shuffle (featuring Artie Shaw And His Orchestra) 3:36
4. Nightmare (NBC Broadcast) (featuring Artie Shaw And His Orchestra) 2:29
5. Say It With a Kiss (featuring Artie Shaw And His Orchestra) 3:21
6. Traffic Jam (featuring Artie Shaw And His Orchestra) 2:15
7. Frenesi (featuring Artie Shaw And His Orchestra) 3:03
8. The Man I Love (featuring Artie Shaw And His Orchestra) 3:11
9. Summit Ridge Drive (featuring His Gramercy Five) 3:19
10. Carioca (featuring Artie Shaw And His Orchestra) 4:04
11. Star Dust (featuring Artie Shaw And His Orchestra) 3:31
12. Man from Mars (featuring Artie Shaw And His Orchestra) 3:39
13. Evensong (featuring Artie Shaw And His Orchestra) 4:14
14. Suite #8 (featuring Artie Shaw And His Orchestra) 4:37
15. Summertime (From "Porgy and Bess") (featuring Artie Shaw And His Orchestra) 4:59
16. Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen (featuring Artie Shaw And His Orchestra) 3:33
17. Concerto for Clarinet, Pts. 1 and 2 (featuring Artie Shaw And His Orchestra) 9:14
18. There'll Be Some Changes Made (featuring Artie Shaw And His Orchestra) 4:18
19. The Grabtown Grapple (featuring His Gramercy Five) 2:56
20. Everything is Jumpin' (featuring Artie Shaw And His Orchestra) 5:07

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This volume in RCA Bluebird's Centennial Collection series (whereby the label offers a single-disc CD compilation of classic tracks and a bonus DVD of rare clips from television, documentary, and film footage) focuses on Artie Shaw's late-'30s through mid-'40s period with the Victor and Bluebird labels. Eight of the tunes here originated with radio broadcasts. The 20 audio tracks commence with Shaw's biggest hit, "Begin the Beguine," featuring Georgie Auld, Tony Pastor, and George Wettling. "Grabtown Grapple" features a killer, if brief, solo by Roy Eldridge, and Oran "Hot Lips" Page is showcased on "Evensong" and "Suite No. Eight." The sound here is wonderful throughout. The DVD showcases the Shaw band as widely portrayed in Hollywood movies from the era. There are clips here from Class in Swing, Second Chorus, and an interview with Shaw from 2001 about its Self Portrait box set issue. This is an excellent package and will be a nice addition to any Shaw shelf.