“Strictly Ballroom" soundtrack (an excellent movie if you like bailroom dancing) and as far as I've ever heard, "Yakety Sax", clearly a novelty tune, was the only worthwhile thing Boots Randolph ever recorded If you ever find that swing album, let me know - the guy definitely has some chops, but seems to have decided to use [his] power for evil instead of good."
Doris Day’s “Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps” is the outstanding track on her “Latin For Lovers” LP. Pleasantly arranged and conducted by Mort Garson. This was right before his Moog LP's.
Boots Randolph. For some reason he comes up a lot when crate digging in central Massachusetts. Maybe because he’s left last in the bin? Guess there is a good swing record out there by Boots, thru hunting for gems. My bin is full.
Every time I even think about Boots Larry's “used his power for evil instead of good” quote pops in my head. And now it will happen to you.
A few demo tracks from "Sambossa" is the group Larry was in at the time.
Tracklist
- Fly Me to the Moon - Julie London
- Days of Wine and Roses - Tony Bennett & Bill Evans
- Chega De Saudade - Sambossa
- Why Don't You Do Right - Delia Reese
- Our Love is Here to Stay - Errol Garner
- FlordeLis - Sambossa
- Chameleon - Maynard Ferguson
- Four - Miles Davis
- There Will Never Be Another You - Nancy Wilson
- Yakety Sax - Boots Randolph
- Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps - Doris Day
- Tin Tin Deo - Elvin Jones
- On the Street Where You Live - Harry Connick Jr.
- Making Whoopie - Julie London
- Walk Between the Raindrops - Donald Fagen
- TicoTico - Unknown
- Perfidia - Mel Torme
- Stella By Starlight - Stan Getz
- Hey Daddy - Julie London
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