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All Stars Argentinos
Buenos Aires: August 27, 1951
Jorge Viguier (t); Luis María Casalla (tb); Luis Horacio "Chivo" Borraro (cl); Marito Cosentino (as); Jorge Barone, Enrique Varela (ts); Arturo Dantas (p); Horacio Malvicino (g); Emilio Méndez (b); Oscar Mazzei (d); Boris "Lalo" Schifrin (arr).

a. The Continental (Con Conrad/Herb Magidson)

Note: (1) One other title, the "a side", "Noche Y Dia" (aka Night And Day) (Cole Porter), without Lalo Schifrin. (2) Thanks to Jorge H. Andrés of Buenos Aires, Argentina, for detail provided in this listing.

Issues: a on T.K. (Arg) S-5050 [10].
Producer: Bop Club Argentino

All Stars Argentinos
Buenos Aires: December 12, 1952
Rubén Barbieri (t); Luis María Casalla (tb); Luis Horacio "Chivo" Borraro (cl, arr); Carlos Dato (as); Enrique Varela (ts); Julio Darré (bs); Lalo Schifrin (p); Horacio Malvicino (g); Emilio Méndez (b); Rudy Lane (d).

a. Nunca Supe (I Never Knew) (Fiorito/Kahn)

same, except Lalo Schifrin (p, arr).

b. Enigma Para Boppers (Lalo Schifrin)

Note: (1) "Enigma Para Boppers" is a be-bop interpretation of Frank Loesser's "A Slow Boat To China", is Lalo Schifrin's first recorded composition. (2) Thanks to Jorge H. Andrés of Buenos Aires, Argentina, for detail provided in this listing.

Issues: a & b on Odeon (Arg) 55533 [10]
Producer: Bop Club Argentino

PIAZZOLLA ET SON ORCHESTRE
Astor Piazzolla
Paris: c. 1955
Astor Piazzolla (bn, arr, dir); Lalo Schiffrin (p) acompanamiento de la Orquesta de la Opera de Paris (arpa, 8 violines, 2 violas, 2 violoncellos y contrabajo)

a. Preparanase - tango (Astor Piazzolla)
b. Maron Y Azul - tango (Astor Piazzolla)
c. Imperial - tango (Astor Piazzolla)
d. S.V.P. - tango (Astor Piazzolla/Marcel Feijoo)

Note: Thanks to Leonidas Kouvaris for detail provided in this listing.

Issues: a-d on Festival (Fr) FX-45-1020 [45].
Samplers: a-d also on Sono Punch (Fr) EU1045 [CD] titled PARIS 1955.

RENDEZ-VOUS DANSANT À COPACABANA
Lalo Schiffrin Son Piano et Ses Rythmes
prob. Paris: c. 1955
Lalo Schiffrin (p); Pierre Michelot (b); Jean-Louis Viale (d); Jack Del Rio (latin perc).

a. Moulin Rouge (Auric) - 3:25
b. Les Oignons (Bechet) - 2:39
c. Fascination (Marchetti) - 3:40
d. Cabello Rojo (Schiffrin) - 2:58
e. Mon Homme (Yvain) - 3:31
f. Mambop (Schiffrin) - 2:54
g. Pigalle (Ulmer) - 2:59
h. Serenade Mediterranéenne (Romans) - 2:47

Note: Musicians noted here identified on the sleeve of BMG (Fr) 82876643532 [CD].

Issues: a-h on Vogue (Fr) LD. 236 [10]. a-h also on BMG (Fr) 82876643532 [CD] titled TWO ARGENTINIANS IN PARIS (as by Lalo Schifrin/Astor Piazzolla).

100% CHA CHA CHA
Eddie Warner
prob. Paris: c. 1955
Eddie Warner (p); Lalo Schifrin (arr + other unknown instruments).

a. Sweet And Gentle
b. Cha Cha Cha No. 5
c. Ay Caramba
d. Aprende Cha Cha Cha
e. Cha Cha Cha Mademoiselle
f. Cha Cha Cha In Blue
g. Mi Nuevo Ritmo
h. Chi Chi Chi Cha Cha Cha

Issues: a-h on Odeon (Fr) OS-1120 [10]

DINNER IN RIO
Lolo Martinez And His Brazilian Orchestra
Paris: c. 1956
Lolo Martinez (vln) with others unknown.

a. (15838) Bahia (Ary Barroso)
b. (15839) Baionito (Barelli/Astruc)
c. (15840) Brazil (Barroso)
d. (15841) Ecstasy (Spartacus)
e. (15842) Taboo (Stillman/Luban/Lecuona)
f. (15843) The Kissing Dance (E. Barclay/M. Legrand)
g. (15844) Batucada In B Flat (Lalo Schifrin)
h. (15845) Copacabana (Ribeiro/De Barro)
i. (15846) Babula (M. Lecuona)
j. (15847) Tico-Tico (Abreau)
k. (15848) Brincando (Lalo Schifrin)
l. (15849) Lamento (Lalo Schifrin)
m. (15850) Mama Te Quiero (C. Roberts/C. Jollet)
n. (15851) Demain (Daniel Ibanez)

Note: (1) It's unclear how much Lalo Schifrin participated in the above recording. But the presence of his three compositions here, not performed elsewhere, is worth noting. (2) Matrix numbers listed above are from Mercury, which probably licensed the recording (from Barclay?). (3) According to Michel Ruppli and Ed Novitsky's "The Mercury Labels: A Discography," Stephane Grappelli appears here. This fact remains unconfirmed.

Issues: a-n on Barclay (Fr) ?, London (Aus) HAA-85012. a-f & h-m on Mercury MG-20332 titled MUSIC FOR DINNER IN RIO.

Lalo Schifrin y su Orquesta de Jazz
Buenos Aires: August 17, 1956
Franco Corvini, Albertino Corvini, Jorge Lopez Ruiz, Tomas Lepere (tp); Luis Maria Casalla, Jorge Pataro, Eddie Pequenino (tb); Leandro "Gato" Barbieri, Juan Foti (as); Jorge Barone, Arturo Schneider (ts); Mariano "Pichon" Grisiglione (bar); Lalo Schifrin (p); Horacio Malvicino (g); Aldo Nicolini (b); Pichi Mazzei (d).

a. (CAO 943) Doodlin' (Horace Silver)
b. (CAO 944) Oye Pedro (Hey Pete) (Dizzy Gillespie)

Issues: a & b on Columbia (Arg) 20.528 [10].

SPECTRUM
Lalo Schifrin and his Orchestra
c. 1957
Lalo Schifrin (p,arr,cond) with unidentified orchestra.

a. (CAO1080) Red Sails In The Sunset (H. Williams/J. Kennedy)
b. (CAO1058) Azure (D. Ellington)
c. (CAO1059) The Moon Was Yellow (Leslie/Ahlert)
d. (CAO1044) Ruby (Parish/Roemheld)
e. (CAO1045) Black Beauty (D. Ellington)
f. (CAO1081) When The Wind Was Green (D. Hunt)
g. (CAO1082) Brown Prelude (C. Paul)
h. (CAO1083) White Orchids (Tobias/P. de Rose)
i. (CAO1084) Blue Is The Night (Fisher)
j. (CAO1085) Scarlet Ribbons (For Her Hair) (Segal/Danzig)
k. (CAO1086) Purple Pastel (Prager)

Note: Originally recorded for the Philips label and released by Epic on June 10, 1957.

Issues: a-k on Epic LN-3337
Notes: not listed

CACHIBACHE
Lalo Schifrin
Film soundtrack, Buenos Aires: 1957
Lalo Schifrin (comp, cond) with unknown as, bar-s, vln, viola, cello, tympani.

(titles unknown)

Issues: None

EL JEFE (aka THE BOSS)
Lalo Schifrin y sus estrellas
Film soundtrack, Bueno Aires: late 1958
Ruben Barbieri (tp) Leandro "Gato" Barbieri (ts) Lalo Schifrin (p) Alfredo Remus (b) Eduardo Casalla (d).

a. El Jefe (Lalo Schifrin)
b. Mima (Lalo Schifrin)
c. Blues Para Berger (Lalo Schifrin)
d. Buenos Aires Minuit (Lalo Schifrin)

Note: "Mima" was later recorded by Eddie Harris with Lalo Schifrin on BOSSA NOVA (Vee Jay VJLP(SR)3034).

Issues: a-d on Disc Jockey (Arg) Dis 107 [45]. a & d on Disc Jockey (Arg) 5037 [45]. b & c on Disc Jockey (Arg) FP 45-216 [45] (other titles by Ricardo Yarke, without Lalo Schifrin).
Producer: Rodriguez Luque

PIANO ESPAÑOL
The Magic Touch of Lalo, His Piano & Orchestra: Lalo Schifrin
New York City ?: c. 1959
Lalo Schifrin (p,arr,cond) with 4 tpt, 5 sax, b-cl, oboe, bgo, harp and strings.

a. All the Things You Are (Jerome Kern/Oscar Hammerstein II) - 3:15
b. El Cumbanchero (Rafael Hernandez) - 2:35
c. Capricho Español (Seijo/Schifrin/Moishe) - 3:21
d. Frenesí (Alberto Dominguez) - 3:21
e. Jungle Fantasy (Ismael Ray Morales) - 2:31
f. Warsaw Concerto (Richard Addinsell) - 2:00
g. The Breeze and I (Andalucia) (Ernesto Lecuona/Stillman) - 2:48
h. Malagueña (Ernesto Lecuona) - 2:11
i. My Shawl (Xavier Cugat/Adams/Berrios) - 2:46
j. Caravan (Tizol/Ellington) - 3:15
k. Hulablues (Ralph Seijo/Lalo Schifrin) - 3:06
l. Cha Cha Cha Flamenco (Mario DeJesus/Albrecht Marcuse/Andre Salvet)  - 2:54

Issues: a-l on Tico LP-1070, Tico TRSLP-1070 [CD], Protel 176 160 397-2 [CD], Blue Moon (Fr) BMCD-2059 [CD]. a-l also on Mode (Fr) SMDR 9884 titled AFRO-RHYTHM. a-l also on Roulette SR-42013, Bellaphon BI-1560 titled LALOLÉ: THE LATIN SOUNDS OF LALO SCHIFRIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA. 
Samplers: b, d, f & h also on Adam VIII A-8045 titled LOVE...INTERNATIONAL STYLE. c & e also on Drive (It) 639 [CD] titled THE SPANISH SIDE OF JAZZ.
Producer: Ralph Seijo

GILLESPIANA
Dizzy Gillespie and His Orchestra
New York City: November 14 & 15, 1960
Dizzy Gillespie, Clark Terry, Ernie Royal, Joe Wilder, John Frosk (tp); Urbie Green, Frank Rebak, Britt Woodman (tb); Paul Faulise (b-tb); Julius Watkins, Gunther Schuller, Jimmy Buffington, Al Richman (fhr); Don Butterfield (tu); Leo Wright (as,f); Lalo Schifrin (p,arr); Art Davis (b); Chuck Lampkin (d); Candido Camero (cga); Jack Del Rio (bgo); Willie Rodriguez (timb).

a. Prelude (Lalo Schifrin) - 5:52
b. Pan Americana (Lalo Schifrin) - 4:39
c. Blues (Lalo Schifrin) - 11:16
d. Africana (Lalo Schifrin) - 7:31

New York City: November 16, 1960
Dizzy Gillespie, Clark Terry, Ernie Royal, Joe Wilder, John Frosk (tp); Urbie Green, Frank Rebak, Britt Woodman (tb); Paul Faulise (b-tb); Julius Watkins, Gunther Schuller, Morris Secon, William Lester (fhr); Don Butterfield (tu); Leo Wright (as,f); Lalo Schifrin (p,arr); Art Davis (b); Chuck Lampkin (d); Candido Camero (cga); Jack Del Rio (bgo); Willie Rodriguez (timb).

e. Toccata (Lalo Schifrin) - 12:01

Note: A 1964 TV special titled DIZZY GILLESPIE features a quintet performance of "Gillespiana" (date unknown) with Dizzy Gillespie (tp); Leo Wright (f,as); Lalo Schifrin (p); Chuck Lampkin (d) and Robert Cunningham (perc).

Issues: a-e on Verve MGV-8394, Verve (Jap)23MJ3395, Verve 314 519809-2 [CD]. 
Samplers: a & d also on Verve 314 513 875-2 [CD] titled DIZZY'S DIAMONDS: BEST OF THE VERVE YEARS. d also on Verve 314 516 319-2 [CD] titled DIZZY GILLESPIE: JAZZ MASTERS 10 and Verve B0004133-02 [CD] titled DIZZY: THE MUSIC OF JOHN BIRKS GILLESPIE. e also on Verve 314 533 846-2 [CD] titled DIZZY GILLESPIE TALKIN' VERVE. 
Producer: Norman Granz
Engineer:
Notes: Gunther Schuller (Verve MGV-8394). John McDonough (Verve 314 519809-2 [CD]).

Covers: Gillespie performed "Blues" with an all-star group (not featuring Schifrin) at Carnegie Hall, March 27, 1965, for the release titled CHARLIE PARKER 10th MEMORIAL CONCERT (Limelight LS86017, 826 985-2 [CD]).

THE GILLESPIANA SUITE
Dizzy Gillespie and his Quintet featuring Lalo Schifrin
Live at Salle Pleyel, Paris: November 20 or 25, 1960
Dizzy Gillespie (tp); Leo Wright (as,f); Lalo Schifrin (p); Art Davis (b); Chuck Lampkin (d).

Gillespiana Suite (Lalo Schifrin)
     a. Prelude - 5:02
     b. Blues - 10:56
     c. Panamericana - 6:25
     d. Africana - 6:56
     e. Toccata - 13:41

same, add Candido Camero (cga).

f. Caravan (aka Candido/Caravan) (Duke Ellington/Juan Tizol) - 9:29
g. Coda (aka Finale) (Dizzy Gillespie) - 0:38

Note: (1) Malaco MJD-1205 [CD] indicates the above date as November 20. RTE (Fr) 710585 [CD] indicates the date as November 25. (2) RTE (Fr) 710585 [CD] indicates "Caravan" as "Candido/Caravan" and lists "Coda" as "Finale," credited to Lalo Schifrin. (3) "Gillespiana" also performed in Vancouver in 1963 by Conte Candoli (tp) with a brass ensemble, conducted by Dave Robbins, featuring Fraser MacPherson (as, f), Chris Cage (p), Paul Ruhland (b) and Al Johnson (d) (thanks to Guy MacPherson).

Issues: a-f on Malaco MJD-1205 [CD] titled THE GILLESPIANA SUITE (issued 1998) and RTE (Fr) 710585 [CD] titled DIZZY GILLESPIE PLEYEL 25 NOV 1960 LIVE (issued 2001).
Producer: Europe1
Notes: AndrÉ Clergeat (Malaco MJD-1205 [CD])

BEAN STALKIN'
Coleman Hawkins
Paris, France: November 1960
Roy Eldridge (tp); Benny Carter (as); Coleman Hawkins, Don Byas (ts); Lalo Schifrin (p); Art Davis (b); Jo Jones (d).

a. Take the "A" Train (Billy Strayhorn) - 7:42
b. (Back Home Again In) Indiana (Hanley/MacDonald) - 14:17

Note: Other titles from Pablo 2310-933 without Lalo Schifrin. This is probably the same performance as listed immediately below.

Issues: a & b on Pablo 2310-933, Pablo (E)PAB004, Pablo (Jap)VDJ1188 [CD]., Pablo PACD2310-933-2 [CD]. 
Producer: Norman Granz
Engineer: Kirk Felton
Notes: Stanley Dance

JAZZ AT THE PHILHARMONIC IN EUROPE VOLUME 3
Live at Konserthuset, Stockholm, Sweden: November 21, 1960
Roy Eldridge (tp); Benny Carter (as); Coleman Hawkins, Don Byas (ts); Lalo Schifrin (p); Art Davis (b); Jo Jones (d).

a. (63VK368) Take the A Train
The Ballad Medley
     b. (63VK369) These Foolish Things (featuring Coleman Hawkins) 
     c. (63VK370) Yesterdays (featuring Coleman Hawkins)
     d. (63VK371) The Nearness of You (featuring Benny Carter)
     e. (63VK372) You Go To My Head (featuring Roy Eldridge) 
f. (63VK373) (Back Home Again In) Indiana

Konserthuset, Stockholm, Sweden: November 22, 1960
Roy Eldridge (tp); Benny Carter (as); Coleman Hawkins, Don Byas (ts); Lalo Schifrin (p); Art Davis (b); Jo Jones (d).

g. (63VK446) A Jazz Portrait of Brigette Bardot

Issues: a-g on Verve V/V6-8541. 
Samplers: a & f also on Pablo 2310-933, Pablo (E)PAB004, Pablo (Jap)VDJ1188 [CD], Pablo PACD2310-933-2 [CD] titled BEAN STALKIN' (as by Coleman Hawkins).
Producer: Norman Granz

JAZZ AT THE PHILHARMONIC IN EUROPE VOLUME 4
Live at Konserthuset, Stockholm, Sweden: November 21, 1960
Dizzy Gillespie (tp); J.J. Johnson (tb); Stan Getz (ts); Leo Wright (f); Lalo Schifrin (p); Art Davis (b); Chuck Lampkin (d).

a. (63VK374) Kush (Dizzy Gillespie)

same, except Leo Wright (as).

b. (63VK375) The Mooch (Duke Ellington)

same, add Candido Camero (cga).

c. (63VK376) Wheitleigh Hall

Issues: a-c on Verve V/V6-8542, Verve 2V6S-8823. 
Samplers: a also on Verve (Jap) MV-2568.
Producer: Norman Granz

JAZZ AT THE PHILHARMONIC IN EUROPE VOLUME 1
Konserthuset, Stockholm, Sweden: November 21, 1960
Dizzy Gillespie (tp); J.J. Johnson (tb); Benny Carter, Julian "Cannonball" Adderley (as); Lalo Schifrin (p); Art Davis (b); Chuck Lampkin (d).

a. (63VK377) Bernie's Tune
b. (63VK378) Swedish Jam

Konserthuset, Stockholm, Sweden: November 22, 1960
Roy Eldridge (tp); Coleman Hawkins, Don Byas, Stan Getz (ts); Lalo Schifrin (p); Art Davis (b); Jo Jones (d).

c. (63VK379) All the Things You Are  

Issues: a--c on Verve V/V6-8539, Verve 2V6S-8823. 
Samplers: c also on Verve (E)VLP9045, Verve (F) 3638, Verve 314 511468-2 [CD] titled STAN GETZ: BEST OF THE VERVE YEARS VOL. 1, Verve 314 519 903-2 [CD] titled FALLEN ANGELS, and Verve (Jap) POCJ-2066/7 [CD]. 
Producer: Norman Granz

Stan Getz
Stockhom, Sweden: November 22, 1960
Stan Getz (ts); Lalo Schifrin (p); Art Davis (b); Chuck Lampkin (d).

a. Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most

Note: Listed according to Walter Bruyninck.

Issues: a on Rarities 64

BEAN AND THE BOYS (VOL. 1)
Coleman Hawkins Quartet
Stockholm, Sweden: November, 1960
Coleman Hawkins (ts); Lalo Schifrin (p); Art Davis (b); Jo Jones (d). Concert "Jazz at the Philharmonic,"

a. These Foolish Things

Note: This is not the same performance issued on Verve MGV6-8541as listed under Jazz at the Philharmonic. Other titles on Bean (It) 01 without Lalo Schifrin.

Issues: a on Bean (It) 01.

Dizzy Gillespie Quintet
Konserthuset, Stockholm: November 22, 1960
Dizzy Gillespie (tp); Leo Wright (as,f); Lalo Schifrin (p); Art Davis (b); Chuck Lampkin (d).

a. Blues After Dark

same, except Dizzy Gillespie (tp,vcl).

b. Lady Be Good

same, except Dizzy Gillespie (tp). Leo Wright out.

c. My Man 

Issues: None.

DIZZY GIILLESPIE/GERRY MULLIGAN
Dizzy Gillespie
Concert, Europe: c. 1960-61
Dizzy Gillespie (tp); Leo Wright (as,f); Lalo Schifrin (p); Art Davis (b); Chuck Lampkin (d); Candido Camero, Willie Rodriguez, Jack Del Rio (cga,bgo,kettledrum).

a. Manteca
b. St. Thomas

Concert, Europe: c. 1960-61
Dizzy Gillespie, Clark Terry, Carl "Bama" Warwick, Nick Travis (tp); George MAtthews, Britt Woodman, Paul Faulise, Jimmy Knepper (b); Julius Watkins, Gunther Schuller, John Barrows (fhr); Don Butterfield (tu); Leo Wright (as,f); Lalo Schifrin (p); Art Davis (b); Chuck Lampkin (d).

c. Emanon

Note: Other titles by Gerry Mulligan without Lalo Schifrin. 

Issues: a-c on Europa Jazz (It)EJ-1024. a-c also on I Giganti del Jazz (It) GJ-30.

JAZZ CASUAL
Dizzy Gillespie
prob. rec. Live at KQED-TV Studios, San Francisco, California: late 1960
Dizzy Gillespie (tp,vcl); Leo Wright (f,as); Lalo Schifrin (p); Bob Cunningham (b); Chuck Lampkin (d).

a. Norm's Norm (Dizzy Gillespie) - 4:26
b. Lorraine (Dizzy Gillespie) - 3:42
c. Blues After Dark (Benny Golson) - 7:08
d. Tocatta from Gillespiana (Lalo Schifrin) - 4:58

Note: First broadcast on NET-TV on January 17, 1961.

Issues: a-d on Rhino Home Video 2586 [VHS] (issued 1999) titled JAZZ CASUAL DIZZY GILLESPIE, Rhino Home Video 976664 [DVD] (issued 2000) titled JAZZ CASUAL BASIE/GILLESPIE/COLTRANE and IDEM IDVD1050 [DVD] titled DIZZY GILLEPSIE PLUS CANNONBALL ADDERLEY, MUGSY SPANIER & JOE SULLIVAN. b also on Eforfilms 2869039 [DVD] titled CHARLIE PARKER & DIZZY GILLESPIE: THE FOUNDING FATHERS OF BE BOP. b & c also on Raretone (It) 5015-FC titled DIZZY GILLESPIE RARITIES 1944/1961.

AN ELECTRIFYING EVENING
Dizzy Gillespie Quintet
Museum of Modern Art, New York: February 9, 1961
Dizzy Gillespie (tp); Leo Wright (as,f); Lalo Schifrin (p); Bob Cunningham (b); Chuck Lampkin (d).

a. (61VK257) Kush (Dizzy Gillespie) - 10:32

same, except Dizzy Gillespie (tp,vcl).

b. (61VK258) Salt Peanuts (Dizzy Gillespie/Kenny Clarke) - 7:02 

same, except Dizzy Gillespie (tp).

c. (61VK259) The Mooche (Duke Ellington) - 11:32
d. (61VK260) (A) Night in Tunisia (Dizzy Gillespie/Frank Paparelli) - 6:43
e. I Can't Get Started  
f. Groovin' High  
g. Hot House 
h. Confirmation  
i. Manteca
j. I Remember Clifford  

Note: (1) Verve 314 557 544-2 [CD] also includes "Interview with Dizzy Gillespie by Charles Schwartz [18:03]," which took place during the above event. (2) Titles e-j were also supposed to have been performed at this concert, which is said to have featured Candido Camero on congas on some titles, but no tape of these is known to exist. (3) Verve V6-8401 was issued in January 2001 by Speakers Corner Records (Germany) as a 180 gram heavy vinyl audiophile LP.

Issues: a-d on Verve V/V6-8401, Verve 314 557 544-2 [CD].
Samplers: a-d also on Mosaic MD7-234 [CD] titled THE VERVE/PHILIPS DIZZY GILLESPIE SMALL GROUP SESSIONS. d also on Shout Factory D2K 30850 [CD] titled DIZZY GILLESPIE CAREER 1937-1992.
Engineer: Tom Nola
Notes: Ralph J. Gleason (Verve V/V6-8401). Mark Gardner (Verve 314 557 544-2 [CD]).

CARNEGIE HALL CONCERT
Dizzy Gillespie Big Band
Carnegie Hall, New York: March 4, 1961
Dizzy Gillespie (tp,vcl); John Frosk, Clark Terry, Carl Warwick, Nick Travis (tp); George Matthews, Arnett Sparrow, Britt Woodman, Paul Faulise (tb); Gunther Schuller, Jimmy Buffington, John Barrows, Richard Berg (fhr); Don Butterfield (tu); Leo Wright (as); Lalo Schiffrin [sic] (p); Art Davis (b); Chuck Lampkin (d); Ray Barretto, Julio Colazo (perc).

a. (61VK248) This is the Way - 4:00

same or similar, add Jose Mangual (perc).

b. (61VK249) Manteca (Chano Pozo/Dizzy Gillespie/Gil Fuller) - 6:22  
c. (61VK250 Things to Come 

same or similar, Dizzy Gillespie (tp,vcl), Joe Carroll (vcl).

d. (61VK251) Ool Ya Koo - 5:35

same or similar, Jose Mangual out.

e. (61VK252) Ow  
f. (61VK253) Emanon
g. (61VK254) Con Alma  
h. (61VK255) I Waited for You  

same or similar, Leo Wright (f), add Jose Mangual (perc).

i. (61VK256) Tunisian Fantasy (aka A Night in Tunisia) 
(Dizzy Gillespie/Frank Paparelli) - 13:10

same or similar, Leo Wright (as).

j. Kush - 4:12 

Issues: a, b, d, i & j on Verve V/V6-8423, Verve 2304429 and Universal (Jap) UCCV-9216 [CD]. a, b, d, i & j also on Verve 314 519 809-2 [CD] titled GILLESPIANA AND CARNEGIE HALL CONCERT. 
Samplers: b also on Verve 314 527 504-2 [CD]. b & d also on Verve 314 513 875-2 [CD] titled DIZZY'S DIAMONDS: BEST OF THE VERVE YEARS. j also on Verve 314 533 846-2 [CD] titled TALKIN' VERVE: DIZZY GILLESPIE. 
Producer: Not Listed (prob. Norman Granz)
Engineer: Not Listed
Notes: Mort Fega (Verve V/V6-8423). John McDonough (Verve 314 519 809-2 [CD]).

A NIGHT IN BIRDLAND LIVE, VOL. ONE
Dizzy Gillespie Sextet
Birdland, New York: May 13, 1961
prob. Dizzy Gillespie (tp); Leo Wright (as,f); Lalo Schifrin (p); Bob Cunningham (b); Chuck Lampkin (d); Candido Camero (cga).

a. Swing Low Sweet Cadillac
b. My Man
c. Staccate

Note: The remainder of Yadeon (Jap) 500 [CD] by Buddy Rich, Art Blakey and Dinah Washington, without Lalo Schifrin.

Issues: a-c on Yadeon (Jap) 500 [CD].

A MUSICAL SAFARI
aka LIVE AT THE MONTEREY JAZZ FESTIVAL
aka OO POP A DA
Dizzy Gillespie Quintet
Live At Monterey Jazz Festival, Monterey, California: September 23, 1961
Dizzy Gillespie (tp); Leo Wright (as,f); Lalo Schifrin (p); Bob Cunningham (b); Chuck Lampkin (d); Duke Ellington (mc).

a. Duke's Intro & Dizzy's Rap (aka Introduction by Duke Ellington and Dizzy Gillespie) - 2:20
b. Desafinado (Antonio Carlos Jobim) - 3:30
c. Lorraine (Gillespie) - 3:53
d. Long Long Summer (Boris Cladio Schifrin) - 8:17

same, Dizzy Gillespie (tp,vcl); Joe Carroll (vcl).

e. Oo Pop A Da (Gillespie/Fuller) - 5:40

same, vocals out.

f. Pau de Arara (traditional) - 8:55
g. Kush (Gillespie) - 9:05

Issues: a-g on Booman BM-8622 titled A MUSICAL SAFARI (issued 1974) and Ala 1984 titled LIVE AT THE MONTEREY JAZZ FESTIVAL (issued 1979). a-g also on Jazz Legacy (F)JL90, Ala A601, Vogue (Jap)K23P-6744. b-g also on Jazz Legacy (F)JL90, Ala A601, Affinity (E) AFF-142 titled OO POP A DA. 
Producer: Dizzy Gillespie. Production Remix: Ted Daryll.
Engineer: Eddie Youngblood
Notes: Unknown (Booman BM-8622). Alun Morgan (Affinity (E)AFF-142).

SOFTLY AS IN A MORNING SUNRISE
Eric Dolphy Quartet
Munich, West Germany: December 1, 1961
Eric Dolphy (b-cl); McCoy Tyner (p); Reggie Workman (b); Mel Lewis (d).

a. On Green Dolphin Street 
b. Softly as in a Morning Sunrise
c. The Way You Look Tonight
d. Oleo  

Note: (1) From a radio broadcast. (2) Jazz Connoisseur JZ107 lists Lalo Schifrin (p) and Bob Cunningham (b) instead of Tyner and Workman. Most Dolphy researchers now refute this. The Dizzy Gillespie group with Schifrin was touring together at the time with John Coltrane group featuring Dolphy and Tyner. (3) Natasha Imports 4001 [CD] features the titles listed above and lists the recording date as December 2, 1961.

Issues: a-c on Jazz Connoisseur JZ107, Tempo Di Jazz CDTJ 702 [CD] , Natasha Imports 4001 [CD] and Aris (Ger) 889799 [CD]. a also on Musidisc (F)JA5234. d on Unique Jazz U26, Magnetic MRCD130 [CD]. [titles?] also on Lone Hill Jazz (Sp) LHJ10121 [CD] titled ERIC DOLPHY QUARTET FEATURING LALO SCHIFRIN - COMPLETE RECORDINGS.

DIZZY GILLESPIE QUINTET IN EUROPE
Dizzy Gillespie Quintet
Munich, West Germany: December 1, 1961
Dizzy Gillespie (tp,vcl); Leo Wright (f,as); Lalo Schifrin (p); Bob Cunningham (b); Mel Lewis (d).

a. Lady Be Good  

same, Dizzy Gillespie (tp).

b. No Greater Love
c. The Mooche (incomplete)
d. A Night in Tunisia (part of intro is missing)
e. Long Long Summer

Note: Musica Jazz 2MJP1053 lists recording as Berlin, November 1961.

Issues: a-e on Unique Jazz (It) UJ-30. d also on Musica Jazz 2MJP1053.

CONGA SOUL
Candido 
New York City: c. 1961/62
Jimmy Cleveland (tb); unknown (sax); Jay Cameron (bs); Lalo Schifirin (sic) (p,arr); Milt Hinton (b); Charlie Persip (d); Candido (Camero) (cga,bgo).

a. (16074) The Lady is a Tramp (Rodgers/Hart) - 3:47
b. (16075) Conga Soul (Candido/Schifrin) - 4:15
c. (16076) Dark Eyes (Candido/Schifrin) - 5:15 
d. (16077) New Secrets (Candido/Schifrin) - 4:35

same, except George Duvivier (b) replaces Milt Hinton.

e. (16078) Lady Eve (Candido/Schifrin) - 4:15
f. (16079) Toccata (from GILLESPIANA) (Lalo Schifrin) - 6:05
g. (16080) Big Noise from Winnetka (Crosby/Rodin/Hagger) - 4:05
h. (16081) The Champ (Dizzy Gillespie) - 4:33
i. (16082) Long, Long Summer (Lalo Schifrin) - 6:05
j. (16083) Love for Sale (Cole Porter) - 4:44

Issues: a-j on Roulette (S)R-52078, Roulette (Jap)SMJ-7289. 
Singles: c & i also on Roulette SR-42001 [45]. 
Samplers: f & i also on Blue Note 7243 5 21688 2 8 [CD] titled LATINO BLUE: BLUE NOTE JAZZ CON SABOR LATINO.
Producer: Teddy Reig

Covers: "Long, Long Summer" also performed by The New Morty Show (Slimstyle).

LALO = BRILLIANCE
The Piano of Lalo Schifrin
New York City: c. 1962
Leo Wright (as,f); Lalo Schifrin (p); Jimmy Raney (g); Art Davis (b); Rudy Collins (d); Willie Rodriguez (cga,bgo).

a. The Snake's Dance (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:27
b. An Evening in Sao Paulo (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:44
c. Desafinado (A.C. Jobim) - 3:17
d. Kush (Dizzy Gillespie) - 6:13
e. Rhythm-A-Ning (T. Monk) - 4:32
f. Mount Olive (Lalo Schifrin) - 4:38
g. Cubano Be (George Russell) - 3:10
h. Sphyros (Lalo Schifrin) - 4:00

Issues: a-h on Roulette Birdland R(S)52088 titled LALO = BRILLIANCE. a-h also on Roulette Birdland (Ger) 402 773 titled THE PIANO OF LALO SCHIFRIN. a-h also on Fresh Sound (Sp) FSR-CD 319 [CD] titled TIN TIN DEO.
Producer: Teddy Reig
Notes: Leonard Feather

SUDDENLY THE BLUES
Leo Wright
New York City: April 23, 1962
Leo Wright (as,f); Kenny Burrell (g); Ron Carter (b); Rudy Collins (d).

a. (6171) Dionysos (Lalo Schiffrin) [sic] - 3:07

Note: Schifrin does not participate in other titles from Atlantic 1393 ("Willow Weep for Me," "The Wiggler," "A Felicidade," "Tali," "Sassy Lady," "Gensel's Message," "Greensleeves" and "Suddenly the Blues").

Issues: a on Atlantic 1393, Koch Jazz KOC-CD-8544 [CD]
Producer: Nesuhi Ertegun
Engineer: Tom Dowd and Phil Iehle
Notes: Gary Kramer

DIZZY ON THE FRENCH RIVIERA
Dizzy Gillespie
New York City: May 1962
Dizzy Gillespie (tp,vcl); Charlie Ventura (bass sax); Leo Wright (f,as); Lalo Schifrin (as "Schiffran") (p, arr); Bola Sete (g); Chris White (b); Rudy Collins (d); Jose Paulo (tamb).

a. (24488 (PB7199/PS3197)) Pau de Arara (Morais/Gonzaga) - 3:42 

same or similar, add Jose Paulo (g, tamb); Carmen Costa (cabasa). Charlie Ventura out.

b. (24489 (PB7200/PS3198)) Desafinado (Jobim/Mendonça) - 3:28 
c. (24493 (PB7204/PS3202)) Long Long Summer, pt. 1
     (Lalo Schifrin) - 5:17
d. (24494 (PB7205/PS3203)) Sea Sounds (Bruitage Mer) 

New York City: May 1962
Dizzy Gillespie (tp); Leo Wright (f, as); Lalo Schifrin (as "Schiffran") (p); Chris White (b); Rudy Collins (d); Jose Paulo (g, tamb); Carmen Costa (cabasa, vcl).

e. (24499 (PB7210/PS3208)) I Waited for You (Russell/Gillespie) - 2:46

New York City: May-June 1962
Dizzy Gillespie (tp); Leo Wright (f, as); Lalo Schifrin (p); Chris White (b); Rudy Collins (d); Jose Paulo, Carmen Costa (maracas, vcl).

f. (24684 (PB 7742)) Me-Da-Um Dinheiro Ahi
     (Give Me Some Money There)

Dizzy Gillespie (tp); Leo Wright (f, as, poss. perc); Lalo Schifrin (p, poss. perc); Jose Paulo (g, poss. vcl); Chris White (b); Rudy Collins (d); Jose Paulo, Carmen Costa (poss. perc, poss. vcl).

g. (24685 (PB 7743) I Shall Never Forget

Dizzy Gillespie (tp); Leo Wright (f, as); Lalo Schifrin (p); Chris White (b); Rudy Collins (d); Jose Paulo, Carmen Costa (maracas, vcl).

h. (24686 (PB 7744) Mount Olive (Lalo Schifrin) 

same, band (vcl). 

i. (24687 (PB7745) Oo-Shoo-Bee-Doo-Bee (J. Carroll/B. Graham)

same, Dizzy Gillespie (tp, vcl).

j. (24688 (PB 7746) Lady Be Good (G. Gershwin/I. Gershwin)

Live At The Jazz Festival, Juan-les-Pins, France: July 24, 1962
Dizzy Gillespie (tp); Leo Wright (as); Lalo Schifrin (p); Elek Bacsik (g); Chris White (b); Rudy Collins (d); Pepito Riestria (perc).

k. (25357 (PB8015/PS4090)) Here 'Tis (Dizzy Gillespie) - 8:39 
l. (25358 (PB8016/PS4091)) No More Blues (aka Chega de Saudade)
     (Antonio Carlos Jobim/Vinicius De Moraes) - 10:18 
m. (25359? (*)) For the Gypsies (aka Ole) (Dizzy Gillespie)
n. (25361 (*) (PB8019/PS4094)) For the Gypsies (Les Gitanes)
     (Dizzy Gillespie) - 4:40

Note: (*) The final recorded performance of this title supposedly consists of edits of matrix no.'s 25359 and 25261 - although matrix no. 25399 is also assigned to "Manha De Carnaval", noted in the NEW WAVE! sessions below. (1) Other titles from these sessions, issued and unissued, are listed below as part of NEW WAVE. (2) Titles k thru n may have been recorded in a studio. Applause is alleged to have been dubbed in. (3) Tom Lord lists "For the Gypsies" as Matrix 25359, adding that it is listed as "Ole" on certain issues but is identical to "For the Gypsies." (4) Issues of DIZZY ON THE FRENCH RIVIERA do not list Bola Sete's participation, probably for contractual reasons. 

Issues: a, b, c, e, k, l & n (or m+n?) on Philips PHM 200-048 (mono), Philips PHS 600-048 (stereo), Philips Time 9, Verve B001255602 [CD] and Verve (Eu) 602517966932 [CD]. a, b, c, e, h, k, l & n (or m+n?) on Philips (Jap) 32JD-124 [CD].
Singles: a, b & l also on Philips (Fr) 430 794 [EP]. a, b & k also on Philips (E) 430739BE [EP] titled THE NEW SOUND IN JAZZ - BOSSA NOVA - DESAFINADO. 
Samplers: a, b, c, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l & n also on Mosaic MD7-234 [CD] titled THE VERVE/PHILIPS DIZZY GILLESPIE SMALL GROUP SESSIONS. a, b & c also on Mercury 832 574-2 [CD] titled COMPACT JAZZ. b also on Verve 314 513 875-2 [CD] titled DIZZY'S DIAMONDS: BEST OF THE VERVE YEARS. f also on Shout Factory D2K 30850 [CD] titled DIZZY GILLESPIE CAREER 1937-1992. i also on EmArcy (Jap) 195J-10088 titled SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW. 
Producer: Quincy Jones (a-j), Hal Mooney (k-n).
Engineer: Not listed
Notes: Richard Warren Lewis (Philips PHM 200-048).

NEW WAVE!
Dizzy Gillespie
New York City: May 1962
Dizzy Gillespie (tp,vcl); Leo Wright (f,as); Lalo Schifrin (p, arr); Bola Sete (g); Jose Paulo (g, tamb); Chris White (b); Rudy Collins (d); Carmen Costa (cabasa).

a. (24490 (*) (PB7201/PS3199)) Chega de Saudade (No More Blues)

same or similar, add Charlie Ventura (bass sax).

b. (24491 (PB7202/PS3200)) Chega de Saudade (No More Blues) 

same or similar, Charlie Ventura out. 

c. (24492 (PB7203/PS3201)) Taboo (Margarita Lecuona/S. K. Russell) 
     (also as Tabu (M. Lecuona/Al Stillman)**) - 3:00
d. (24495 (PB7206/PS3204)) This Is The Way (Gil Fuller/Dizzy Gillespie) 
e. (24496 (PB7207/PS3205)) Cubana Be (George Russell/Dizzy Gillespie)   
f. (24497 (PB7208/PS3206)) One Alone (Lonely One) (Dizzy Gillespie) 
g. (24498 (PB7209/PS3207)) I Think That Maybe I Should Go Away

New York City: May 1962
Dizzy Gillespie (tp); Leo Wright (f,as); Lalo Schifrin (as "Schiffran") (p); Chris White (b); Rudy Collins (d); Jose Paulo (g,tamb); Carmen Costa (cabasa,vcl).

h. (24500 (PB7211/PS3209)) Morning of the Carnival  
     (Luiz Bonfa/Antonia Naria (sic: Antonio Maria Aruojo De Moraes)) - 3:21
     (also as Manha de Carnaval (Bonfa/Peretti/Creatore/Weiss)**) 
i. 24501 (PB7212/PS3210) Pergunte Ao Joao (aka Ask John) 
     (Silvia/Costa) - 2:57

New York City: July 10, 1962
Dizzy Gillespie (tp); Leo Wright (f,as); Lalo Schifrin (p); Bola Sete (g); Chris White (b); Rudy Collins (d); Carmen Costa (cabassa).

j. (25257 (PB7929/PS3392)) In A Shanty In Old Shanty Town 
     (Little/Siras/Young) - 4:21
k. (25258 (PB7930/PS3393)) Careless Love
     (adapted by Dizzy Gillespie) - 6:16 
l. (25259 (PB7931/PS3394)) Gee Baby, Ain't I Good to You  
     (Don Redman/Andy Razaf) - 3:53 
m. (25260 (*) (PB7932)) No More Blues II (Chega de Saudade II) 
     (Antonio Carlos Jobim/Vinicius De Moraes) - 5:55

Live At The Jazz Festival, Juan-les-Pins, France: July 24, 1962
Dizzy Gillespie (tp); Leo Wright (as,f); Lalo Schifrin (p); Elek Bacsik (g); Chris White (b); Rudy Collins (d); Pepito Riestria (perc).

n. (25356 (PB8014/PS4089)) Long, Long Summer (Lalo Schifrin) 

same or similar, except Leo Wright (as).

o. (25359? (PB8017/PS4092)) Morning of the Carnival 
p. (25360 (PB8018/PS4093)) One Note Samba (Antonio Carlos Jobim/
     Newton Mendoca (Newton Ferreira Mendonça)) - 5:23
q. Shakeldoo Shaddel Daddy 
r. This is the Way 
s. Manteca 

Note: (*) The final recorded performance of this title consists of edits of matrix no.'s 24491 and 25260. (**) Alternate titles listed this way on the Wing issues (thanks to Dick van Oosten). (1) Other titles from these sessions, issued and unissued, are listed above as part of DIZZY ON THE FRENCH RIVIERA. (2) Titles n thru s may have been recorded in a studio. Applause is alleged to have been dubbed in. (3) Issues of NEW WAVE do not list Bola Sete's participation, probably for contractual reasons. 

Issues: b+m, c, h, i, j, k, l & p on Philips PHM 200-070 (mono), Philips PHS 600-070 (stereo), Trip TLP-5591 and Philips (Jap) UCCU-3006 [CD]. b+m, c, h, i, k, l & p on Mercury Wing MGW-12318-W (mono), Mercury Wing SRW-16318-W (stereo). 
Samplers: a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, l & p also on Mosaic MD7-234 [CD] titled THE VERVE/PHILIPS DIZZY GILLESPIE SMALL GROUP SESSIONS. c also on Verve 314 533 846-2 [CD] titled DIZZY GILLESPIE TALKIN' VERVE. e also on EmArcy (Jap) 195J-10088 titled SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW. i also on Verve 314 513 875-2 [CD] titled DIZZY'S DIAMONDS: BEST OF THE VERVE YEARS. j also on Verve (Ger) 0602498374429 [CD] titled BAR JAZZ (VERVE JAZZ CLUB).
Producer: Quincy Jones
Engineer: Not listed

DIZZY GILLESPIE - VINTAGE JAZZ COLLECTION
Dizzy Gillespie
Live At The Antibes Jazz Festival: July 22, 1962
Dizzy Gillespie, Jimmy Nottingham, Roger Guerin, Stan Roderic (tp); Julius Watkins, John Burden, Andy McGovin (cnt) Frank Rehak, Akke Persson, Jimmy Wallace (tb); Billy Butterfield (tu); Leo Wright (as,f), Lalo Schifrin (p,arr), Chris White (b); Rudy Collins (d); Pepito Riestra (perc).

a. Con Alma
b. I Can't Get Started With You
c. 'Round About Midnight
d. I'll Never Go Back To Georgia
e. Oo-shoo-be-doo-be
f. No More Blues
g. I Waited For You
h. Manha da Carnaval (Orfeu Negro)

Note: Other titles on Toshiba/EMI (Jap) TOLW-3112 [LD] without Lalo Schifrin

Issues: a-h on Toshiba/EMI (Jap) TOLW-3112 [LD].

BACK WITH BASIE
Count Basie
New York: July 26, 1962
George (Sonny) Cohn, Al Aarons, Thad Jones (tp); Henry Coker, Benny Powell, Quentin Jackson(tb); Marshall Royal (cl,as); Frank Wess (as,ts,fl); Frank Foster (ts); Charlie Fowlkes (bar); Eric Dixon (ts,fl); Freddie Green (g); Buddy Catlett (b); Louis Bellson (d); Count Basie (p); Lalo Schifrin (arr).

a. One Note Samba

Note: Schifrin does not participate in other titles from Roulette Birdland R(S) 52113. Schifrin's arrangement of "One Note Samba" was also recorded in performance by the Basie band in Stockholm on three occasions (August 9, 10 and 12, 1962) but none of these were issued. Sleeve notes on Roulette Birdland R(S)52113 indicate Schifrin has done other arrangements for Basie.

Issues: a on Roulette Birdland R(S) 52113, Roulette (F) 500022.

THE VIRGINIAN
Lalo Schifrin et al.
unknown location: c. 1962

(titles unknown)

Note: Theme by Percy Faith. Originally broadcast on NBC-TV from September 19, 1962 to September 9, 1970.

Issues: None.

JAZZ FAUST
Lalo Schifrin
Washington, DC: 1962
Lalo Schifrin (comp) with others unknown.

(titles unknown)

Issues: None

BOSSA NOVA, NEW BRAZILIAN JAZZ
Lalo Schifrin and Orchestra
New York City: June 1962
Leo Wright (as,f); Lalo Schifrin (p); Christopher White (b); Rudy Collins (d); Jose Paulo, Jack Del Rio (perc).

a. Boato (Bistro) (J.R. Kelly) - 2:26
b. Chora Tua Tristeza (O.C. Neves/L. Fiorini) - 2:38
c. Poema Do Adeus (L. Antonio) - 3:19
d. Apito No Samba (L. Antonio/L. Bandeira) - 2:50
e. Chega De Saudade (A.C. Jobim/V. De Moraes) - 5:19
f. Bossa Em Nova York (J. Paulo/D. Madrid) - 1:52
g. O Amor E A Rosa (A. Maria-Pernambuco) - 3:34
h. O Menino Desce O Morro (Little Brown Boy) (De Rosa/V. Brasil) - 2:28
i. Menina Feia (O.C. Neves) - 2:25
j. Ouça (Maysa) - 3:56 
k. Samba De Uma Nota So (A.C. Jobim/N.F. De Mendonca) - 3:44
l. Patinho Feio (aka Ugly Duckling) (O.C. Neves) - 3:01

Issues: a-l on Audio Fidelity AFLP-1981 (mono), Audio Fidelity AFSD-5981 (stereo), Audio Fidelity AFSD-6195 (stereo). a-l also on Audio Fidelity (Brz) AFLP-1981 (mono), Audio Fidelity (Brz) AFSD-5981 titled BOSSA NOVA EM NOVA YORK. a-l also on Bellaphon (Ger) BI-1546 titled LALO SCHIFRIN. a-l also on AF (Sp) 9032 GS EKIPO 1971 titled LALO SCHIFRIN DE MISION IMPOSIBLE AL "BOSSA PROGRESIVO". a-l also on Audioton (Mex) AELP titled BOSSA NOVA (aka BOSSA NOVA - JAZZ EN BRASIL). a-l also on Audio Fidelity AFSD6195 titled THE OTHER SIDE OF LALO SCHIFRIN (1968). a-l also on Ubatuqui (Sp) UBCD-301 [CD] titled BOSSA NOVA GROOVE (1999) (see EDDIE HARRIS: BOSSA NOVA for additional titles). a-l also on Aleph 020 [CD] titled BRAZILIAN JAZZ (2000). a-l also on Forever Gold (Eu) FG-353 [CD] titled LALO SCHIFRIN (2008).
Singles: l (2:20 edit) & a (2:19 edit) also on Audio Fidelity 45-084 [45].
Samplers: d, g & j also on Time Wind (NL) DB 50137 titled THE GOLDEN MAGIC SAXOPHONE. k also on Rare Groove (It) RG-2006 [CD] titled THE BOSSA NOVA - EXCITING JAZZ SAMBA RHYTHMS VOL. 1. 

BIG BAND BOSSA NOVA
Quincy Jones and his Orchestra
New York City: August 13, 1962
Large band including Clark Terry (tp); Phil Woods (as); Roland Kirk (strich,as); Lalo Schifrin (p); Jim Hall (g); Chris White (b); Rudy Collins (d); Jose Paulo; Carlos Gomez, Jack Del Rio (perc); Quincy Jones (arr,cond).

a. (22191 (PB5109/PS4206)) Soul Bossa Nova (Quincy Jones) - 2:40
b. (22192 (PB5110?/PS4207)) A Taste of Honey (Bobby Scott)

New York City: September 4, 1962
Large band incluiding Clark Terry (tp); Phil Woods (as); Lalo Schifrin (p); Jim Hall (g); Chris White (b); Rudy Collins (d); Jose Paulo, Carlos Gomez, Jack Del Rio (perc); Quincy Jones (arr,cond).

c. (22136 (PB5060/PS4191)) Samba de Uma Nota So (One Note Samba) 
     (A.C. Jobim) - 1:59 
d. (22137 (PB5061/PS4192)) Boogie Bossa Nova (aka Boogie Stop Shuffle)  
     (Charlie Mingus) - 2:39
e. (22138 (PB5062/PS4193)) Carnival (Manha de Carnaval) (Luiz Bonfa) - 2:56

New York City: September 7, 1962
Same or similar.

f. (22139 (PB5063/PS4194)) Lalo Bossa Nova  
     (aka Lalo's Bossa Nova, Samba Para Dos) (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:10 
g. (22140 (PB5064/PS4165)) On the Street Where You Live (Lerner/Lowe) - 2:31
h. (22141) Colonel Bogey  
i. (22142 (PB5065/PS4196)) Serenata (Leroy Anderson) - 3:21

New York City: September 8, 1962
Same or similar.

j. (22143 (PB5067/PS4198)) Desafinado (Jobim/Mendonça) - 2:52
k. (22144 (PB5068/PS4199)) Chega de Saudade (No More Blues) 
     (Antonio Carlos Jobim/Vinicius De Moraes) - 5:38 
l. (22145 (PB5069?/PS4200)) Soul Bossa Nova  

New York City: September 12, 1962
Large band including Clark Terry (tp); Phil Woods (as); Roland Kirk (strich,sop); Lalo Schifrin (p); Jim Hall (g); Chris White (b); Rudy Collins (d); Jose Paulo, Carlos Gomez, Jack Del Rio (perc); Quincy Jones (arr,cond).

m. (22190 (PB5108/PS4205)) Se E Tarde Me Pardona (Forgive Me If I'm Late)        
     (Carlos Lyra/Ronaldo Boscoli) - 4:18  

Note: (1) Original title of "Boogie Bossa Nova" was "Sack a Doo Doo." (2) Verve 314 557 913-2 [CD] indicates elections a, b & m were recorded on September 13, 1962. 

Issues: a, c-g, i-k & m on Mercury MG-20751 (mono), Mercury SR-60751 (stereo), Mercury (Jap) PHCE-4015 [CD], Mercury (Jap) UCCU-5026 [CD], Mercury (Jap) UCCU-9526 [CD], Mercury (Jap) UCCU-9416 [CD]. a, c-g, i-k & m on Mercury (NL) 134 519 MFY titled QUINCY IN RIO. a-g, i-k & m on Verve 314 557 913-2 [CD]. 
Samplers: a also on Mercury 72041, Mercury 846630-2 [CD] titled THE COMPLETE MERCURY RECORDINGS OF ROLAND KIRK, Verve 841 396-2 [CD] titled THE GIRLS FROM IPANEMA: BEST OF BOSSA NOVA, Verve (It) 555 458-2 [CD] titled VERVE LOUNGE MUSIC CLUB: CLASSIC, Verve 525 560-2 [CD] titled THE SOUL OF JAZZ: VOLUME 5, Hip-o HIPD-40168 [CD] titled THE REEL QUINCY JONES, Motor (Ger) 565 382-2 [CD] titled A TRIP TO BRAZIL - 40 YEARS OF BOSSA NOVA, EmArcy (Ger) 545 475-1 titled A TRIP TO BRAZIL: BOSSA NOVA & BEYOND, Hollywood 162112 [CD] titled AUSTIN POWERS: INTERNATIONAL MAN OF MYSTERY, Alex (E) 5978 [CD] titled THE BEST LATINO CARNIVAL IN THE WORLD...EVER, Rhino R2-72238 [CD] titled COCKTAIL MIX VOL. 2: MARTINI MADNESS, Verve 69 490 667-2 [CD] titled QUINCY JONES' FINEST HOUR, Universal (Jap) 3022 [CD] titled THE BEST OF QUINCY JONES, Polygram (Jap) UICY-4010 [CD] titled THE VERY BEST OF QUINCY JONES, Rhino R2 74363 [CD] titled Q - THE MUSICAL BIOGRAPHY OF QUINCY JONES, Universal (Jap) UCCU-1053 [CD] titled GREAT COPS, Virgin TV (E) VTDCD355 [CD] titled SAMPLED and Boutique (Ger) 06007 5306564 [CD] titled SAMPLED! (JAZZ CLUB). a, d & g also on Verve 314 549 540-2 [CD] titled QUINCY JONES: TALKIN' VERVE. a & f also on Mercury SRM2-623 titled NDEDA. a, f & m also on Mercury (F) 126067MCE. a & m also on Mercury (Eu) 126078MCE. b & j also on Pickwick (Can) PTP-2091 titled QUINCY JONES SHOWCASE. c, e, f & m also on Mercury (Sp)126084MCE. d also on Mercury 72105, Razor & Tie RE-2088 [CD] titled PURE DELIGHT and Motor (Ger) 564 931-2 [CD] titled MOJO CLUB VOL. 8 - LOVE THE ONE YOU'RE WITH. c, k & j also on Verve (Ger) 06024 9841791 [CD] titled QUINCY JONES - SWINGING THE BIG BAND. e also on Verve 314 537 702 [CD] titled JAZZ 'ROUND MIDNIGHT: QUINCY JONES, Mercury 72105 and Verve (Ger) 06007 5301573 [CD] titled JAZZ GOES HOLLYWOOD. g also on Mercury 71041 (??). j also on Mercury MG-20799 (mono) & Mercury SR-60799 (stereo) & Mercury (Jap) PHCE-4016 [CD] titled QUINCY JONES PLAYS THE HIP HITS, Mercury 830774-2 [CD] titled STRIKE UP THE BAND, Verve 814 451-2 [CD] titled GITANES JAZZ: JAZZ BOSSA NOVA, Mercury MG-20964 (mono) & Mercury SR-60964.
Producer: Quincy Jones
Engineer: Phil Ramone
Notes: Gene Lees

DESAFINADO
Pat Thomas
New York City: September 12, 1962?
Pat Thomas (vcl).
Hollywood, California: October 2, 1962
Bud Shank (f); Al Hendrickson, Laurindo Almeida (g); Buddy Clark (b); Mel Lewis (d); Frank Flynn, Mel Lewis, Frank Guerrero, Jack Del Rio (d, perc); Gerald Vinci, Amerigo Marino, Victor Arno, Paul Shure, Erno Neufeld, Robert Barene (vln); Joseph DiFiore, Alvin Dinkin (viola); Armand Kaproff, Edgar Lustgarden (cello); Benjamin Barrett (contractor); Lalo Schifrin (arr, cond). 

a. (62VK614 (62XY871)) Desafinado (Slightly Out of Tune) 
     (Jobim/Mendonca/Cavanaugh/Hendricks) - 2:31

New York City: September 12, 1962?
Pat Thomas (vcl).
Hollywood, California: October 1, 1962
Paul Horn (f); Laurindo Almeida (g); Buddy Clark (b); Mel Lewis, Frank Guerrero, Jack Del Rio (d, perc); Gerald Vinci, Amerigo Marino, Marvin Limonick, John DeVoogdt, Paul Shure, Henry Roth (vln); Alvin Dinkin, Joseph DiFiore (viola); Margaret Aue, Jesse Ehrlich (cello); Benjamin Barrett (contractor); Lalo Schifrin (arr, cond). 

b. (62VK615 (62XY872)) One Note Samba (Jobim/Mendonca/Hendricks) -- 2:00

New York City; October 1, 1962?
Pat Thomas (vcl).
Hollywood, California: October 1, 1962
Paul Horn (f); Laurindo Almeida (g); Buddy Clark (b); Mel Lewis, Frank Guerrero, Jack Del Rio (d, perc); Gerald Vinci, Amerigo Marino, Marvin Limonick, John DeVoogdt, Paul Shure, Henry Roth (vln); Alvin Dinkin, Joseph DiFiore (viola); Margaret Aue, Jesse Ehrlich (cello); Benjamin Barrett (contractor); Lalo Schifrin (arr, cond). 

c. (62XY906) Once Again (Jobim) - 3:12
d. (62XY908) Carnival (Bonfa/Peretti/Creatore/Weiss) - 2:49
e. (62XY912) Baia (Gilbert/Barroso) - 2:57

New York City; October 1, 1962?
Pat Thomas (vcl).
Hollywood, California: October 2, 1962
Bud Shank (f); Al Hendrickson, Laurindo Almeida (g); Buddy Clark (b); Mel Lewis (d); Frank Flynn, Mel Lewis, Frank Guerrero, Jack Del Rio (d, perc); Gerald Vinci, Amerigo Marino, Victor Arno, Paul Shure, Erno Neufeld, Robert Barene (vln); Joseph DiFiore, Alvin Dinkin (viola); Armand Kaproff, Edgar Lustgarden (cello); Benjamin Barrett (contractor); Lalo Schifrin (arr, cond). 

f. (62XY913) Soft Nights (E Luxo So) (Barroso/Vaughn) - 2:46

New York City; October 2, 1962?
Pat Thomas (vcl).
Hollywood, California: October 2, 1962
Bud Shank (f); Al Hendrickson, Laurindo Almeida (g); Buddy Clark (b); Mel Lewis (d); Frank Flynn, Mel Lewis, Frank Guerrero, Jack Del Rio (d, perc); Gerald Vinci, Amerigo Marino, Victor Arno, Paul Shure, Erno Neufeld, Robert Barene (vln); Joseph DiFiore, Alvin Dinkin (viola); Armand Kaproff, Edgar Lustgarden (cello); Benjamin Barrett (contractor); Lalo Schifrin (arr, cond). 

g. (62XY907) I Wish You Love (Beach/Trenet) - 2:22
h. (62XY909) Could Be (McFarland/Guryan) - 2:16
i. (62XY910) To Welcome The Day (Coleman/Guryan) - 2:30
j. (62XY911) C'Est Si Bon (Seelen/Honez/Betti) - 1:51 
k. (62XY914) Recardo Bossa Nova (Ferreira) - 2:22
l. (62XY915) Samba de Orfeu (Bonfa) - 4:35

Note: (1) MGM E/SE 4103 was originally scheduled as Verve V/V6-8499, which was never issued. (2) The New York City dates for these sessions are taken from from Michel Ruppli's THE MGM Label, and are probably not correct.

Issues: a-l on MGM E/SE-4103, Universal (Jap) [CD] UCCU-3097 [CD]. 
Singles: a & b also on also on Verve VK1069 [45], MGM K 13102 [45]. d & h also on MGM (E) 45MGM1188 [45]. j also on MGM (E) 45MGM1234 [45].
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer: Not Listed
Notes: Del Shields

THE NEW CONTINENT
Dizzy Gillespie and the Big Band - Composed and Arranged By Lalo Schifrin
Hollywood, California: September 1962
Dizzy Gillespie, Al Porcino, Ray Triscari, Stu Williamson, Conte Candoli (tp); Frank Rosolino, Mike Barone, Bob Edmondson, Kenny Shroyer (tb); Ches Thompson, Stewart Rensey, Luis Kant (fhr); Red Callander (tu); Phil Woods, Charlie Kennedy (as); James Moody, Bill Perkins (ts); Bill Hood (bar); Lalo Schifrin (p,comp,arr); Al Hendrickson (g); Buddy Clark, Chris White (b); Mel Lewis, Rudy Collins (d); Emil Richards, Larry Bunker, Francisco Aquabella (perc); Benny Carter (cond).

a. (22344 (PB5187/PS2029)) The Conquerors (Lalo Schifrin) - 7:32 
b. (22346 (PB5189/PS2031)) The Swords (Lalo Schifrin) - 4:02
c. (22347 (PB5190/PS2032)) The Chains (Lalo Schifrin) - 9:24
d. (22350 (PB5193/PS2035)) Chorale (Lalo Schifrin) - 5:40 
e. (22351 (PB5194/PS2036)) The Legend of Atlantis (Lalo Schifrin) - 5:38
f. (22352 (PB5195/PS2037)) The Empire (Lalo Schifrin) - 7:26

Note: All titles initially scheduled on Phillips PHM200-072 (mono), PHS600-072 (stereo), but not issued. 

Issues: a-f on Limelight (mono) LM-82022, Limelight (stereo) LS-86022 (issued 1965) and Limelight (Jap) UCCM-9097 [CD] (issued July 2002). a-f also on Trip TLP5584, Limelight (E) LML4017, EmArcy (Eu) 6641.647, Phonogram (Jap) SFX10575, Mercury (Jap) SFX10573. a-f also on EmArcy EMS2-410 titled COMPOSER'S CONCEPTS (issued 1977, also includes entire contents of Gillespie's THE COOL WORLD, without Schifrin). 
Samplers: a also on Verve 314 533 846-2 [CD] titled TALKIN' VERVE: DIZZY GILLESPIE. c also on Verve 314 513 875-2 titled DIZZY'S DIAMONDS. c, d & f also on Verve 314 547 185-2 [CD] titled TALKIN VERVE: LALO SCHIFRIN.
Producer: Quincy Jones
Engineer: Not Listed
Notes: Lalo Schifrin, Leonard Feather

THE BIG BAND
Dizzy Gillespie Big Band
unknown location: 1962
Dizzy Gillespie, Jimmy Nottingham, Roger Guerin, Stan Roderic (tp); Frank Rehak, Ake Person (tb); Jimmy Wallace (b-tb); Leo Wright (as,f); Julius Watkins, John Burden, Andy McGovin (fhr); Billy Butterfield (tu); Lalo Schifrin (p); Chris White (b); Rudy Collins (d); Pepito Riestra (cga).

a. Night in Tunisia
b. Emanon
c. Chega de Saudade
d. Con Alma
e. This is the Way
f. Kush

Note: Other titles on LRC CDC-9075 [CD] without Lalo Schifrin.

Issues: a-f on LRC CDC-9075 [CD].

PIANO, STRINGS AND BOSSA NOVA
Lalo Schifrin
New York City: October 23, 1962
Lalo Schifrin (p); Jim Hall (g); Christopher White (b); Rudy Collins (d); Jose Paulo, Carmen Costa (Latin perc) with unidentified harp and strings.

a. (62-XY-928) The Wave (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:40
b. (62-XY-929) Insensatez (Antonio Carlos Jobim) - 2:31
c. (62-XY-930) You and Me (Voce E Eu) (Carlos Lyra/V. De Moraes) - 1:45 
d. (62-XY-931) Lalo's Bossa Nova (Samba Para Dos) (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:14
e. (62-XY-932) Silvia (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:08
f. (62-XY-933) Murmurio (Luiz Antonio/Djaima Ferreira) - 1:55

New York City: October 24, 1962

g. (62-XY-934) Maria (Bernstein) - 2:26 
h. (62-XY-935) Rapaz De Bem (Johnny Alf) - 2:32
i. (62-XY-936) Samba No Perro Quet (Parrot Samba) (Djaima Ferreira) - 2:01
j. (62-XY-937) Rio After Dark (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:30 
k. (62-XY-938) Time For Love (Leonard Feather) - 2:23 
l. (62-XY-939) Four Leaf Clover (Harry Woods/M. Dixon) - 1:48

Note: Verve V6-8785 was issued in April 2001 by Speakers Corner Records (Germany) as a 180 gram heavy vinyl audiophile LP.

Issues: a-l on MGM S/SE-4110 (issued 1962), Verve 314 589 763-2 [CD] (issued August 2002), Verve B001196002 [CD], Verve (Eu) 0602517833326 [CD] (issued September 2008) titled PIANO, STRINGS & BOSSA NOVA. a-j & l on Verve V6-8785 (issued 1969), Verve (Arg) 72038, Verve (Jap) UCCV-9019 [CD], Verve (Jap) UCCV-3022 [CD] titled INSENSATEZ. 
Singles: a also on MGM K13224 [45]. f & g also on MGM K13111 [45]. 
Samplers: a also on Verve 314 547 185-2 [CD] titled TALKIN VERVE: LALO SCHIFRIN. a, d & e also on Verve (Ger) 06007 5307418 [CD] titled MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE AND OTHER THRILLING THEMES. a, d, g & j also on Motor (Ger) 535495-2 [CD] titled MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE…AND MORE!. b also on Verve (E) 2352139. e also on Rare Groove (It) RG 2011 [CD] titled THE BOSSA NOVA EXCITING JAZZ SAMBA RHYTHMS - "FILM BOSSA" - VOL. 6. g also on Mercury/Talking Loud/Brownswood (Jap) PHCR-1633 [CD] titled PHONOPHILE 001 FREESTYLE GILLES PETERSON. h also on Boutique (Ger) 069 710-2 [CD] titled A TRIP TO BRAZIL VOL. 3: BACK TO BOSSA and Verve (Ger) 06024 9845734 [CD] titled COFFEE TIME JAZZ (VERVE JAZZ CLUB). k also on Verve (E)2352 187 titled MORE LATIN DELIGHTS. l also on Monitor P4RN-9169/70 titled ADOLPH'S MUSIC TO BARBECUE BY.
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer: Bob Arnold
Notes: Leonard Feather

Covers: "Sylvia" also covered by Clebanoff And His Orchestra on LUSH, LATIN & BOSSA NOVA TOO! (Mercury MG-20824, Mercury SR-60824).

BOSSA NOVA
Eddie Harris
prob. New York City: November 1962
Eddie Harris (ts); Lalo Schifrin (p,arr); Jimmy Raney (g); Art Davis (b); Jack del Rio, Osvaldo Cigno (perc).

a. (63-2945) Mima (Lalo Schifrin) - 7:39
b. (63-2946) Lolita Marie (Eddie Harris) - 4:54
c. Cev Y Mar (aka Céu E Mar) (Johnny Alf) - 8:29
d. Whispering Bossa Nova (Lalo Schifrin) - 5:42
e. Samba Para Dos (aka Lalo Bossa Nova, Lalo's Bossa Nova) (Lalo Schifrin) - 5:29
f. Tel Eco Teco No. 2 (Nelsinado O. Magalhaes) - 3:28

Note: Bassist Art Davis recalls that this session was most likely recorded in New York City - not Chicago, as most Vee Jay sessions were. Researcher Michael Fitzgerald confirms this fact by indicating that during November 1962, Schifrin was performing with Dizzy Gillespie at Birdland in New York City (a recording exists from November 10). 

Issues: a-f on Vee Jay VJLP(SR)-3034. a-f also on Ubatuqui (Sp) UBCD301 [CD] titled BOSSA NOVA GROOVE, as by Lalo Schifrin (see LALO SCHIFRIN: BOSSA NOVA-NEW BRAZILIAN JAZZ  for additional titles). a-f also on Collectables COL-CD-7266 [CD] titled BOSSA NOVA/BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S. 
Samplers: a also on TVT 6990 [CD] titled HAPPY ACCIDENTS. a-c alson Snapper/Charly (E) SNAP247CD [CD] titled EXODUS: THE BEST OF THE VEE-JAY YEARS. b also on Rare Groove (It) RG-2016 [CD] titled FROM LATIN...TO JAZZ DANCE 5.
Producer: Unknown
Engineer: Unknown
Notes: Jordi Pujol (Ubatuqui (Sp) UBCD301 [CD]).

Covers: "Mima" and "Whispering Bossa Nova" also covered by Clebanoff And His Orchestra on LUSH, LATIN & BOSSA NOVA TOO! (Mercury MG-20824, Mercury SR-60824).

LUIZ BONFA PLAYS AND SINGS BOSSA NOVA
Luiz Bonfa
New York City: December 30 & 31, 1962
Luiz Bonfa (g,vcl,arr); Oscar Castro Neves (p) with unidentified b, el-g, org, d, perc, female vcl (poss. Maria Toledo).

a. (62VK732) Silencio do Amor (The Silence of Love) (Luiz Bonfa/Maria Toledo) 
b. (62VK733) Tristeza (Brazilian Blues) (Luiz Bonfa/Maria Toledo)

same or similar, female vcl out.

c. (62VK734) Vem So (Come Here, My Love) (Luiz Bonfa)
d. (62VK735) Sambalamento (Luiz Bonfa/Maria Toledo)
e. (62VK736) Samba De Duas Notas (Samba Two Notes) (Luiz Bonfa) 

same or similar, Luiz Bonfa (g) with strings; Lalo Schifrin (arr). 

f. (62VK737) Ilha de Coral (Coral Island) (Luiz Bonfa)  

same or similar, Luiz Bonfa (g,vcl). Add unknown female vcl (poss. Maria Toledo).

g. (62VK738) Manha de Carnaval (Morning of the Carnival) (Luiz Bonfa/A. Maria)

same or similar, add strings; Lalo Schifrin (arr). Female vcl out.

h. (62VK739) Bossa Nova Cha Cha (Luiz Bonfa) 

same or similar, add unknown female vcl (poss. Maria Toledo).

i. (62VK740) Adeus (Luiz Bonfa)

same or similar, Luiz Bonfa (g). Strings and Lalo Schifrin out.

j. (62VK741) Domingo A Noite (Sunday Night) (Luiz Bonfa)

same or similar, female vcl out.

k. (62VK742) Quebra Mar (The Sea Wolf) (Luiz Bonfa)
l. (62VK743) Chora Tua Tristeza (Cry Your Blues Away) (Castro Neves/Fiorial)

same or similar, add unknown female vcl (poss. Maria Toledo).

m. (62VK744) [O] Amor Que Acabou (The End of Love) (Chico Feilosa/Luiz Freize)

Note: (1) Complete title listed on the cover sleeve of Verve V/V6-8522 is LUIS BONFA: THE COMPOSER OF BLACK ORPHEUS PLAYS AND SINGS BOSSA NOVA WITH LALO SCHIFRIN AND OSCAR CASTRO NEVES. (2) Michel Ruppli lists only December 31, 1962. Dates above listed on the sleeve of Verve V/V6-8522. (3) Verve V6-8522 was issued in May 2005 by Speakers Corner Records (Germany) as a 180 gram heavy vinyl audiophile LP.

Issues: a-m on Verve V/V6-8522, Verve 314 543 378-2 [CD], Verve B001188402 [CD], Verve (Jap) POCJ-2565 [CD], Verve (Jap) UCCV-9010 [CD]. a-m also on Verve (Arg) 7203 titled TRISTEZA.
Samplers: b, e, k & m also on Verve (F) 2304278, Verve (G) 2332053. b, f & h also on Verve (F) 2610018. b, e, f & h also on Verve (F) 2615001. e also on Verve (Ger) 06007 5301955 [CD] titled BOSSA NOVA SINGERS. g also on Verve 814 451-2 [CD] titled GITANES JAZZ: JAZZ BOSSA NOVA, Motor (Ger) 565 382-2 [CD] titled A TRIP TO BRAZIL - 40 YEARS OF BOSSA NOVA. h also on Verve (Ger) 0602498345559 [CD] titled BOSSA NOVA (VERVE JAZZ CLUB). j also on Verve 841 396-2 [CD] titled THE GIRLS FROM IPANEMA: BEST OF BOSSA NOVA
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer: Not Listed
Notes: Mason Sargent 

SAMBA PARA DOS
Lalo Schifrin/Bob Brookmeyer
New York City: February 7, 1963
Bob Brookmeyer (vtb); Frank Rehak (tb); Leo Wright (f,as); Phil Woods, Jerome Richardson (as); Zoot Sims, Al Cohn (ts); Romeo Penque (reeds); Danny Bank (bs); Lalo Schifrin (p); Jimmy Raney (g); Ben Tucker (b); Dave Bailey (d); Jose Paulo (perc); Carmelita Koehler (cello).

a. (63VK272) It's All Right With Me (Cole Porter) - 2:30
b. (63VK273) But Not For Me (George & Ira Gershwin) - 3:05
c. (63VK274) Time After Time (Cahn/Styne) - 3:28
d. (63VK275) Just One of Those Things (Cole Porter) - 3:25
e. (63VK276) What Kind of Fool Am I? (Bricusse/Newley) - 2:58
f. (63VK277) Samba Para Dos (Lalo Schifrin) - 10:00 
g. (63VK278) I Get a Kick Out of You (Cole Porter) - 4:37
h. (63VK290) My Funny Valentine (Rodgers/Hart) - 3:05

Issues: a-h on Verve V/V6-8543, Verve (Jap) UCCV-9199 [CD]. 
Samplers: d also on Rare Groove (It) RG 2015 [CD] titled FROM LATIN...TO JAZZ DANCE VOLUME 4 and Verve (Ger) 06007 5307418 [CD] titled MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE AND OTHER THRILLING THEMES. d & f also on Verve (F) 2615 062 titled JAZZ SAMBA. f also on Verve 314 547 185-2 [CD] titled TALKIN VERVE: LALO SCHIFRIN and Global RADCD-96 [CD] titled THE VERY BEST OF LATIN JAZZ. h also on Verve 814 451-2 [CD] titled GITANES JAZZ: JAZZ BOSSA NOVA. 
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer: Phil Ramone
Notes: Mort Fega (June 22, 1963)

Lalo Schifrin
A& R Recording Studios; New York City: March 8, 1963
Lalo Schifrin (p) plus unidentified sop-s,g,b,d,perc.

a. (63XY444 (63VK307)) Broken Date (Phillips) - 2:27
b. (63XY445 (63VK308)) The Good Life (Distel/Reardon) - 2:00

Note: MGM K13139 [45] was originally scheduled to be released as  Verve VK10290 [45] with corresponding master numbers as provided in parentheses above.

Issues: a & b on MGM K13139 [45], MGM (E) 1203 [45].
Producer: Creed Taylor

PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED RECORDINGS
Johnny Hodges
New York City: March 26, 1963
Johnny Hodges (as); Lalo Schifrin (p); Barry Galbraith (g); George Duvivier (b); Dave Bailey (d).

a. (63VK349 (73L5939)) Wanderlust (Duke Ellington) - 7:17
b. (63VK350 (73L5941)) Somebody Loves Me (Gershwin/DeSylva/Macdonald) - 2:45
c. (63VK351 (73L5936)) Dreary Days (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:10
d. (63VK352 (73L5942)) Away From You (Johnny Hodges) - 3:30
e. (63VK353 (73L5940)) All Too Soon (Carl Sigman/Duke Ellington) - 3:19
f. (63VK354 (73L5934)) Mama Knows (Johnny Hodges) - 4:15
g. (63VK355 (73L5935)) I'm In Another World (Duke Ellington) - 2:47
h. (63VK356 (73L5937)) I Can't Believe That You're in Love With Me
     (Clarence Gaskill/Jimmy McHugh) - 4:57
i. (63VK357 (73L5938)) B.A. Blues (Lalo Schifrin) - 4:35

Note: All titles were scheduled for Verve V-8546 in 1963, but not released. Verve V6-8834 was released in 1973.

Issues: a-i on Verve V6-8834, Verve (Eur) 2304 186 (issued in 1973).
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer: Eric Miller (remix/mastering supervisor). Angel Balestier (remix). Dennis Sands (mastering).
Notes: Leonard Feather. 

QUINCY JONES PLAYS HIP HITS
Quincy Jones and his Orchestra
New York City: April 10, 1963
Joe Newman, Clark Terry, Ernie Royal, Snooky Young, Jimmy Nottingham, Al Derisi (tp); Billy Byers, Paul Faulise, Jimmy Cleveland, Quentin Jackson, Kai Winding, Tom Mitchell, Santo Russo, Melba Liston (tb); Julius Watkins, Jimmy Buffington, Ray Alonge, Bob Northern, Earl Chapin, Paul Ingraham, Fred Klien, Willie Ruff (fhr); Bill Stanley, Jay McAllister (tu); Phil Woods, Zoot Sims, Roland Kirk, James Moody, Walt Levinsky, Frank Wess, Al Cohn, Romeo Penque, Budd Johnson, Seldon Powell, Jerome Richardson (reeds); Lalo Schifrin, Bobby Scott, Patti Bown (p,org); Kenny Burrell, Jim Hall, Wayne Wright, Sam Herman (g); Milt Hinton, Art Davis, George Duvivier, Ben Tucker, Major Holley, Chris White (b); Rudy Collins, Osie Johnson, Ed Shaughnessy (d); Charles McCoy (hca,tymp); James Johnson, Carlos Gomez, Jack Del Rio, Jose Paulo, Bill Costa, George Devens (perc); Quincy Jones (arr,cond).

a. (22894 (PB5593/PS2461)) Exodus (Ernest Gold) - 3:14
b. (22895 (PB5594/PS2462)) Jive Samba (Nat Adderley) - 2:38
c. (22896 (PB5595/PS2463)) Walk on the Wild Side (E. Bernstein) - 3:08

New York City: April 11, 1963

d. (22897 (PB5596/PS2464)) Take Five (Paul Desmond) - 3:28
e. (22898 (PB5597/PS2465)) Cast Your Fate to the Wind (Vince Guaraldi) - 2:40 
f. (22899 (PB5598/PS2466)) Bossa Nova USA  (Dave Brubeck) - 3:05
g. (22900 (PB5599/PS2467)) Watermelon Man (Herbie Hancock) - 3:19

Note: (1) Lalo Schifrin, whose participation in the above titles is questionable, does not participate in the additional titles from Mercury MG20799 (mono)/Mercury SR60799 (stereo), recorded on April 9, 1963 ("Back at the Chicken Shack," "Comin' Home Baby," "Gravy Waltz" and "I'm a Woman" [unissued]). (2) Mercury SR-60799 was issued in September 2000 by Speakers Corner Records (Germany) as a 180 gram heavy vinyl audiophile LP.

Issues: a-g on Mercury MG20799 (mono)/Mercury SR60799 (stereo), Mercury (Jap) PHCE4016 [CD], Mercury (Jap) UCCM-9152 [CD]. 
Samplers: a also on Verve 314 537 702 [CD] titled JAZZ 'ROUND MIDNIGHT: QUINCY JONES, Philips Time (E) 7. a, c & e also on Pickwick (Can) PTP-2091 titled QUINCY JONES SHOWCASE. a & c-g also on ABM (E) ABMMCD1081[CD] titled ABSTRACTIONS, Hallmark (E) 306202 [CD] titled THE GENIUS OF QUINCY JONES and Ranch Life CRANCH-12 [CD] titled BACKTRACKS. a, d, f & g also on Time Wind (NL) DB 50137 titled THE GOLDEN MAGIC SAXOPHONE. b also on Mercury 72160, Mercury SRM2-623 titled NDEDA and EmArcy (Ger) 545 360-2 [CD] titled A TRIP TO BRAZIL VOL. 2: BOSSA & BEYOND. b, d, e & f also on Mercury 830774-2 [CD] titled STRIKE UP THE BAND. b, d & f also on Verve (Ger) 06024 9841791 [CD] titled QUINCY JONES - SWINGING THE BIG BAND. f also on Polygram (Jap) UICY-4010 [CD] titled THE VERY BEST OF QUINCY JONES. g also on Mercury MG-20964 (mono), Mercury SR-60964 (stereo) titled DANCING DISCOTHEQUE.
Producer: Not Listed (prob. Quincy Jones)
Engineer: Phil Ramone
Notes: Don Gold

THE YELLOW CANARY
Kenyon Hopkins
New York City: April 15, 1963
Clark Terry (tp); Billy Byers, Dick Lieb, Jimmy Cleveland (tb); Zoot Sims (ts); Romeo Penque. Jerome Richardson (reeds); Eddie Costa (vib); Lalo Schifrin (p); Kenny Burrell (g); Milt Hinton (b); Ed Shaughnessy (d); Kenyon Hopkins (arr,cond).

a. (63VK380) Lissa (Kenyon Hopkins) - 2:00

same or similar, except Joe Newman (tp) replaces Clark Terry.

b. (63VK381) Bake's Lament (Kenyon Hopkins) - 1:38

New York City: April 16, 1963
Clark Terry (tp); Billy Byers, Dick Lieb, Jimmy Cleveland (tb); Zoot Sims (ts); Romeo Penque, Jerome Richardson (reeds); Eddie Costa (vib); Lalo Schifrin (p); Kenny Burrell (g); George Duvivier (b); Ed Shaughnessy (d); Kenyon Hopkins (arr,cond).

c. (63VK399) The Yellow Canary (Main Theme) (Kenyon Hopkins) - 2:30

New York City: April 16, 1963
Joe Newman (tp); Billy Byers, Dick Lieb, Jimmy Cleveland (tb); Zoot Sims (ts); Romeo Penque, Jerome Richardson (reeds); Eddie Costa (vib); Lalo Schifrin (p); Kenny Burrell (g); Milt Hinton (b); Ed Shaughnessy (d); Kenyon Hopkins (arr,cond).

d. (63VK382) The Hanging (Kenyon Hopkins) - 1:16,--3

same or similar, except Clark Terry (tp) replaces Joe Newman; George Duvivier (b) replaces Milt Hinton.

e. (63VK383) On The Roof (Kenyon Hopkins) - 3:56

same or similar, except Milt Hinton (b) replaces George Duvivier.

f. The Doll (Kenyon Hopkins) - 1:43

same or similar, except George Duvivier (b) replaces Milt Hinton.

g. The Menace (Kenyon Hopkins) - 1:56
h. Santa Monica Blues (Kenyon Hopkins) - 3:36
i. Deserted Canary (Kenyon Hopkins) - 2:25

same or similar, except Joe Newman (tp) replaces Clark Terry; Milt Hinton (b) replaces George Duvivier.

j. The Yellow Canary Juke Box (Kenyon Hopkins) - 2:30
k. (63VK384) The Spindrift (Kenyon Hopkins) - 3:47

same or similar, except Clark Terry (tp) replaces Joe Newman.

l. (63VK385) Lonesome Canary (Kenyon Hopkins) - 1:38

same or similar, except George Duvivier (b) replaces Milt Hinton.

m. (63VK386) The Whistling Canary (Kenyon Hopkins) - 2:30

Note: (1) Kenyon Hopkins later scored other films and TV shows, including cues for episodes of MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE and MANNIX. (2) Lalo Schifrin is a featured soloist on selections c, e, g, h, i, j & k.

Issues: a-m on Verve V/V6-8548 (issued July 1963).
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer: Phil Ramone
Notes: not listed

THE RITUAL OF SOUND
Lalo Schifrin
Carnegie Hall Recital Hall: April 18, 1963
The Carnegie Hall Chamber Orchestra; Gunther Schuller (cond).

a. The Ritual of Sound (Premiere) (Lalo Schifrin)

Note: "The Ritual of Sound" was premiered as part of Carnegie Hall's 20th Century Innovations program, "Recent Developments in Jazz." This performance also featured performances by Andre Hodeir, Susan Belink and an Eric Dolphy group (cited below) as well as works by George Russell and Duke Ellington.

Issues: None.

VINTAGE DOLPHY
Eric Dolphy
Live at Carnegie Hall; New York City: April 18, 1963
Nick Travis, Don Ellis (tp); Jimmy Knepper (tb); Eric Dolphy, Phil Woods (as); Benny Golson (ts); Lalo Schifrin (p); Jim Hall (g); Barre Phillips (b); Charlie Persip (d).

a. Donna Lee (Charlie Parker)

Note: Other titles without Lalo Schifrin.

Issues: a on GM 3005D, GM 3005 [CD], Enja (E) 5045-2 [CD], Enja (Ger) 5045-24, [CD], Phonogram (Jap) 32-JD-10058 [CD].

JAZZ PIANO SONATA
Lalo Schifrin
c. 1963

a. Jazz Piano Sonata (Lalo Schifrin)

Issues: None.

SEVERAL SHADES OF JADE
Cal Tjader
New York City: April 23, 1963
Cal Tjader (vib) with Ernie Royal, Clark Terry (tp); Urbie Green (tb); Bob Northern (frh); Don Butterfield (tu); Phil Kraus, Phil Bodner (reeds,woodwinds); Walt Levinsky (f,woodwinds); Stan Webb (woodwinds); George Berg (bassoon,bass cl); Leon Cohen, Irving Horowitz (oboe); Arnold Eidus, Leo Kruczek, Emanuel Vardi (v); Charles McCracken (cello); Robert Maxwell (harp); Lalo Schifrin (p,arr,cond); Jimmy Raney (g); George Duvivier (b); Ed Shaughnessy (d); Jack Del Rio (tamb,cga); Johnny Rae (timbales,perc).

a. (63VK427) Tokyo Blues (Horace Silver) - 4:11 
b. (63VK428) Hot Sake (aka A Taste of Bamboo) (Quincy Jones) - 3:39
c. (63VK429) China Nights (Shina No Yoru) (Nobuyki Takeoka/Yaso Saijo) - 3:28 

New York City: April 24, 1963
same or similar.

d. (63VK430) Almond Tree (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:56
e. (63VK431) Cherry Blossoms (Ronnell Bright) - 5:01
f. (63VK432) The Fakir (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:16
g. (63VK433) Samurai

New York City: April 25, 1963
same or similar.

h. (63VK434) Borneo (aka The Ape Women) (Lalo Schifrin) - 4:11
i. (63VK435) Sahib (Stan Applebaum) - 2:39
j. (63VK436) Song of the Yellow River (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:21 

Issues: a-f & h-j on Verve V/V6-8507, Verve (E)S/VLP-9055. a-f & h-j also on Verve (Arg) 72020 titled MATICES DE JADE.
Singles: c & f also on Verve VK-10300 [45].
Samplers: a-f & h-j also on VSP Verve (E) SVSP 27/28 titled THE EXOTIC SOUNDS OF CAL TJADER. a-f & h-j also on Verve 314 537 083-2 [CD] titled SEVERAL SHADES OF JADE/BREEZE FROM THE EAST. a also on Verve 314 531 562-2 [CD] titled CAL TJADER: TALKIN' VERVE. a also on Verve V3HB-8843 titled CAL TJADER: RETURN ENGAGEMENT. a, c & h also on Verve 314 521 858-2 [CD] titled JAZZ MASTERS 39: CAL TJADER. c also on Verve (G)2615044. c & h also on Verve 314 559 702-2 [CD] titled ULTIMATE CAL TJADER (SELECTED BY EDDIE PALMIERI). f also on Verve V6-8725 titled THE BEST OF CAL TJADER, Verve 314 547 185-2 [CD] titled LALO SCHIFRIN: TALKIN' VERVE, Verve 570 612-7 [45], Verve 584 151-1, Verve 584 151-2 [CD], Verve (Jap) UCCV-4047 [CD] titled SOUNDS FROM THE VERVE HI-FI, Irma (It) 514711-1, Irma (It) 514711-2 titled ASIAN LOUNGE VOL. 2, Verve (Ger) 0602498374412 [CD] titled SOUL JAZZ (VERVE JAZZ CLUB) and Verve (Ger) 06007 5307418 [CD] titled MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE AND OTHER THRILLING THEMES. j also on Verve 314 527 504-2 [CD] titled TALKIN' VERVE. 
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer:
Notes: Paul de Barros (Verve 314 537 083-2 [CD]).

Covers: "The Fakir" also performed by Davy Graham (Decca (E) LK-4780).

BETWEEN BROADWAY & HOLLYWOOD
Lalo Schifrin
New York City: May 27, 1963
Lalo Schifrin (p); George Duvivier (b); Ed Shaughnessy (d).

a. (63-XY-611) Who Will Buy? (from Broadway Musical "Oliver!") (Lionel Bart) - 2:43
b. (63-XY-612) Gonna Build A Mountain  
c. (63-XY-613) Impressions of Broadway (Lalo Schifrin) - 4:03
d. (63-XY-614) Days of Wine and Roses (Henry Mancini/Johnny Mercer) - 4:40

New York City: May 29, 1963
Lalo Schifrin (p); George Duvivier (b); Ed Shaughnessy (d).

e. (63-XY-615) Theme from "Lawrence of Arabia" (Maurice Jarre) - 5:54
f. (63-XY-616) She Loves Me (Jerry Bock/Sheldon Harnick) - 3:25
g. (63-XY-617) Hud (Inspired by Paramount Release) (Elmer Bernstein) - 5:50 
h. (63-XY-618) Hallucinations (Lalo Schifrin) - 4:03
i. (63-XY-619) Jive Orbit (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:00 

Note:  Verve records indicate MGM S/SE-4156 includes recordings from a May 31, 1963, recording date; titles from this date are unknown.

Issues: a & c-i on MGM S/SE-4156. c, d, e, g, h & i also on Armed Forces Radio & Television Service RL 30-4
Singles: g & i also on MGM K13151 [45]. 
Samplers: g (1:40 edit) also on MGM E/SE 4185ST titled TWILIGHT OF HONOR AND OTHER MOTION PICTURE THEMES.
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer: Val Valentine
Notes: Unknown

ESO ES LATIN JAZZ, MAN
Antonio Diaz Mena
New York City: July 1963
Clark Terry (tp); Jimmy Cleveland (tb); Leo Wright (f); Seldon Powell (ts,f); Jerome Richardson (bar,f); Felipe Yanez (p); Frank Schifano (b); Rudy Collins (d); Antonio Diaz Mena [aka Chocolate] (cga); Victor Alende, Meguil Avila (perc); Lalo Schifrin (arr,cond).

a. Tin Tin Deo (Chano Pozo)
b. Pega Joso (Lalo Schifrin/Antonio Mena)
c. Mambo Jazz Opus No. 7 (Lalo Schifrin)
d. Kush (Dizzy Gillespie)
e. Harlem Nocturne (Earle Hagen)

same or similar, Duke Pearson or Felipe Yanez (arr,cond) replaces Lalo Schifrin.

f. Take Five
g. Con Alma
h. Caravan
i. Green Dolphin Street
j. Poinciana
k. Gozando el Guaguanco
l. What Kind of Fool Am I?

Issues: a-l on Audio Fidelity AFLP-2117 (mono), Audio Fidelity AFSD-6117 (stereo). 
Samplers: a-e also on Fresh Sound (Sp) FSR-CD 319 [CD] titled TIN TIN DEO. c also on Audio Fidelity DFS 7777 titled STEREO SPECTACULAR DEMONSTRATION  & SOUND EFFECTS.
Notes: Nat Hentoff

ANY NUMBER CAN WIN
Jimmy Smith
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: July 17, 1963
Jimmy Maxwell, Joe Newman, Snooky Young (tp); Kai Winding, Jimmy Cleveland, Melba Liston (tb); Paul Faulise (bass tb); Phil Woods, Jerry Dodgion (as); Budd Johnson, Seldon Powell (ts); Marvin Hallady (bs); Jimmy Smith (org); Kenny Burrell (g); Art Davis (b); Bob Bushnell (el-b); Herbie Lovelle (d); George Devens (perc); Billy Byers (arr).

a. (63VK503) The Ape Women (aka The Ape Woman) (aka Borneo) 
     (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:21 

Note: Title listed as "The Ape Women" on Verve V/V6-8552 and "The Ape Woman" on Verve 314 557 447-2 [CD]. Other titles from Verve V/V6-8552 without Lalo Schifrin.

Issues: a on Verve V/V6-8552, Verve 314 557 447-2 [CD]. 
Samplers: a (as "The Ape Women") also on Verve (Fr) 2615 029 titled JIMMY SMITH. a (as "The Ape Woman") also on Verve (Ger) 2332 085 titled THE SERMON and Verve 314 531 563-2 [CD] titled JIMMY SMITH: TALKIN' VERVE: ROOTS OF ACID JAZZ.
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder
Notes: Al Clarke

SWEET 'N' SASSY
Sarah Vaughan -- Arranged and Conducted by Lalo Schifrin
Universal Studios, Chicago: Late June 1963
Sarah Vaughan (vcl) accompanied by unknown orchestra inc. 4 tb, strings, cel, g, p, b, d and bgo arranged and conducted by Lalo Schifrin.

a. (17552) More Than You Know (Youmans/Rose/Eliscue) - 3:34
b. (17553) Something I Dreamed Last Night (Fain/Yellen/Magidson) - 4:42
c. (17554) Lazy Afternoon (Latouche/Moross) - 2:52 
d. (17555) I Didn't Know About You (Ellington/Russell) - 3:42

Universal Studios, Chicago: Late June 1963
Sarah Vaughan (vcl) accompanied by unknown orchestra inc. 4 tp, 3 or 4 tb, 4 reeds, fl, cl. b-cl, picc, p , g , b and d arranged and conducted by Lalo Schifrin.

e. (17556) Just You, Just Me (Greer/Klagis) - 2:21
f. (17557) Thanks For the Ride (Alfred/Ford) - 3:10

Universal Studios, Chicago: Late June 1963
Sarah Vaughan (vcl) accompanied by unknown orchestra inc. 4 tp, 3 or 4 tb, 4 reeds, 2 fl, p , g , b and d arranged and conducted by Lalo Schifrin.

g. (17558) I Got Rhythm (Gershwin/Gershwin) - 1:53
h. (17559) I Wish I Were in Love Again (Rodgers/Hart) - 2:24
i. (17560) This Can't Be Love (Rodgers/Hart) - 1:35 
j. This Can't Be Love (alt. take) - 1:33
k. (17561) Just Married Today (Alfred/Frisch) - 4:21

Universal Studios, Chicago: Late June 1963
Sarah Vaughan (vcl) accompanied by unknown orchestra inc. 4 tp, cel, p , g , b, d and bgo arranged and conducted by Lalo Schifrin.

l. (17562) Come Spring (Miller/Stevens) - 2:20 
m. (17563) Slowly (Raksin/Goeil) - 3:30 

Issues: a-i & k-m on Roulette Birdland SR-52112. a-m on Roulette Jazz 7243 5 31793 2 8 [CD] titled SWEET 'N' SASSY and Mosaic MD8-214 [CD] titled THE COMPLETE ROULETTE SARAH VAUGHAN STUDIO SESSIONS. 
Samplers: a also on Blue Note 7243 8 23517 2 6 [CD] titled JAZZ PROFILE. c, h, i, k & m also on Roulette Birdland (E) RE-105. g & h also on Roulette (E) Col 45DB-7500. l & m also on Roulette (E) RE-103. 
Producer: Teddy Reig 
Engineer: Not Listed
Notes: Unknown (Roulette Birdland SR-52112). James Gavin (Roulette Jazz 7243 5 31793 2 8 [CD]).

MOODY'S MOOD
Pat Thomas
A & R Recording Studios; New York City: July 2, 1963
Pat Thomas (vcl) with unidentified strings; Lalo Schifrin (arr,cond).

a. (63-XY-663) I'm in the Mood for Love (McHugh/Fields) - 2:30  
b. (63-XY-671) Pomp and Circumstance
c. (63-XY-672) Don't Bring Me Posies  

same or similar, Claus Ogerman (arr) replaces Lalo Schifrin.

d. (63-XY-673) Just Say Auf Wiederseh'n

Note: Other titles from MGM E/SE-4206 without Lalo Schifrin. 

Issues: a on MGM E/SE-4206, Verve VS201, Universal (Jap) UCCU-9055 [CD]. 
Singles: a & d on MGM K13171 [45].
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer: Phil Ramone
Notes: Not Listed

Lalo Schifrin & Orchestra
A & R Recording Studios; New  York City: July 2, 1963
Lalo Schifrin (p,arr,cond) plus el-g and unidentified orchestra.

a. (63-XY-669) Haunting (Inspired by the MGM Picture The Haunting)  
     (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:23
b. (63-XY-670) Theme From Dime With a Halo (Stein) - 2:34

Issues: a & b on MGM K13163 [45], MGM (E) 1218 (E). 
Samplers: a also on MGM E/SE4185ST titled TWILIGHT OF HONOR AND OTHER MOTION PICTURE THEMES, MGM E/SE-4192 titled MUSIC FROM THE ORIGINAL SCORE OF THE PRIZE PLUS MUSIC FROM OTHER GREAT FILMS and MGM SE-4742 titled MEDICAL CENTER AND OTHER GREAT THEMES COMPOSED AND CONDUCTED BY LALO SCHIFRIN. a also scheduled to be on MGM GAS-136 (unissued) titled GOLDEN ARCHIVE SERIES: LALO SCHIFRIN.
Producer: Creed Taylor

DIZZY GILLESPIE & THE DOUBLE SIX OF PARIS
Dizzy Gillepsie & The Double Six of Paris Featuring Bud Powell
Paris: July 8, 1963
Dizzy Gillespie (tp); Bud Powell (p); Pierre Michelot (b); Kenny Clarke (d).
overdubbed in Paris app. one month later
The Double Six (Mimi Perrin, Claudine Barge, Christiane Legrand, Ward Swingle, Robert Smart, Jean-Claude Briodin, Eddy Louiss) (vcl); Mimi Perrin, Lalo Schifrin (vcl arr).

a. (2-29173) One Bass Hit (Dizzy Gillespie/Raymond Brown) - 3:26
b. (2-29174) Two Bass Hit (Dizzy Gillespie/John Lewis) - 3:31
c. (2-29175) Emanon (Dizzy Gillespie/Milt Shaw) - 3:44
d. (2-29176) Blue 'n' Boogie (Frank Paparelli/Dizzy Gillespie) - 3:08
e. (2-29177) The Champ (Dizzy Gillespie) - 3:06
f. (2-29178) Tin Tin Deo (Chano Pozo Gonzales/Walter "Gil" Fuller) - 4:15
g. (2-29179) Groovin' High (Dizzy Gillespie) - 2:27
h. (2-29180) Ow! (Dizzy Gillespie) - 2:43 
i. (2-29181) Hot House (Tadd Dameron) - 3:01
j. (2-29182) Anthropology (Dizzy Gillespie/Charles Parker/Walter Bishop) - 2:45

Universal Recording Studios, Chicago: September 20, 1963
Dizzy Gillespie (tp); James Moody (as); Kenny Barron (p); Chris White (b); Rudy Collins (d).
Overdubbed later in Paris: October, 1963
Les Double Six (Mimi Perrin, Claudine Barge, Christiane Legrand, Ward Swingle, Robert Smart, Jean-Claude Briodin, Eddy Louiss) (vcl); Mimi Perrin, Lalo Schifrin (vcl arr).

k. (2-29358) Con Alma (Dizzy Gillespie) - 3:35

same, except Dizzy Gillespie (tp,vcl).

l. (2-29359) Oo-Shoo-Be-Doo-Be (Joe Carroll/Billy Graham) - 3:04

Issues: a-l on Philips (mono) PHM200-106, Philips (stereo) PHS600-106, Philips Expr 1034, Philips 6337203, Philips (Jap)SFX10508, Philips (Jap) EJD-1002 [CD], Philips 830 224-2 [CD], Philips (Jap) PHCE-4199 [CD]. 
Singles: g & h on Phillips 40176 [45].
Samplers: a-l also on Mosaic MD7-234 [CD] titled THE VERVE/PHILIPS DIZZY GILLESPIE SMALL GROUP SESSIONS.  h also on Fontana (E) FJL-115 titled DOWNBEAT 29TH ANNUAL READERS POLL WINNERS.
Producer: Not Listed
Engineer: Not Listed
Notes: Max Harrison (Philips 830 224-2 [CD]).

THUNDERBIRD
Louis Bellson
Las Vegas: July 17, 1963
Harry Edison (tp); Carl Fontana (tb); Sam Most (as); Ed Scarazzo (ts); Jim Mulidore (bar s); Arnold Teichi (p), Jim Cook (b); Louis Bellson (d); Lalo Schifrin (arr).

a. (90432) No More Blues (Chega de Saudade)

Note: Other titles on Impulse A(S)9107 without Lalo Schifrin.

Issues: a on Impulse A(S)9107, HMV(E)CLP/CSD3558, Impulse (Ger)109107, Impulse (Jap) YP8557, Jasmine (E) JAZ40(?). 

REFLECTIONS
Stan Getz
New York City: October 21, 1963
Marky Markowitz, Ernie Royal (tp); Urbie Green (tb); Jimmy Buffington (frhrn); Don Butterfield (tu); Stan Getz (ts); Hank Jones (p); Kenny Burrell (g); George Duvivier (b); Mel Lewis (d); George Devens (vib); Lalo Schifrin (arr, cond).

a. (63VK658) Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most (Wolf/Landesman) - 3:57
b. (63VK659) Nitetime Street (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:48 
c. (63VK661) Charade (Mancini/Mercer) - 2:34

New York City: October 22, 1963
Stan Getz (ts); Hank Jones (p); Kenny Burrell (g); George Duvivier (b); Mel Lewis (d); George Devens (vib); choir; Lalo Schifrin (arr, cond).

d. (63VK664) Reflections (Schifrin/Lees) - 2:41

same, add Candido Camero, Osie Johnson (perc).

e. (63VK666) Penthouse Serenade (Jason/Burton) - 3:10 
f. (63VK669) Love (Blane/Martin) - 2:40  

New York City: October 28, 1963
Stan Getz (ts); Hank Jones (p); Kenny Burrell, Allen Hanlon, Willard Suyker (g); Bob Bushnell, George Duvivier (b); Candido Camero, Jack Jennings (d, perc); George Devens (vib); Sidney Edwards, Lewis Eley, Paul Gershman, Harry Glickman, Louis Haber, Julius Held, Ralph Hollander, Leo Kruczek, Raoul Poliakin, Morris Stonzek, poss. Harry Lookofsky (vln); Charles McCracken, Harvey Shapiro (cello); Lalo Schifrin (arr, cond).

g. (63VK657) Secret Love  
h. (63VK660) As You Say  
i. (63VK663) Invitation  

same, add choir, omit strings.

j. (63VK662) Early Autumn (Burns/Herman/Mercer) - 3:57 
k. (63VK665) A Sleepin' Bee (Arlen/Capote) - 2:41

Note: (1) "The Prize" [unissued], "Moonlight in Vermont," "If Ever I Would Leave You" and "Blowin' in the Wind" without Lalo Schifrin. (2) Stan Getz, in his July 2, 1979, notes to CHILDREN OF THE WORLD, indicates that his and Schifrin's prior musical encounter "had been on 'Blowin' in the Wind' on my REFLECTIONS album which Lalo had arranged (together with Claus Ogerman)." Jack Maher's notes on the sleeve of Verve V/V6-8554 indicate "Blowin' in the Wind" is an Ogerman arrangement. (3) V6-8554 includes a "photo credit" indicating the cover photo of Stan Getz is by Jack Birnett from the film THE RELEASE. 

Issues: a-f & j-k on Verve V/V6-8554, Verve 314 523 322-2 [CD], Verve (Jap) UCCV-9103 [CD]. f also on Verve VK146, Verve V-8554, Verve (E)VLP9195. a, b & j also on Verve (F) 2615030, Verve (F) 2632002. 
Singles: d scheduled to be on Verve VK10321 [45], but not issued.  
Samplers: c also on Verve (Ger) 0602498374399 [CD] titled THRILLER JAZZ (VERVE JAZZ CLUB). e also on Verve V6-8719. f also on Verve (F) 2622002, Verve (Ger) 26104, Verve 314 527504-2 [CD] titled TALKIN' VERVE and Verve (Ger) 06024 9837446 [CD] titled JAZZ FOR DINING (VERVE JAZZ CLUB).
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer: Phil Ramone
Notes: Jack Maher (notes differ somewhat on V-8554 and V6-8554 - Verve 314 523 322-2 [CD] reproduces the notes from V6-8554).

RHINO!
Lalo Schifrin
MGM Scoring Stage, Culver City, California: December 17 and 18, 1963
Lalo Schifrin with 36-piece orchestra.

(film score - unknown titles)

Los Angeles, California: February 13, 1964
Harry Klee (f); Gene Cipriano (oboe); Lalo Schifrin (prob p, arr, cond); Alton Hendrickson (g); Keith Mitchell (b); Frank Carlson (d); Frank Carlson (cga, gong); Harold Rees (temple bells, boo-bam, cowbell); Emil Radocchia (aka Emil Richards) (bgo, vib, gong); Catherine Gotthoffer (harp).

a. (64-XY-1-5)  Rhino Romp (Lalo Schifrin)
b. (64-XY-2-11) Theme From "Rhino!" (Lalo Schifrin)
c. (64-XY-3-6) Theme From 7 Faces of Dr. Lao
d. (64-XY-4-9) Baboon Blues (Lalo Schifrin)

Issues: b & a on MGM K13251 [45]. c on MGM K13224 [45] (See October 23, 1962, for one additional title). 

Covers: "Theme From 'Rhino'" also performed by the Gallants (Capitol 5214 [45]).

EXPLORATIONS
Louie Bellson/Lalo Schifrin
Los Angeles: February 10 and 11, 1964
Artie Kane (key); Alton Hendrickson (g); Keith Mitchell (b); Louie Bellson (d,tympani,log-dr,perc); Erno Neufeld, Anatol Kaminsky, David Frisina, Sam Freed, Nathan Kaproff, George Kast, Alex Murray, Marvin Limonick (vln); Sanford Schonbach, Virginia Majewski (vla); Raphael Kramer, Eleanor Slatkin (cello); Dorothy Remsen (harp); Bobby Helfer (orchestra mgr); Lalo Schifrin (arr, cond).

a. Variations (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:19
b. Primitive (Lalo Schifrin) - 5:27
c. Explorations (Lalo Schifrin) - 5:15
d. Cycles (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:15
e. Ostinato (Lalo Schifrin) - 6:24
f. Etude for Tympani and Strings (Lalo Schifrin) - 5:10
g. Toledano (Lalo Schifrin) - 4:45

Note: (1) Some of these compositions were performed live at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, California, on August 11, 1966, as part of Schifrin's "Three Pieces For Percussion And Strings." (2) Schifrin adapted "Variations" as an action cue for the first MANNIX episode, "The Name Is Mannix". The cue was also used in later episodes, particularly during the show's first season.

Issues: a-g on Roulette Birdland (S)R52120
Producer: Teddy Reig
Engineer: Not Listed
Notes: Unknown (includes commentary by Bellson and Schifrin)

LES FÉLINS
(aka JOY HOUSE, THE LOVE CAGE)
Lalo Schifrin
Europa-Sonor Studios; Paris, France: 1964
Musicians inc. Roger Guérin (tp); Raymond Guiot (f); Jeanne Lorid (key); Pierre Michelot (b), members of the Paris Opera Orchestra and chorus.

a. Les Félins (Thème Principal/Main Title) (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:20
b. Premices d'une Découverte (Searcing And Detecting) (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:18
c. La Décision (The Decision) (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:29
d. Poursuite Méditerrannéenne (Mediterranean Chase) (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:26
e. Le Télégramme (The Telegram) (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:37
f. Thème des Felins (Lalo Schifrin) - 6:14
g. Blues Pour Un Enterrement (Funeral Blues) (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:26
h. Marc et Son Invitée (Marc Has Company) (Lalo Schifrin) - 4:07
i. Melinda (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:15
j. Les Félins (Générique Fin/End Credits) - 3:14

prob. Paris, France: c. 1980
Claude Nougaro (vcl) with others unknown.

k. Le Chat (Schifrin/Ward/Nougaro) - 2:17

Note: (1) Claude Nougaro's performance of "Le Chat" without Lalo Schifrin. (2) See Jimmy Smith's album THE CAT for two additional titles on EmArcy (Fr) 982 458 8 [CD].

Issues: a-j on Aleph 031 [CD] (issued February 22, 2005). a-k on EmArcy (Fr) 982 458 8 [CD] (issued November 22, 2004).
Producer: Stéphane Lerouge and Lalo Schifrin
Engineer: Jean-Michel Pou-Dubois
Notes: Interview with Lalo Schifrin by Stéphane Lerouge

Covers: "Theme From Joyhouse" with lyrics by Peggy Lee, performed by Peggy Lee as "Just Call Me Love Bird" on IN THE NAME OF LOVE (Capitol T/ST 2096). "The Cat" (as "Le Chat") also performed by Claude Nougaro on CHANSONS NETTES (Barclay (Fr) 96.115) and CLAUDE  NOUGARO AU NEW MORNING (Barclay (Fr) 200.328) and appears on EmArcy (Fr) 982 458 8 [CD].

THE CAT
Jimmy Smith--Arranged and Conducted by Lalo Schifrin
New York City: April 27, 1964
Bernie Glow, Ernie Royal, Snooky Young, Jimmy Maxwell, Marky Markowitz, Thad Jones (tp); Jimmy Cleveland, Urbie Green (tb); Tony Studd (bass tb); Ray Alonge, Earl Chapin, Jimmy Buffington, Bill Correa (frh); Don Butterfield (tu); Jimmy Smith (org); Kenny Burrell (g); George Duvivier (b); Grady Tate (d); Phil Kraus (perc); Lalo Schifrin (arr,cond).

a. (64VK332) Theme from "Joy House" (aka Theme From The Love Cage) 
     (Lalo Schifrin) - 4:36 
b. (64VK333) Main Title from "The Carpetbaggers" (Elmer Bernstein) -4:05
c. (64VK334) Delon's Blues (Jimmy Smith) - 4:45 

New York City: April 29, 1964

d. (64VK341) Basin Street Blues (Spencer Williams) - 3:59 
e. (64VK342) St. Louis Blues (William Handy) - 3:39 
f. (64VK343) The Cat (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:22 
g. (64VK344) Blues in the Night (Harold Arlen/Johnny Mercer) - 4:55 
h. (64VK345) Chicago Serenade (Eddie Harris) - 4:00 
i. (64VK346) Marionette  

Note: Verve V6-8587 was issued in February 2000 by Speakers Corner Records (Germany) as a 180 gram heavy vinyl audiophile LP.

Issues: a-h on Verve V/V6-8587, Verve (E) VLP-9079, Verve (Ger) 2304 153, CTI (Ger) PDCTI-1110-2 [CD], MRA (Au) 502932 [CD], Verve (Jap) SMV-1004, Verve (Jap) MV-2065, Verve (Jap) MV-4007, Verve (Jap) 20MJ-0005, Verve 810046-2 [CD], Verve (Jap) J33J-25012 [CD], Verve POCJ-1814 [CD], Verve (Jap) POCJ-9112 [CD], Verve (Jap) POCJ-2462 [CD], Verve 314 539 756-2 [CD], Verve (Jap) POCJ-9212 [CD], Verve (Jap) UCCU-5014 [CD], Verve (Jap) UCCU-9514 [CD]. 
Singles: d & f on Verve VK-10330 [45], Verve VK-10503 [45]. d, f & g also on Verve (Ger) 26 142 [EP] titled JIMMY SMITH. f & e on Verve (Jap) DV-1001 [45]. c (2:35 edit), a (1:55 edit as "Theme From The Love Cage"), f (2:55 edit) & b (2:30 edit) also on Verve (F) 74095 [45] titled DELON'S BLUES. 
Samplers: a on Verve (F) 2622006, Verve 525 558-2 [CD] titled THE SOUL OF JAZZ: VOLUME 1. a, d & g also on Verve (F) 2632 001 titled JAZZ HISTORY VOL. 1. a & f also on Verve V6-652 titled 24 KARAT HITS and EmArcy (Fr) 982 458 8 [CD] titled LES FÉLINES.  b & c also on Verve VK125. b & f also on Verve (E) 556 636-2 [CD] titled JS:B-3 - THE VERY BEST OF JIMMY SMITH. c & f also on Verve 314 527 950-2 [CD] (titled WALK ON THE WILD SIDE: BEST OF THE VERVE YEARS), Verve (Eu) 527.950-2 [CD]. d & e also on Verve (F) 2304 004, Verve (F/G) 2615 005. d, e & f also on Verve (Jap) MV-9011/12 titled ALL ABOUT JIMMY SMITH. d, e & g also on Verve (E)VEP5016. d & f also on Verve (Jap) MV-3002. e also on Metro (F) 2364059. f also on Verve V6-8721 titled THE BEST OF JIMMY SMITH, Verve 2V6-S-8814 titled THE HISTORY JIMMY SMITH, Verve (E) VLP-9164, Verve (F) 2009 013, Verve (F) 2610011, Verve  (F/Ger) 2622 006 titled STARPORTRAIT JIMMY SMITH/WES MONTGOMERY, Verve 521 485-2 titled VERVE GRAMMY WINNERS, Verve 314 527 504-2 [CD] titled TALKIN' VERVE, Verve 525 560-2 [CD] titled THE SOUL OF JAZZ: VOLUME 5, Verve 314 531 563-2 [CD], Verve 847902-2 [CD], Verve 314 543 598-2 [CD] titled JIMMY SMITH'S FINEST HOUR, Verve (It) 555 443-2 [CD] titled VERVE LOUNGE MUSIC CLUB: AT THE HOLLYWOOD PARTY, Blue Note 7243 5 40038 2 0 [CD] titled THE DEFINITIVE JIMMY SMITH, Universal (Fr) 0171862 [CD] titled LA MÉTAMORPHOSE DES CLOPORTES, Verve (Ger) 060249828836 [CD] titled VERVE CLUB: EXKLUSIV BEI DUSSMANN, BERLIN, Verve (Ger) 0602498374412 [CD] titled SOUL JAZZ (VERVE JAZZ CLUB) and Universal (Jap) UCCU-9044 [CD] titled JAZZ FOR SALE - VERVE. f & g also on Verve (Ger) 2332 041, Verve (Ger) 711 073 titled THE BEST OF JIMMY SMITH. g also on Supraphon (Cz) 1150638, Verve 314 521-655-2 [CD] (titled JIMMY SMITH/JAZZ ROUND MIDNIGHT), Verve 314 543 598-2 [CD]. h also on Metro (F/Ger) 2356 080 titled VERVE JAZZ NO. 9, MGM GAS 107. f & g also on Verve  (F) 711073, Supraphon (Cz) 0150638 and Verve 831 374-2 [CD] (titled JIMMY SMITH/WALKMAN JAZZ).
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder
Notes: Al Collins (Verve V/V6-8587). Bill Dahl ( Verve 314 539 756-2 [CD]).

Covers: "The Cat" also performed by The Sheltons (Dot 45-17174 [45]), Takeshi Inomata (as "Joyhouse" from GOLDEN STAR IN SCREEN MUSIC 2, Toshiba (Jap) KJ-6002) Arthur Lyman (as "The (Jungle) Cat" from LYMAN '66, Hi-Fi), Papa John DeFrancesco (HIP CAKE WALK, Highnote), City Rhythm Orchestra with special guest Joey DeFrancesco (VIBRANT TONES, Limehouse) and Joey DeFrancesco (THE CHAMP, Highnote).

KRAFT SUSPENSE THEATER
Lalo Schifrin et al.
unknown location: c. 1963

a. The Watchman 
     (titles unknown)

Note: (1) "The Watchman" episode, directed by Sydney Pollock, originally aired on May 14, 1964. This particular episode was developed to be a TV series, but was never sold. (2) Theme by Johnny Williams. (3) Series originally broadcast on NBC-TV from October 10, 1963 to September 9, 1965.

Issues: None

NEW FANTASY
Lalo Schifrin
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: June 9, 1964
Marky Markowitz, Ernie Royal, Clark Terry, Snooky Young (tp); Jimmy Cleveland, Kai Winding, J.J. Johnson, Urbie Green, Tony Studd (tb); Ray Alonge, Bob Northern, Richard Berg, Earl Chapin (frhrn); Don Butterfield (tu); Jerome Richardson (f,ts); Lalo Schifrin (p,arr,cond); Mundell Lowe (g); George Duvivier (b); Grady Tate (d).

a. (64VK400) Prelude #2 (George Gershwin) - 5:00
     b. Prelude #2 (2:52 edit) 
c. (64VK401) Slaughter on Tenth Avenue (Richard Rodgers) - 3:07 
     d. Slaughter on Tenth Avenue (2:45 edit) 
e. (64VK402) Sabre Dance (Aram Khatchaturian) - 4:50 
     f. Sabre Dance (3:10 edit) 
g. (64VK403) El Salon Mexico (Aaron Copland) - 5:20
     h. El Salon Mexico (2:18 edit) 

Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: June 10, 1964

i. (64VK404) Bachianas Brasileiras #5  (Villa-Lobos) - 3:50 
     j. Bachianas Brasileiras #5 (2:58 edit)
k. (64VK405) The Blues (Duke Ellington) - 3:06 
     l. The Blues (1:54 edit) 
m. (64VK406) The Peanut Vendor (Moises Simons/L. Wolfe Gilbert/Marion Sunshine) - 6:00
     n. The Peanut Vendor (2:28 edit) 
o. (64VK497) New Fantasy (Larry Green) - 2:30 
     p. New Fantasy (2:16 edit) 

Note: Schifrin also performs "Prelude No. 2", "Slaughter On Tenth Avenue", "El Salon Mexico", "Bachianas Brasileiras #5" and "The Peanut Vendor" on KALEIDOSCOPE - JAZZ MEETS THE SYMPHONY 6 (Aleph/2005).

Issues: a, c, e, g, i, k, m & o on Verve V/V6-8601, Verve (Jap) POCJ-2781 [CD]. a, b, d, f, g, h, i, j, l, n & p on Verve  V/DJ-8 (promo) titled NEW FANTASY (DESIGNED FOR PROGRAMMING). 
Singles: o & i also on Verve VK-10331 [45]. 
Samplers: a & i also on Verve (Ger) 06007 5307418 [CD] titled MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE AND OTHER THRILLING THEMES. a, c, g, m & o also on Verve 314 547 185-2 [CD] titled TALKIN VERVE: LALO SCHIFRIN. e also on Verve 314 557 363-2 [CD] titled TALKIN' VERVE: MAMBOMANIA. g & k also on Voices of Vista No. 58 titled VOICES OF VISTA NO. 58. i also on Polydor (Ger) H-831 titled HELLO, MR. SADE and Motor (Ger) 535 495-2 [CD] titled MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE…AND MORE!. 
Producer: Creed Taylor
Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder
Notes: Stanley Wilson

CHRYSLER THEATER 
prob. Hollywood, California: c. 1964
Pearl Kaufmann (p); Lalo Schifrin (cond) with others unknown

a. Clash Of The Cymbals
     - Horn Concerto No. 4 (Mozart)
     (other titles unknown inc. works by Mozart, Chopin, Schumann, 
     Schubert and Beethoven)

Note: Series originally broadcast on NBC-TV 1963-1967.

Issues: None.

TICKLE TOE
Benny Carter
Hollywood, California: July 27 and/or 28, 1964
Plas Johnson, Babe Russin and/or Buddy Collette, Jewell Grant and/or Carrington Visor (ts); Benny Carter, Harry Klee and/or Wilbur Schwartz, Jack DuMont, Paul Horn (as); Russ Cheever and/or Skeets Herfurt, Bill Green (ss); Bill Hood, Chuck Gentry (bs); Gerald Wiggins (p); John Collins (g); Joe Comfort (b); Alvin Stoller (d); Fred Aguirre, Emil Richards (perc); Lalo Schifrin (arr).

a. (64-4341) Tickle Toe (Lester Young) - 2:39 
b. (64-4342) I Wanna Be Around (Vimmerstedt/Mercer) - 2:45
c. (64-4343) Watermelon Man (Herbie Hancock) - 2:59
d. (64-4344) The Girl From Ipanema (T. Jobim/V. de Moraes) - 3:00
e. (64-4945) The Great Lie (Cab Calloway/Andy Gibson) - 3:19
f. (64-4347) Don't Get Around Much Anymore (D. Ellington/B. Russell) - 3:35
g. (64-4348) Fairy Tales (G. Shearing/M. Raskin) - 2:42)
h. (64-4349) Memories of You (E. Blake/A. Razaf) - 3:51
i. (64-4350) Shangri-La
j. (64-4351) Right Here With You
k. (64-4352) Alto Ego
l. (64-4353) You're Blase

Issues: a-h on Vee Jay VJ-024 [CD] (first issued 1999).
Samplers: a on Vee Jay VJLP-2501, Vee Jay (F) VJS2501 titled LEONARD FEATHER'S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF JAZZ VOLUME ONE: GIANTS OF THE SAXOPHONE. 

HARRIS AGAINST THE WORLD
Lalo Schifrin
prob. Hollywood, California: 1964

(titles unknown)

Note: Original NBC-TV broadcast on "90 Bristol Court" from October 5, 1964, to January 4, 1965.

Issues: None

SEE HOW THEY RUN (aka THE WIDOW MAKERS)
Lalo Schifrin
prob. Hollywood, California: 1964
Lalo Schifrin (comp).

(titles unknown)

Note: Original broadcast of this NBC "Project 120" series "tele-film" on October 7, 1964.

Issues: None.

GONE WITH THE WAVE
Lalo Schifrin
Los Angeles: October 1964
Frank Rosolino (tb); Paul Horn (as,f); Jackie Kelso (ts); Vic Feldman (p); Howard Roberts, Bob Bain, John Pisano, Laurindo Almeida (g); Joe Mondragon (b); Shelly Manne (d); Milt Holland, Francisco Aquabella (perc); Lalo Schifrin (comp,arr,cond).

a. Gone With the Wave (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:41
b. Laniakea Waltz (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:46
c. A Taste of Bamboo (Hula Twist) (Lalo Schifrin) - 1:59 
     [aka Hot Saké by Quincy Jones]
d. Halieva Blues (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:46
e. Taco-Taquito (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:37
f. Breaks (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:51
g. Aqua Blues (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:26
h. Surf Waltz (Lalo Schifrin) - 1:59
i. Five by Four (Ala Moana) (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:48
j. Breaks Bossa Nova (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:38
k. Waimea Bay (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:12

Issues: a-k on Colpix CP/SCP 492, Astor (Au) GGS-812. a-k also on FSM Vol. 9, No. 9 [CD] titled DIAMOND HEAD/GONE WITH THE WAVE.
Samplers: a also on Play-Time (Fr) 3078282 [CD] titled SUPRÊME LOUNGE 3.
Producer: Stanley Wilson
Engineer: Not Listed
Notes: Not Listed (Colpix CP/SCP 492). Jon Burlingame (FSM Vol. 9, No. 9 [CD]).

JAZZ SUITE ON THE MASS TEXTS
Paul Horn -- Composed and Conducted by Lalo Schifrin
Hollywood, California: November 5, 1964
Paul Horn (f); Mike Lang (p); Bill Plummer (b); Larry Bunker (d); Lynn Blessing (vib); + Al Porcino, Conte Candoli (tp); Frank Rosolino (tb); Dick Leith (b-tb); Vincent Rosa (fhr); Red Callender (tu); Dorothy Remsen, Ann Stockton (harp); Ken Watson, Emil Richards, Frank Flynn, Milt Holland (perc); Loulie Jean Norman, Marilyn Powell, Sara Jane Tallman, Evangeline Carmichael, Betty Allen, William Cole, Vern Rowe, Marie Vernon (vcl), Lalo Schifrin (arr,cond).

a. (RPA3-5522) Kyrie (Lalo Schifrin) - 4:13

Paul Horn (cl); Mike Lang (p); Bill Plummer (b); Larry Bunker (d) Lynn Blessing (vib); + Al Porcino, Conte Candoli (tp); Frank Rosolino (tb); Dick Leith (b-tb); Vincent Rosa (fhr); Red Callender (tu); Dorothy Remsen, Ann Stockton (harp); Ken Watson, Emil Richards, Frank Flynn, Milt Holland (perc); Loulie Jean Norman, Marilyn Powell, Sara Jane Tallman, Evangeline Carmichael, Betty Allen, William Cole, Vern Rowe, Marie Vernon (vcl), Lalo Schifrin (arr,cond).

b. ( RPA3-5523) Agnus Dei (Lalo Schifrin) - 4:04
c. (RPA3-5524) Gloria (Lalo Schifrin) - 6:03

Paul Horn (as); Mike Lang (p); Bill Plummer (b); Larry Bunker (d) Lynn Blessing (vib); + Al Porcino, Conte Candoli (tp); Frank Rosolino (tb); Dick Leith (b-tb); Vincent Rosa (fhr); Red Callender (tu); Dorothy Remsen, Ann Stockton (harp); Ken Watson, Emil Richards, Frank Flynn, Milt Holland (perc).

d. (RPA3-5525) Interludium (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:35

Hollywood, California: November 6, 1964
Paul Horn (f); Mike Lang (p); Bill Plummer (b); Larry Bunker (d); Lynn Blessing (vib); Lalo Schifrin (arr,cond).

e. (RPA3-5526) Offertory (Lalo Schifrin) - 4:35

Paul Horn (alto-f); Mike Lang (p); Bill Plummer (b); Larry Bunker (d); Lynn Blessing (vib); + Al Porcino, Conte Candoli (tp); Frank Rosolino (tb); Dick Leith (b-tb); Vincent Rosa (fhr); Red Callender (tu); Dorothy Remsen, Ann Stockton (harp); Ken Watson, Emil Richards, Frank Flynn, Milt Holland (perc); Loulie Jean Norman, Marilyn Powell, Sara Jane Tallman, Evangeline Carmichael, Betty Allen, William Cole, Vern Rowe, Marie Vernon (vcl), Lalo Schifrin (arr,cond).

f. (RPA3-5527) Sanctus (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:41

Paul Horn (as); Mike Lang (p); Bill Plummer (b); Larry Bunker (d) Lynn Blessing (vib); + Al Porcino, Conte Candoli (tp); Frank Rosolino (tb); Dick Leith (b-tb); Vincent Rosa (fhr); Red Callender (tu); Dorothy Remsen, Ann Stockton (harp); Ken Watson, Emil Richards, Frank Flynn, Milt Holland (perc); Loulie Jean Norman, Marilyn Powell, Sara Jane Tallman, Evangeline Carmichael, Betty Allen, William Cole, Vern Rowe, Marie Vernon (vcl), Lalo Schifrin (arr,cond).

g. (RPA3-5528) Credo (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:02

Paul Horn (bass-f).

h. (RPA3-5529) Prayer (Lalo Schifrin) - 1:45

Issues: a-h on RCA Victor LPM(LSP)3414, RCA Victor (E) SF 8041. a-h also on RCA (It) LSP-2414, RCA (It) LJS-50008 titled LA SANTA MESSA E IL JAZZ. 
Singles: a, d, f & g also on RCA (Arg) 3AE-3400 [EP].
Producer: Al Schmitt
Engineer: Jim Malloy
Notes: Father Norman J. O'Connor

ALFRED HITCHOCK HOUR
Lalo Schifrin et al.
prob. Hollywood, California: c. 1964

a. Memo From Purgatory
     (unknown titles) 

Note: (1) "Memo From Purgatory" episode originally aired on December 21, 1964. (2) Series theme by Stanley Wilson and Lyn Murray. (3) Series originally broadcast on CBS-TV from September 20, 1962, to October 5, 1965.

Issues: None.

Lalo Schifrin
Fiesta Hall, Plummer Park, Los Angeles: c. December 1964
Don Ellis, Jack Sheldon (tp); Frank Rosolino (tb); Red Callender (tu); Buddy Collette (f); John Neufield (cl); Lennie Niehaus (as); Jack Nimitz (bar s, bass cl); Vince DeRosa (frhrn); Pearl Kaufman (p); Red Mitchell (b); Shelly Manne (d); Kenneth Watson (tymp,perc); Lalo Schifrin (p,comp,cond).

a. Lalo's Meditation
b. The Living Cell
c. Etude on Rhythm
d. The Ritual Of Sound

Note: "Lalo's Meditation" and "The Living Cell" were commissioned by Leonard Feather and recorded by Schifrin around this time with personnel "almost identical" to those listed above for an unknown and unissued "Leonard Feather Presents..." recording.

Issues: None

THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E.
Lalo Schifrin
Culver City, California: December 31, 1964
Lalo Schifrin (arr) with others.

a. The Fiddlesticks Affair (Lalo Schifrin) - 6:30 
     - The Switch
     - Roulette Rhumba
     - The Alarm
     - Emerald Isle (aka Illya)
b. The Fiddlesticks Affair (Suite No.2 ) (Lalo Schifrin) - 5:17
     - Electrostatic Field
     - Electro-Dice

Culver City, California: August 9, 1965
Lalo Schifrin (arr).

c. Second Season Main Title (Jerry Goldsmith) - 0:37
d. The Ultimate Computer Affair (Lalo Schifrin) - 5:00
     - Insignia
     - Telescope
     - Alarm Warning
     - Mr. Solo
     - Director/Producer Card

Culver City, California: August 10, 1965
Lalo Schifrin (arr).

e. Second Season End Title (Jerry Goldsmith) - 0:49

Note: (1) "The Fiddlesticks Affair" episode originally aired January 18, 1965. The second season titles were first aired on September 17, 1965. "The Ultimate Computer Affair" episode originally aired October 1, 1965. (special thanks to Jon Burlingame). (2) Other titles on  on FSM Vol. 5, No. 18 [CD] and FSM Vol. 6, No. 17 [CD] without Lalo Schifrin.

Issues: a & e on FSM Vol. 5, No. 18 [CD] titled THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E.. b on FSM Vol. 7, No. 14 [CD] titled THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. VOLUME 3. c & d on FSM Vol. 6, No. 17 [CD] titled THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. VOLUME 2.
Producer: Jon Burlingame. Executive Producer: Lukas Kendall
Notes: Jon Burlingame

NEW HORIZONS - VOLUME 1
Stan Kenton Conducts The Los Angeles Neophonic Orchestra
Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, LA Music Center; Los Angeles: January 4, 1965
Dalton Smith, Al Porcino, Conte Candoli, Ray Triscari, Ollie Mitchell (tp); Milt Bernhard, Bob Fitzpatrick, Frank Rosolini (tb); Jim Amlotte (b-tb); Red Callender (tu); Vince DeRosa, John Cave, Bill Hinshaw, Arthur Maebe, Richard Perissi (fr hrn); Bud Shank, Bill Perkins, Buddy Collette, Jack Nimitz, Churck Gentry (reeds); Mike Lang, Lalo Schifrin (p); Laurindo Almeida (g); John Worster (b); Shelly Manne (d); Emil Richards, Frank Carlson (perc); Stan Kenton (cond). 

a. The Sphinx [Premiere] (Lalo Schifrin) - 6:47

Note: Other titles without Lalo Schifrin. Schifrin's "The Sphinx," commissioned by Stan Kenton's Neophonic Orchestra and referred to as a 'contemporary fugue,' was part of a presentation that also featured performances by Stan Kenton and the Los Angeles Neophonic Orchestra, Bill Holman, Pete Rugulo and Friedrich Gulda.

Issues: a on Tantra T2CD-1120 [CD]
Producer: Bill Lichtenauer
Notes: Terry Vosbein

ONCE A THIEF
Lalo Schifrin
MGM Scoring stage, Culver City, California: January 28,  1965
21-piece orchestra including Conte Candoli, Al Porcino (tp); Frank Rosolino (tb); Red Callender (tu); Buddy Collette, Paul Horn, Ronnie Lang, Bill Hood (reeds); Artie Kane (p); Howard Roberts (g); Red Mitchell (b); Shelly Manne (d); Frank Carlson, Ken Watson (perc); Lalo Schifrin (arr, cond).

(titles unknown)

Note: The above musician detail comes from the March 25, 1965, issue of Down Beat (page 12) indicating the above is "the first genuine jazz score for a Hollywood movie since Johnny Mandel's memorable work on I WANT TO LIVE in 1957." The date is also indicated here as "early February" 1965.

Issues: None (MGM)

THE WAY OUT MEN
Lalo Schifrin
prob. Hollywood, California: c. 1965
Lalo Schifrin (comp).

(titles unknown)

Note: Originally aired on ABC, February 13, 1965 (special thanks to Jon Burlingame).

Issues: None.

THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E.
Hugo Montenegro
Hollywood, California: 1965
Hugo Montenegro (arr,cond) and orchestra with unknown p, el-g,el-b,d,perc.

a. Theme from the Man from U.N.C.L.E. (Jerry Goldsmith) - 1:59 
b. Meet Mr. Solo (Jerry Goldsmith) - 2:26
c. A Martini Built for Two (Morton Stevens) - 2:23
d. Wild Bike (aka Chase) (Morton Stevens) - 2:30
e. Solo on a Raft (Walter Scharf) - 1:50
f. Fiddlesticks (aka Roulette Rumba) (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:11
g. The Man From Thrush (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:06
h. Illya (aka Emerald Isle) (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:08
i. The Invaders (Jerry Goldsmith) - 2:26
j. Solo's Samba (Walter Scharf) - 2:24
k. Bye, Bye Jill (Morton Stevens) - 2:07
l. Watch Out! (Walter Scharf) - 2:34

Note: These titles are Montenegro's arrangements of tunes used on the show and not the actual performances heard on the show. Another Montenegro album, MORE MUSIC FROM "THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E." (RCA LPM3574, RCA (Sp) 74321637062 [CD],  RCA (E 74321241792 [CD]) released on LP in 1966 (CD in 1998), features no Schifrin compositions. 

Issues: a-l on RCA LSP3475, RCA (Sp)  74321638192 [CD]. a-l also on RCA (E 74321241792 [CD] titled THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E.
Samplers: a, d, e & g-i also on Razor & Tie 2133 [CD] titled THE MUSIC FROM U.N.C.L.E. (THE ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK AFFAIR). 
Notes: Mort Goode

Covers: "Theme From Man From U.N.C.L.E." and "Illya" also performed by Milton Delugg and His Orchestra (THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. AND OTHER TV THEMES, Metro M/MS544).

Samples: "Theme From The Man U.N.C.L.E." sampled (without credit) by Lo-Fidelity Allstars for "Lazer Sheep Dip Funk" (Skint/Columbia), which incorrectly lists Schifrin (rather than Jerry Goldsmith) as one of the co-composers. 

THE LIQUIDATOR
Lalo Schifrin
London, England: March 1965
collective personnel inc. Ronnie Scott (sax); Tubby Hayes (f); Tony Crombie (d); Lalo Schifrin (arr, cond); Peter King (contractor) plus others unknown.

a. Arc De Triomphe (1M1) (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:21
b. The Pissoir (1M2)/767,2274 Tank Corp (1M3) (Lalo Schifrin) - 1:47

same, add Shirley Bassey (vcl).

c. (65XY137) The Liquidator (1M4) (Lalo Schifrin/Peter Callander) - 2:15 

same or similar. Shirley Bassey out.

d. March Of The Guard (1M5)/Find A Murderer (1M6)
     (Lalo Schifrin) - 1:21
e. (65XY141) The Bird (2M1) (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:40
f. The Penthouse (2M2A)/Boysie's Bossa (2M2B) (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:21
g. The Secret Act (2M3) (Lalo Schifrin) - 0:59
h. (65XY146) Boysie's Bossa (3M1) (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:20
i. (65XY143) Carry On (Lalo Schifrin) - 1:25
j. (65XY142) Casino Rhapsody (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:25
k. Pressure (4M1)/No Trouble (4M2)/Tube Station (Lalo Schifrin) - 1:59
l. (65XY139)  The Killer (4M5/5M1) (Lalo Schifrin) - 1:28 
m. (65XY140) Bikini Waltz (5Ms & 6M2) (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:20
n. (65XY144) Iris (5M3A) (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:55
o. Goot Groove (5M3B) (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:56
p. The Sea, They Sky And The Spies (6M1) (Lalo Schifrin) - 1:34
q. The Fishing Net Trap (6M3)/It's Late In Cell (7M1)/
     The Torture Chamber (7M2)/The Strappado (7M3)/
     Corale (7M4) (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:03
r. Something Wrong (8M2)/Yacov (8M3)/(65XY145) Riviera Chase
     (8M4)/Fight On Cliff (8M5) (Lalo Schifrin) - 4:49
s. Tilt (9M1) (Lalo Schifrin) - 4:20
t. Car Tailing Sequence (10M1) (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:57

same, add Shirley Bassey* (vcl).

u. Section B Paragraph 2 (12M1) (Lalo Schifrin)/The Liquidator (12M2)*
     (Lalo Schifrin/Peter Callander) - 2:26

same, without Shirley Bassey.

v. (65XY138) Boysie's Bossa (Instrumental Sax Version)
     (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:48
w. (65XY147) Tilt (Lalo Schifrin) - 4:20

same, add Shirley Bassey (vcl).

x. (65XY148) The Liquidator (My Liquidator) (Lalo Schifrin/Peter Callander) - 2:17 

Note: (1) In all likelihood, overdubs were performed in Los Angeles, California on December 19, 1965. (2) Matrix numbers represent titles on the MGM soundtrack album.

Issues: c, e, h, i, j, l, m, n, r, v, w & x on MGM E/SE4413ST, MCA 25137, MGM (E) MGM-CS-8029, MGM (NZ) MGM-MCS.6242, Cinetone (Bel) CTCD4413 [CD]. a-x also on FSM Vol. 9, No. 16 [CD].
Singles: c also on MGM 50099 [45], United Artists UA 50,099 [45], Columbia (E) DB-7811 [45]. 
Samplers: c also on MGM (E) 2353092 titled MORE GREAT MGM FILM THEMES and EMI 7243 8 35880 2 2 [CD] titled GOLDSINGER: THE BEST OF SHIRLEY BASSEY. l also on Rhino R2 72913/DRCI1622 [CD] titled CRIME JAZZ: MUSIC IN THE SECOND DEGREE. m also on MGM SE-4742 titled MEDICAL CENTER AND OTHER GREAT THEMES COMPOSED AND CONDUCTED BY LALO SCHIFRIN. m & n also scheduled to be on MGM GAS-136 (unissued) titled GOLDEN ARCHIVE SERIES: LALO SCHIFRIN.
Producer: Jesse Kaye (MGM E/SE4413ST). Lukas Kendall (FSM Vol. 9, No. 16 [CD]).
Engineer: Thorne Nogar
Notes: Not Listed (MGM E/SE4413ST). Lukas Kendall, Jeff Bond (FSM Vol. 9, No. 16 [CD]).

Covers: "The Liquidator" also performed by Dick Hyman (Command RS891SD) and Sam Paglia (CINEDELIC (It) CNCD 0031 [CD]).

ONCE A THIEF
Lalo Schifrin
Los Angeles: April 7, 1965
Lalo Schifrin (p, arr, cond); John Pisano (g); Max Bennett (b); Alvin Stoller (d); Anatol Kaminsky, Erno Neufeld, Nathan Kaproff, Sam Freed, Marvin Limonick, Lily Mahler, David Frisina, Irving Geller, Alex Murray, Irma Neumann, Thelma Beach, Dorothy Wade (vln); Sanford Schonbach, Alvin Dinkin, Robert Ostrowsky, Myra Kestenbaum (viola); Edgar Lustgarten, Eleanor Slatkin, Armand Kaproff, Armand Kaproff, Justin DiTullio (cello); Doris Johnson (harp); Robert Helfer (orchestra mgr).

a. (65XY27) Once A Thief (Lalo Schifrin)
b. (65XY28) The Right To Love (Lalo Schifrin/Gene Lees)
c. (65XY29) Blues A Go Go (Lalo Schifrin)
d. (65XY30) Return To Trieste (Lalo Schifrin)

Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: May 21, 1965
Freddie Hubbard, Ernie Royal, Snooky Young, Clark Terry (tp); Jimmy Cleveland, J.J. Johnson, Tony Studd, Bob Brookmeyer (tb); Jim Buffington, Bob Northern, Willie Ruff (frhrn); Phil Woods (as,cl,f); Jerome Richardson, James Moody (ts,f); Margaret Ross (harp); Lalo Schifrin (p,arr); Kenny Burrell (g); Don Butterfield (tu); Bob Cranshaw (b); Grady Tate, Dave Bailey (d) and strings.

e. (65VK314) Once a Thief (from Once A Thief) (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:02 
f. (65VK315) The Joint (from Once A Thief) (Lalo Schifrin) - 4:23
g. (65VK316) The Man from Thrush (from The Man From U.N.C.L.E.) 
     Lalo Schifrin - 2:57

Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: May 23, 1965
same or similar.

h. (65VK317) Insinuations (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:35
i. (65VK318) Roulette Rumba (aka Fiddlesticks) 
(from The Man From U.N.C.L.E.) (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:10
j. (65VK319) The Cat (from Joy House) (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:35

same or similar, add Irene Reid (vcl).

k. (65VK320) Once a Thief (from Once A Thief) (Lalo Schifrin/Dorcas Cochran) - 2:02

same or similar, without Irene Reid.

l. (65VK321) Return to Trieste (from Once A Thief) (Lalo Schifrin) - 4:06
m. (65VK322) Blues A Go Go (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:49 

same or similar, add Irene Reid (vcl).

n. (65VK323) The Right to Love (Reflections) (Lalo Schifrin/Gene Lees) - 3:07

Note: (1) Selections a-d were recorded for the MGM label, although Michel Ruppli states in his MGM discography that the recording date is April 1. (2) String overdubs were probably recorded at a later date in Los Angeles. 

Issues: e-n on Verve V/V6-8624. 
Singles: g & m also on Verve VK-10365 [45]. g & i also on MGM (Jap) SKM-1065 [EP] (also features two songs by Milton DeLugg, without Schifrin).
Samplers: c also on Play-Time (Fr) 3078282 [CD] titled SUPRÊME LOUNGE 3. e also on MGM SE4742 titled MEDICAL CENTER AND OTHER GREAT THEMES COMPOSED AND CONDUCTED BY LALO SCHIFRIN. e, j & l lso scheduled to be on MGM GAS-136 (unissued) titled GOLDEN ARCHIVE SERIES: LALO SCHIFRIN. f & i also on Hip-O HIPD-40127 [CD] titled THE REEL LALO SCHIFRIN. g also on Motor (Ger) 525617-2 [CD] titled GET EASY VOL. 1 and Rare Groove (It) RG-2008 [CD] titled BOSSA NOVA - EXCITING JAZZ-SAMBA RHYTHMS VOL. 3. g & j also on Motor (Ger) 535495-2 [CD] titled MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE…AND MORE! and Verve (Ger) 06007 5307418 [CD] titled MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE AND OTHER THRILLING THEMES. j also on Rare Groove (it) RG 2013 [CD] titled FROM LATIN...TO JAZZ DANCE VOL. 2. m also on Deram (E) 535 300-2 [CD] titled IN FLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT: 19 NEW WAYS TO FLY AROUND THE WORLD OF EASY LISTENING. 
Producer: Creed Taylor (e-n)
Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder (e-n)
Notes: Johnny Magnus

Covers: "The Cat" also performed by Dick Hyman (Command RS891SD) and the Hickman (MO) High School Stage Band (Mark Custom Recording Division UMC2719). Peggy Lee added lyrics to "The Cat" and called it "Just Call Me Love Bird" for her release, IN THE NAME OF LOVE (Capitol ST-2096, Capitol (E) 5 21096 2 [CD]). "The Right to Love" also performed by Carmen McRae (Groove Merchant GM4001, LRC 1037), Peggy Lee (Capitol ST2096), Carmen Bradford (Amazing 1030 [CD]) and Gail Wynters (Naxos Jazz 86027-2 [CD]).

Samples: "Roulette Rumba" sampled by DJ Rodrigeuz for "By The Light Of The Moon" (IRMA (It) 501278-2 [CD]). "The Man From T.H.R.U.S.H" sampled by Nicola Conte for "Bossa Per Due" (Schema).

THE CINCINNATI KID
Lalo Schifrin
Los Angeles, California: May 28, 1965
Barney Kessel (g); Red Mitchell (b); Shelly Manne (d); Lalo Schifrin (arr).

a. So Many Times
b. The Cincinnati Kid

MGM Scoring Stage, Culver City, California: July 15 and 16, 1965
Lalo Schifrin with 47-piece orchestra conducted by Robert Armbruster.

(film score - unknown titles)

Hollywood, California: July 22, 1965
Lalo Schifrin with orchestra.

(unknown titles)

Hollywood, California: October 25, 1965
Al Porcino (tp); Milt Bernhart (tb); John Kitzmiller (tu); Bill Holman (sax); Justin Gordon (cl); Tommy Tedesco, Alton Hendrickson (g); Keith Mitchell (b); Stanley Levey, Victor Feldman (d, perc); Tommy Morgan (hca); Erno Neufeld, Alexander Murray, Anatol Kaminsky, Sam Freed, Nathan Kaproff, Jacob Krachmalnick, George Kast, David Frisina (vln); Virginia Majewski, Robert Ostrowsky, Myra Kestenbaum (viola); Edgar Lustgarten, Eleanor Slatkin (cello); Robert Helfer (orchestra mgr); Lalo Schifrin (arr, cond).

c. (65-XY-94 (tk. 3)) The Cincinnati Kid (Instrumental Version) (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:55
d. (65-XY-95 (tk. 9)) Dialogue in the Rain  (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:59
e. (65-XY-96 (tk. 2)) Melba (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:59 
f. (65-XY-97 (tk. 3)) The Man (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:35
g. (65-XY-98 (tk. 4)) Shooter (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:18
h. (65-XY-99 (tk. 7)) New Orleans Procession (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:14

Hollywood, California: poss. October 26-27, 1965
same or similar.

i. (65-XY-100) At the Farm (Lalo Schifrin) - 3:17
j. (65-XY-101) The Cock Fight (Lalo Schifrin) - 1:35
k. (65-XY-102) All Packed (Lalo Schifrin) - 1:20
l. (65-XY-103) The Game (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:00
m. (65-XY-104) The Chase (Lalo Schifrin) - 1:40

same or similar, add Ray Charles (vcl).

n. (65-XY-105 (tk. 5)) The Cincinnati Kid (Schifrin/Cochran) - 2:17

same or similar, Ray Charles out.

o. (65-XY-106 (tk. 6)) The Cincinnati Kid (Slow Version) (Lalo Schifrin) 
p. (65-XY-107 (tk. 3)) So Many Times (Lalo Schifrin) - 2:02

Note: (1) It is not known whether the May 28 recordings were used. (2) It is not known what titles were recorded on July 22, however it is possible that four titles, "The Cincinnati Kid," "The Cincinnati Kid (short version)," "The Cincinnati Kid (harmonica)" and "So Many Times" from MGM E/SE-4313 were recorded, or begun on that date. (3) Michel Ruppli's MGM discography lists all above titles recorded on October 25.

Issues: c-n & p on MGM E/SE-4313, MCA 25012, MGM (E) 2354 166, Victor (Jap) VDP5168 [CD]. c-n & p also on MGM (Sp) 2354166 titled EL REY DEL JUEGO.  c-n & p also on Chapter III CHA-1000-2 [CD] titled KELLY'S HEROES & CINCINATTI KID (sic).
Singles: n & p also on MGM K-13425 [45]. n also on ABC 45-10720 [45], King (Jap) HIT-1807 [45]. e, h, n & p also on MGM (Fr) 63629 [45].
Samplers: c also on MGM (E) 2353092 titled MORE GREAT MGM FILM THEMES, Verve (Arg) 2303224 titled ESTRICTAMENTE PARA PLAY-BOYS and MGM SE-4742 titled MEDICAL CENTER AND OTHER GREAT THEMES COMPOSED AND CONDUCTED BY LALO SCHIFRIN. c & e also scheduled to be on MGM GAS-136 (unissued) titled GOLDEN ARCHIVE SERIES: LALO SCHIFRIN. e also on Hip-O HIPD40127 [CD] titled THE REEL LALO SCHIFRIN. j & n (edited together as a suite) also on Rhino R2-75701 [CD] titled THE LION'S ROAR: CLASSIC M-G-M FILM SCORES 1935-1965. n also on Hear Music OPCD-1993 [CD] titled VISIONARY SOUL (as by Ray Charles) and Aleph 025 [CD] titled THE CINCINNATI KID. 
Producer: Jesse Kaye
Engineer: David Hassinger, Val Valentine
Notes: Norman Jewison

Covers: "The Cincinnati Kid" also performed by Laurindo Almeida on NEW BROADWAY-HOLLYWOOD HITS (Capitol T2419), Bobby Byrne on 1966 MAGNIFICENT MOVIE THEMES (Command RS894) and Earl Klugh on SOUNDS AND VISIONS (Warner Bros. 45158-2 [CD]).

CASQUE D'OR
Lalo Schifrin
c. 1965
Lalo Schifrin (comp), Dorcas Cochran (lyrics).

(titles unknown)

Note: CASQUE D'OR was to be a filmed musical produced by MGM, but nothing ever came of it.

Issues: None (MGM)

THE MAKING OF THE PRESIDENT: 1964
Lalo Schifrin
prob. Hollywood, California: 1965
Lalo Schifrin (comp,arr,cond) with others unknown.

(titles unknown)

Note: Original CBS-TV broadcast on October 19, 1965.

Issues: None

THE BIG VALLEY
Lalo Schifrin et. al.
Hollywood, California: c. 1965-1966

(titles unknown)

Note: Theme by George Duning. Original ABC-TV broadcast from September 12, 1965, to May 19, 1969. ABC Paramount ABC5527, titled THE BIG VALLEY, contains music by George Duning only. Schifrin scored several unknown episodes from this series.

Issues: None

BLINDFOLD
Lalo Schifrin
prob. Hollywood, California: 1965

(titles unknown)

Issues: None (Universal)

THE DARK INTRUDER 
aka SOMETHING WITH CLAWS, THE BLACK CLOAK
Lalo Schifrin
prob. Hollywood, California: 1965

(titles unknown)

Note: THE DARK INTRUDER was originally intended as an episode of the TV series, THE ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR, but was developed for release as a theatrical feature in 1965. Producer Jack Laird went on to produce THE NIGHT GALLERY TV series (NBC, 1969 and 1971-73) and had music supervisor Hal Mooney "edit" Schifrin’s music from this feature for use in three episodes of the Rod Serling series: "The Ghost of Sorworth Place" (#23--1/19/72), "Last Rites for a Dead Druid" (#24--1/26/72) and "I'll Never Leave You - Ever" (#26--2/16/72). Detail courtesy of Scott Skelton.

Issues: None

Lalo Schifrin
Los Angeles: December 2, 1965
Al Porcino, Conte Candoli, Bud Brisbois, Stuart Williamson (tp); Frank Rosolino, Milt Bernhart, Lloyd Ulyate (tb); George Roberts (b-tb); Bud Shank, Ron Langinger (aka Ronnie Lang), Bill Holman, Plas Johnson, Jack Nimitz (reeds); Victor Feldman (p); John Pisano, Tommy Tedesco, Alton Hendrickson, Bob Bain (g); Max Bennett (b); William Pitman (el-b); Grady Tate (d); Emil Radocchia (aka Emil Richards) (perc); Francisco Aguabella (Latin perc); Lalo Schifrin (arr, cond).

a. (65VK568 (tk. 5)) The "In" Crowd (Billy Page) - 3:11
b. (65VK569 (tk. 3)) Papa's Got a Brand New Bag
c. (65VK572 (tk. 5)) Chili Con Carne
d. (65VK567 (tk. 8)) I Hear a Symphony
e. (tk. 9) Head Over Heels
f. (65VK571) It's Over
g. (65VK573) A Taste of Honey
h. (65VK574 (tk. 8)) Anaconda Soul (aka Anpacondra Soul) (unknown) - 2:39

Los Angeles: December 3, 1965
same or similar.

i. (65VK576 (tk. 10)) Ain't That Peculiar
j. (65VK575 (tk. 8)) Yesterday
k. (65VK566 (tk. 2)) Thunderball
l. ((tk. 1)) What Are You Buggin' Me About?

Los Angeles: December 2 or 3, 1965
same or similar.

m. (65VK570) On the Edge of Love

Note: (1) The matrix numbers come from Michel Ruppli's Verve discography, which lists all titles from December 2 only. (2) Michel Ruppli's Verve discography does not include either "Head Over Heels" or "What Are You Buggin' Me About" - so it's likely that "On The Edge Of Love" is an alternative title for one of these two titles (most likely "Head Over Heels"). 

Issues: a & h on Motor (Ger) 535495-2 [CD] titled MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE…AND MORE!.

BLUE LIGHT
Lalo Schifrin
prob. Hollywood, California: c. late 1965
Lalo Schifrin with others unknown.

a. Theme From Blue Light (Lalo Schifrin)
(other titles unknown)

Note: Originally broadcast on ABC-TV from January 12 to August 31, 1966. Additional cues by Joseph Mullendore.

Issues: a on Metro 565 (?).

JERICHO
Lalo Schifrin
MGM Scoring Stage, Culver City, California: December 30, 1965
Lalo Schifrin (arr, cond) + 48-piece orchestra.

a. Upbeat And Underground (Lalo Schifrin) - 8:47
     - Jericho - 2:13
     - Operation Fuse, Part 1 - 2:15
     - Operation Fuse, Part II - 1:34
     - Operation Checkpoint - 0:36
     - Operation Motorcycle - 0:20
     - Operation Failure - 0:34
     - End Cast - 0:45

same, Gus Levine (orchestrator).

b. Alternate Main Title (Lalo Schifrin) - 0:45

Note: (1) Original CBS-TV broadcast on September 29, 1966. Series broadcast from  September 15, 1966, to January 19, 1967. (2) The episode noted above was intended as the pilot episode, however executive producer Norman Felton was dissatisfied with Schifrin's score and the show was broadcast third in its short 16-show history. Composer Robert Drasnin also added four short cues to re-edited sequences of this episode. Additionally, Schifrin arranged and conducted brief performances of Wagner's "Die Meistersinger" and Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony for this particular episode (which involved smuggling the Paris Symphony Orchestra out of France during World War II). (3)Executive producer Norman Felton's dissatisfaction with Schifrin's music caused him to bring in composer Jerry Goldsmith to compose the show's main theme. (4) One of the themes created for this show, titled "Operation Fuse, Part I" above, evolved into the theme used for "The Plot," the secondarily dominant theme for the MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE series. (5) Schifrin's "Jericho" theme (from "Upbeat And Underground") was adapted by Schifrin as the Prologue to his cantata, THE RISE AND FALL OF THE THIRD REICH (thanks to Leonidas Kouvaris). (6) The "Alternate Main Title" was also used by Schifrin as a theme in the score to THE PRESIDENT'S ANALYST and as "House Painter March" in VOYAGE OF THE DAMNED (thanks to Leonidas Kouvaris).

Issues: a-b on FSM Vol. 8, No. 6 [CD]
Producer: Lukas Kendall
Notes: Jon Burlingame and Jeff Eldridge

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