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Loch Lomond: Greatest Hits 1937-1942 (CD - 1998)UPC: 00743625525328As low as $10.47 from DeepDiscount.com Artist: Maxine Sullivan Label: Living Era Genre: Pop Vocal Album Description: Personnel includes: Maxine Sullivan (vocals); John Kirby (bass); Claude Thornhill, Charlie Shavers, Bud Freeman, Buster Bailey, Buddy Rich, Fank Newton.Recorded between 1937 & 1942.Personnel: Ken Binford (guitar); Eddie Powell (fiddle); Paul Ricci, Chester Hazlett, Sla... read more Personnel includes: Maxine Sullivan (vocals); John Kirby (bass); Claude Thornhill, Charlie Shavers, Bud Freeman, Buster Bailey, Buddy Rich, Fank Newton. Recorded between 1937 & 1942. Personnel: Ken Binford (guitar); Eddie Powell (fiddle); Paul Ricci, Chester Hazlett, Slats Long, Jimmy Lytell (clarinet, alto saxophone); Leo Trammel, Buster Bailey (clarinet); Floyd Turnham, Pete Brown, Bernard Kaufman, Russell Procope (alto saxophone); Babe Russin, Bud Freeman (tenor saxophone); Lloyd Reese, Frankie Newton, Charlie Shavers (trumpet); Bobby Hackett (cornet); Claude Thornhill, Eddie Beal (piano); O'Neill Spencer, Ed Rubsam, Oscar Lee Bradley, Buddy Rich (drums). Recording information: Hollywood, CA (08/06/1937-01/28/1942); New York, NY (08/06/1937-01/28/1942). Arranger: Claude Thornhill. Loch Lomond: Greatest Hits 1937-1942 features vocalist Maxine Sullivan fronting both the Claude Thornhill and John Kirby big bands on 25 tracks. Highlights include renditions of familiar songs of the era mixed with traditional folk songs including "Dark Eyes," "Night and Day," "It Was a Lover and His Lass," "Annie Laurie" and her signature song "Loch Lomond." ~ Al Campbell minimize
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