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Al Hirt
Jazzin the Pops
Genres: Jazz, Pop

Track Listings (17) - Disc #1
1. Spanish Eyes - Al Hirt, Kaempfert, Bert
2. Unforgettable - Al Hirt, Gordon, Irving
3. East of the Sun - Al Hirt, Bowman, Brooks
4. I'll Be Seeing You - Al Hirt, Fain, Sammy
5. Red Roses for a Blue Lady - Al Hirt, Bennett, Roy
6. Java - Al Hirt, Friday, Freddy
7. Poor Butterfly - Al Hirt, Golden, John [Broad
8. Stardust - Al Hirt, Carmichael, Hoagy
9. Birth of the Blues - Al Hirt, Brown, Lew
10. Sugar Blues - Al Hirt, Fletcher, Lucy
11. New Orleans, My Home Town - Al Hirt, Carmichael, Hoagy
12. Echoes of Harlem - Al Hirt, Ellington, Duke
13. Strangers in the Night - Al Hirt, Kaempfert, Bert
14. Trumpeter's Lullaby - Al Hirt, Porter, Cole
15. Imagination - Al Hirt, Burke, Johnny [Voca
16. Deep Purple - Al Hirt, DeRose, Pete
17. When the Saints Go Marching In - Al Hirt, Black, James [Drums

CD Details

All Artists: Al Hirt
Title: Jazzin the Pops
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Projazz / Intersound
Release Date: 1/29/1993
Genres: Jazz, Pop
Styles: Traditional Jazz & Ragtime, Dixieland
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 015095068729, 015095068743

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CD Reviews

Al Hirt and The Rochester Pops Orchestra

Randal Greenwood | Hugoton, KS USA | 10/06/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I goofed on my earlier review, Jazzin' The Pops is not the original he did with Arutur Fiedler, nor is it with the Cincinnatti orchestra as I claimed falsely earlier. This album dates to 1989 when Al Hirt was starting to decline yet, the music is still a delight for any Al Hirt fan. Most of the songs are not just covers of songs already on his most popular albums, but has some new tunes that work well with his trumpet stylings. John Dankworth and his orchestra do professional job on backing up the old master. There are not a lot of Al's excellent pop jazz music available, so this one is a good deal and worth the money."