Will Bradley Ray Mckinley - Will Bradley His Orchestra Featuring Ray McKinley (23 tracks) +Album Reviews

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Will Bradley, Ray Mckinley
Will Bradley & His Orchestra: Featuring Ray McKinley
Genres: Jazz, Pop

Track Listings (23) - Disc #1
1. Fatal Fascination (Theme Song) - Will Bradley,
2. Bugles in the Sky - Will Bradley, Whitney, Leonard
3. City Called Heaven - Will Bradley, Warren, Bob
4. Chicken Gumboogie - Will Bradley, Bradley, Will [1]
5. High on a Windy Hill - Will Bradley, Kramer, Alex
6. Dark Eyes - Will Bradley, Public Domain [1]
7. I'm Coming Virginia - Will Bradley, Cook, Will Marion
8. What'cha Know Joe? - Will Bradley, Young, Victor
9. Perfidia - Will Bradley, Dominquez, Alberto
10. This Little Icky Went to Town - Will Bradley, Bradley, Will [1]
11. O Sole Mio - Will Bradley, Dicapua, Eduardo
12. B-I, Bi - Will Bradley, Freeland, Beverly
13. When You and I Were Young, Maggie - Will Bradley, Butterfield, James
14. What Love Will Do - Will Bradley,
15. Man, That's Groovy! - Will Bradley, Adams
16. Three Ring Ragout - Will Bradley, Ponchielli, Amilcar
17. I'm Tired of Waiting for You - Will Bradley, Holland
18. In the Hall of the Mountain King - Will Bradley, Grieg, Edvard
19. Yes, Indeed! - Will Bradley, Oliver, Sy
20. I Dream of Jeannie With the Light Brown Hair - Will Bradley, Foster, Stephen [1]
21. Booglie Wooglie Piggy - Will Bradley, Jacobs, Ray
22. You and I - Will Bradley, Willson, Meredith
23. Quicksilver - Will Bradley, Maxted, Billy

CD Details

All Artists: Will Bradley, Ray Mckinley
Title: Will Bradley & His Orchestra: Featuring Ray McKinley
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Circle
Release Date: 8/12/1994
Album Type: Import
Genres: Jazz, Pop
Style: Swing Jazz
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 762247408826

CD Reviews

A maturing band

C. Craig | Havant, England, UK | 12/22/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"By 1941 the Bradley/McKinley band was moving from the boogie-woogie style of the 1930s into a far more rounded and versatile outfit. Bradley's trombone playing is as effortless and ever, and McKinley's drumming as dynamic and driving as ever, and now supported by good arrangements and vocalists. This is a well-recorded set of numbers which showcases the talents of what was in effect a duo-led band offering swing dance music of a high order at a time when the music business was jam-packed with high quality name bands at their peak. The Bradley/McKinley band certainly holds its' own in such illustrious company."