California Sessions

Stan Hasselgard

Record Details

DRCD:
409

Record Links

Tracklist

  1. Gotta Have More Money -:-- / 2:55
  2. Hortense -:-- / 3:16
  3. Flying Foam -:-- / 2:37
  4. Gone After You -:-- / 2:38
  5. Swedish Pastry -:-- / 3:06
  6. Sweet And Hop Mop -:-- / 2:50
  7. Who Sleeps -:-- / 2:54
  8. I’ll Never Be The Same -:-- / 3:04
  9. Indiana -:-- / 4:27
  10. Swedish Pastry -:-- / 2:43
  11. Greetings To Sweden -:-- / 1:07
  12. One O’Clock Jump – Theme -:-- / 0:55
  13. C Jam Blues -:-- / 4:14
  14. I Never Loved Anyone -:-- / 2:33
  15. What Is This Thing Called Love -:-- / 3:38
  16. Jam Session At Jubilee (How High The Moon) -:-- / 6:17
  17. Who’s Sorry Now -:-- / 1:36
  18. One O’Clock Jump Theme -:-- / 1:30
  19. Please Don’t Talk About Me When I’m Gone -:-- / 5:11
  20. Jelly -:-- / 3:08
  21. Blues For Billy -:-- / 5:42
  22. Just You, Just Me -:-- / 4:54
  23. Sweet And Hot Mop -:-- / 2:43
  24. I’ll Never Be The Same -:-- / 3:17
  • Art Direction – Sofia Berry
  • Compilation Producer, Liner Notes – Lars Westin
  • MC – Bud Widom (tracks: 19 to 22), Gene Norman (tracks: 9 to 18)
  • Mastered By [CD-Master] – Tomas Ferngren
  • Translated By [Linguistic Consultant] – Dave Castle

Notes

Tracks 1-2: recorded in Los Angeles, probably Friday, November 21, 1947. Constellation 501
Tracks 3-4: recorded in Los Angeles, December 1947. Gazell C 102 (Flyin’ Foam / Gone After You)
Tracks 5-8: recorded in Los Angeles, Thursday-Friday, December 18 and 19, 1947. (Session started at 10 p.m. and ended at 2 p.m.). Capitol 15062 (Stan Hasselgard And His All Star Six – Swedish Pastry / Who Sleeps) and Capitol C15302 (I’ll Never Be The Same / Sweet And Hot Mop). Credit for the band also given as Stan Hasselgard and His Smörgasbirds.
Tracks 9-11: McCormack General Hospital, Pasadena, Monday, January 5, 1948. AFRS Jubilee No. 272
Tracks 12-18: McCormack General Hospital, Pasadena, Monday, February 9, 1948. AFRS Jubilee No. 278. Some tracks were issued on Jammin’ At Jubilee
Tracks 19-22: McCormack General Hospital, Pasadena, Monday, February 23, 1948. AFRS Jubilee No. 282.
Tracks 23-24: as 5-8.