Kenton explains that they are playing this broadcast from the stage with the curtain drawn as they empty the house from the earlier show with George Shearing.
Tracks
1. Young Blood (Gerry Mulligan) arr. by Gerry Mulligan solos: Candoli (tp) Sims (ts) Konitz (as) Childers (tp)
Russo introduces the next number.
2. My Lady (Russo, Bill) arr. by Bill Russo solo; Konitz (as)
3. Hav-A-Havana (Bill Holman) arr. by Bill Holman solos: Konitz (as) Candoli (tp)
Kenton talks with Shearing before this number, who says it is the best Kenton band ever.
4. Solitaire (Bill Russo) arr. by Bill Russo solo: Burgess (tb)
Kenton says that the band chose the next selection for this concert.
5. Boo-Boo-Be-Doop (Bill Holman) arr. by Bill Holman solos: Konitz (as) Rosolino (tb) Candoli (tp) Sims (ts)
The announcer talks over the ending.
Personnel
Alto sax
Don Carone Lee Konitz
Tenor sax
Eddie Wasserman Zoot Sims
Bari sax
Tony Ferina
Trumpet
Buddy Childers Ernie Royal Conte Candoli Don Dennis Don Smith
Trombone
Bob Burgess Bill Russo Frank Rosolino Keith Moon George Roberts (b-tb)
Piano
Stan Kenton
Bass
Don Bagley
Guitar
Sal Salvador
Drums
Stan Levey
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