Johnny Bothwell
     What Ever Happened To Johnny Bothwell?

                        Teresa Gramophone Company, Ltd.
                        Made in USA
                        FW40358

 1. I'll Remember April
    Соmр.: Raye, DePaul, Johnston
 2. John's Other Wife
    Соmр.: V.Horton
 3. The Trouble With Me Is You
    Соmр.: G.Handy, J.Segal
 4. Lonely Serenade
    Соmр.: George Melachrino
 5. Laura
    Соmр.: Raskin, Mercer
 6. I Cover The Waterfront
    Соmр.: J.Green, E.Heyman
 7. Ill Wind
    Соmр.: H.Arlen, I.Koehler
 8. Dear Max
    Соmр.: Johnny Bothwell
 9. Chelsea Bridge
    Соmр.: Billy Strayhorn
10. Street Of Dreams
    Соmр.: V.Young, S.M.Lewis

PERSONNEL:
I'LL REMEMBER APRIL and STREET OF DREAMS were recorded February 12, 1945 by (probably) Tommy Allison,
Benny Harris, Stan Fishelson, trumpets; Walter Robertson, trumpet and trombone; Ollie Wilson, Trummy Young, Jack
Carmen, trombones; Johnny Bothwell, Hal McKusick, alto saxes; Joe Megro, Al Cohn, tenor saxes; Serge Chaloff,
baritone sax; Boyd Raeburn, bass sax; Ike Carpenter, piano; Steve Jordan, guitar; Oscar Pettiford, bass; Shelly Manne,
drums.
LONELY SERENADE, LAURA, ILL WIND, JOHNS OTHER WIFE and THE TROUBLE WITH ME IS YOU were recorded in
May and June, 1945 by (probably) Tommy Allison, Dale Pierce, Carl Berg, Alan Jeffries, trumpets; Jack Carmen, Trummy
Young, Johnny Mandel, trombones; Johnny Bothwell, Leonard Green, alto saxes; Frankie Socolow, Stuart Anderson, tenor
saxes; Ну Mandel, baritone sax; Ike Carpenter, piano; Steve Jordan, guitar; Joe Berisce, bass; Irv Kluger, drums.
I COVER THE WATERFRONT was recorded in June, 1945 by the same personnel as above, except that Rodney Roberts,
trombone, replaced Young.
DEAR MAX and CHELSEA BRIDGE were recorded in September, 1945 by Ray Nance, trumpet; Johnny Bothwell, alto
sax; Allen Eager, tenor sax; Harry Carney, baritone sax; Ed Finckel, piano, arranger; Jimmy Johnson, bass; Shelly Manne,
drums.

PRODUCED BY BOB THIELE
 
(P) & (C) 1987 Teresa Gramophone Company, Ltd.