Melody Masters - Buddy Rich Orchestra with Terry Gibbs compilation reel
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content: 1. Melody Masters - Buddy Rich Orchestra with Terry Gibbs, black and white, 540 feet

Copyright: 1949

Corporate Creator: Castle Films

Performer(s): Buddy Rich and His Orchestra, Louis DePron, The Mello-Larks, Terry Gibbs

Song Title(s):

"One O'Clock Boogie"; "So Long, Joe", solo by Gibbs; "Let's Get Away From It All", vocals by the Mello-Larks; "John Had the Number", solo by Gibbs; "But No Nickel", vocals by Rich, dance by Rich and DePron; "Not So Quiet, Please"


2. Melody Masters - Buddy Rich Orchestra with Terry Gibbs, black and white, 305 feet; excerpts including: "Let's Get Away From It All", vocals by the Mello-Larks; "John Had the Number", solo by Gibbs; "But No Nickel", vocals by Rich, dance by Rich and DePron

3. Melody Masters - Buddy Rich Orchestra with Terry Gibbs, black and white, 225 feet; excerpts including: "One O'Clock Boogie"; "So Long, Joe", solo by Gibbs; "Not So Quiet, Please"

Video reference copies available.