DISC 1 1. Laura (A) 3:00 (J.Mercer-D.Raksin) 2. Apple Honey (A) 3:15 (Woody Herman) 3. I Wonder (A) 3:16 (C.Gant-R.Leveen) 4. Yeah Man (Amen) (A) 2:14 (Hardy-Schoen-Segure) 5. Out Of This World (B) ...

Woody Herman's mid-1940s band was among the finest examples of this meaningful adaptation, and Mosaic's The Complete Columbia Recordings of Woody Herman and His Orchestra & Woodchoppers (1945-1947) ...

Pow! Pow! Pow! The surging exuberance and strength of the legendary Woody Herman Herd was re-created by the Lincoln Center Jazz orchestra, whose members rose to the occasion with big, broad explosive ...

Woody Herman was one of the premier bandleaders in jazz, saxophonist Joe Lovano says. "He didn't have the same chops and virtuosic approach like Benny Goodman or Artie Shaw, but he told a deep story," ...

It’s March 25, 1946, and you’ve come to Carnegie Hall to hear the most exciting jazz orchestra then playing, Woody Herman and His Orchestra—known to fans and followers as “The Thundering Herd.” Herman ...

Jack Siefert Woody Herman Collection, 1913-1990, Archives Center, National Museum of American History. Collection is open for research, but parts of the collection are temporarily unavailable for ...

When Woody Herman took the stage at Grand Meadow High School on March 23, 1987, the gymnasium was bursting at its seams. It was not just the thundering sound of Herman’s band putting pressure on the ...

When John Fedchock was 9 years old, he had long arms, which made him the perfect candidate to play trombone in the school band. As time passed, said Fedchock, who performs at CLC Nov. 18, “I started ...