Mercury Records Collection: MG-20354: Hot Cargo!

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MG-20354: Hot Cargo! / Ernestine Anderson

Label Type :	black Mercury type A
Matrix Number :	SIDE-A	MG 20354A M3 I FF
	SIDE-B	MG20354-B-3 FF

Comments

with original Mercury inner sleeve.

writing on back cover.

Inside The Groove

Ernestine Anderson's first album on Mercury (original release was Swedish Metronome).

Personal Impression (and brief notes)

Ernestine went to Sweden in 1956, with an allstar Jazz group headed by Swedish-American trumpet player Rolf Ericson. And suddenly she was an overnight sensation over there.

...yes that was a very famous story about Ernestine. This album, recorded in Sweden, captures full of her fascination. Some tunes backed up with Harry Arnold Orchestra, some with a trio. Anyway all tunes are awesome. A great Jazz vocal album.

Strictly Personal Rating (to what extent I could enjoy this album)

10 out of 10

Track Listing

SIDE-A
A-1	16225	Mad About The Boy (Noel - Coward)	3:25
A-2	16226	Did I Remember (Donaldson - Adamson)	3:10
A-3	16222	Day Dream (Ellington - Strayhorn - Latouche)	3:18
A-4	16219	Experiment (Cole Porter)	3:27
A-5	16221	That Old Feeling (Fain - Brown)	2:20
A-6	16220	The Song Is Ended (Irving Berlin)	2:52
SIDE-B
B-1	16223	Love For Sale (Cole Porter)	2:10
B-2	16224	Autumn In New York (Vernon Duke)	3:27
B-3	16229	My Man (Mon Homme) (Yvain - Pollock)	2:38
B-4	16228	Ill Wind (You're Blowin' Me No Good) (H. Arlen - T. Koehler)	3:00
B-5	16230	Little Girl Blue (Rodgers - Hart)	3:17
B-6	16227	Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams (And Dream Your Troubles Away) (Moll - Koehler - Barris)	3:06

Personnel

Personnel/recorded date/master numbers confirmed with the Ruppli's discography.
(“The Mercury Labels - A Discography” by Ruppli and Novitsky, Greenwood Press, 1993)

A-2, B-3:
Ernestine Anderson (vo) with Harry Arnolds Orchestra:
Sixten Eriksson (tp), Weine Renlinden (tp), Bengt-Arne Wallin (tp), Benny Bailey (tp),
Åke Persson (tb), Georg Vernon (tb), Andreas Skjold (tb), George Ohlsson (tb),
Arne Domnerus (as), Rolf Lindell (as), Carl-Henrik Norin (ts), Bjarne Nerem (ts), Lennart Jansson (bs),
Rolf Larsson(p), Bengt Högberg (g), Georg Riedel (b), Egil Johansen (ds)
Recorded in Stockholm, Sweden on October 25 (instruments) and November 18 (vocal overdub), 1956.

A-1, A-5, B-6:
Ernestine Anderson (vo),
Thore Swanerud (p), Georg Riedel (b), Egil Johansen (ds).
Recorded in Stockholm, Sweden on November 16, 1956.

B-5:
Ernestine Anderson (vo), Ulf Wesslen (p).
Recorded in Stockholm, Sweden on November 16, 1956.

A-3, A-6, B-1, B-4:
Ernestine Anderson (vo),
Bengt-Arne Wallin (tp), Arne Domnerus (cl, as), Rolf Blomqvist (fl, ts), Lennart Jansson (bs),
Thore Swanerud (p), Georg Riedel (b), Egil Johansen (ds).
Recorded in Stockholm, Sweden on November 19. 1956.

A-4, B-2:
Ernesine Anderson (vo),
Rolf Blomqvist (fl, ts), Thore Swanerud (p), Georg Riedel (b), Egil Johansen (ds), with strings section.
Recorded in Stockholm, Sweden on November 19, 1956.