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Verve session · in the studio

March 19, 1952

The Gene Krupa Trio

NYC

In the room

The takes

2 of these 8 takes stayed in the vault at the time: alternates and tunes that weren't issued. Switch to hear only the ones that came out on the records.

What the numbers mean

Norman Granz's labels numbered the tunes they recorded in one running series; the take kept is the one that was issued.

Matrix · takeTitleFirst out on
725-1St. Louis BluesMGC-639, MGC-703, MGV-8195
726-3-Not issued at the time · later on Mercury 8983
727-1Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm GoneMGC-703
728-1StardustMGC-703
729-1PerdidoMGC-703
730-3-Not issued at the time · later on Mercury 8990
731-3Fine's IdeaMGC-703
732-5 | 62VK231 | 63VK629Drum BoogieMGC-703, V-8571, V-8594
8 takes · the ones we haven't matched yet are looked up on Spotify when you make it

Where it ended up

Together elsewhere

The other albums at least two of these players are on together.

The whole band 2 albums

No.TitleLeaderYearWho
CL 6066Gene Krupa Dance ParadeGene Krupa And His Orchestra1949Gene Krupa, Charlie Ventura, Teddy Napoleon
CL 753Gene KrupaGene Krupa1955Gene Krupa, Charlie Ventura, Teddy Napoleon

2 of them 3 albums

No.TitleLeaderYearWho
MGC-627The Rocking Mr. KrupaGene Krupa Trio1954Gene Krupa, Teddy Napoleon
MGV-8276Krupa RocksGene Krupa Quartet1958Gene Krupa, Teddy Napoleon
V-8584The Great New Gene Krupa Quartet Featuring Charlie VenturaGene Krupa Quartet Featuring Charlie Ventura1964Gene Krupa, Charlie Ventura