Stan Kenton and his Orchestra - Send In The Clowns

Tim ter Bals - The Netherlands 1976

[@thomasbayes3630]

Remember sending in from the Creative World Magazine for these amazing albums. Beautiful album covers, wonderful music inside. I remember this tour, hearing this song. It was a long and loud concert, yet it didn't seem to matter sitting in those old HS bleachers, lol.

[@rosethecopycat]

Just 3 years after this, I would be in the Jazz Lab Band under Dickus at WSU, Detroit MI. Wonderful memories.

[@marshallsobin4879]

You mean DICK SHEARER?

[@nelsonhelm3475]

Such a beautiful, relaxing and, as always with Kenton, an original rendition of a great song.

[@PikaChu-fy5pt]

70's. Wow. Different version than I've heard before.

[@bobochungi1541]

I love the bassbone in this song

[@davidturnbull9004]

Yes, Jay Sollenberger. I did my student teaching with his wife in KC. Played with him in the area quite a few times. One of those really terrific players who was/is also a terrific person!

[@jerrybeaver4677]

Kenton bandd always put it together great arrangement brass section drums the best of the best top shelf band his music will live on 😊😊😊😊😊 2:35

[@johnflorio3576]

The trumpet solo at 3:46 is way harder than it sounds!

[@musiconlyplease98]

fantastic take !!!

[@patrickohara2012]

Jay Sollenberger on lead trumpet.

[@willieron]

Played with him a lot after he moved back to KC

[@ranknut]

Isn’t this arrangement by Dave Bardhun?

[@Dana_Danarosana]

Yes it is.

[@spiffy-media7911]

Sheesh

[@silencedogood7297]

Is this a Dee Barton arrangement ? Tasty

[@patrickwest5494]

Dave Barduhn

[@swampwiz]

The trumpet part seemed to be too soft, except for the high-note solo.

[@HellsKitchenFunk]

Not the best version of the band I've heard.

[@HellsKitchenFunk]

Me either.