Recorded by Century Custom Recording Service, LaMont Bench,
Franchised Associate, THornwall 5-5596

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Side 1

First Suite For Concert Jazz Band (Bob Soder)

1. Moderato and Chorale

2. Soul Waltz (Solos: Jim Dukey, Shirley Rogers, Chris Poehler, Chuck Manzer)

3. Bright (Solos: Kerry Patterson, Jim Durkey, Shirley Rogers, Chuck Manzer)

Side 2

4. Theme and Variations (Bill Holman) (Solos: Mark Kimball, Ron Rose)

5. Small Talk (On The Front Porch) (Leo Maples) (Featuring Brenda Kann, Cheri Pratt)

6. I Remember Clifford (Benny Goloson)

7. Besame Mucho (arr. Bob Soder) (Solos: Carl Leach, Norman Orsi, Jim Durkey, Shirley Rogers)

8. After Supper (Neil Hefty - arr. Jim Dukey) (Solos: Kerry Patterson, Shirley Rogers, Chris Poehler)

Liner Notes:

Jazz Trac Four was recorded on April 6, 1963. This album was recorded in four hours in which we used eight of the 20 takes made at this recording session.

We are especially proud of the great performances turned in by Shirley Rogers, Piano and Student Leader; Chris Poehler, Bass; Jim Dukey, Alto Saxophone; Kerry Patterson, Tenor Saxophone; Brenda Kann and Cheri Pratt, Flute; Ken Heiges, Vibraphone; Mark Kimble, Trombone; Ron Rose and Carl Leach, Jr., Trumpet; and Chuck Manzer, Drums.

Jazz Trac Four is high school jazz at its best. The solos are all spontaneous, and purely creative. Jazz Trac Four is for you from 18 enthusiastic young musicians . . . We hope you will share in their enthusiasm.

Personnel:
Alto Saxophones:	Jim Dukey
	Ray Keller
Tenor Saxophones:	Kerry Patterson
	David Hudd
Baritone Saxophone:	Norm Orsi
Trumpets:	Ron Rose
	Carl Leach, Jr.
	Tom Webster
	Larry Carthen
Trombones:	Mark Kimball
	Steve Clauson
	John Stennmark
	Terry Johnston
Piano:	Shirley Rogers
Bass:	Chris Poehler
Drums:	Chuck Manzer
Drums & Vibraphone:	Ken Heiges
Student Leader:	Shirley Rogers
Director:	Bob Soder

The following is from the PHHS Rambler 1963, the high school year book.