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 As recorded by the Stan Kenton Orchestra on "Artistry in Rhythm" (and many other CDs).
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 This historically important piece opens with a rubato piano solo and then moves to a terrific Rugolo trombone feature (originally recorded by Kai Winding).
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From the Progressive Jazz period in the 1940's, this piece focused on the alto saxophone (originally played by George Weidler).
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Another amazingly futuristic piece from Rugolo's great mind.
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Recorded in 1947 and included in the Milestones LP, this piece is a gorgeous melody (one of Pete's best known).
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Kenton had many hits over the years, and this very creative arrangement by Pete was one of them.
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This is one of the early, fantastic Latin charts recorded by the Kenton Band and played for years and years.
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The original chart as played by the Stan Kenton Orchestra.
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This chart has appeared on a couple of different albums over the years (Kenton Classics and Hits).
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