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1. Pionciana  
2. My Funny Valentine  
3. The Continental  
4. By Myself  
5. Stormy Weather  
6. Begin the Beguine  
7. Night and Day  
8. Makin' Whoopee  
9. The Piccolino  
10. I'll Remember April  
11. The Boy Next Door  
12. Temptation 


In 1962, Contemporary Records set out to create the ultimate stereophonic listening experience. Widely acclaimed for both the sonic quality of its recordings and its classic and adventuresome jazz repertoire, Lester Koenig decided to meld these two elements into an album that would test the mettle of any stereo system, while providing listeners with entertaining and unusual treatments of familiar repertoire. Shelly Manne, who was a mainstay of Contemporary's artist roster, and who was acutely aware of the subtleties of sound recording, was the obvious protagonist for such a project. Shelly's arrangements, in which he plays a vast array of exotic and seldom heard percussion instruments (and other objects) in duet with Jack Marshall's nylon string acoustic guitar, were conceived so as to demonstrate to the fullest the capabilities of Contemporary's renowned recording system. Contemporary S9006.