How High The Moon by Les Paul & His Trio, released 13 October 2010, includes the following tracks: "Hip-Billy Boogie", "Brazil", "Nola", "Little Rock Getaway" and more.
This version of How High The Moon comes as a 3xCD.
Tracklist
Disc 1
- Lover
- Caravan (Multi-Tracked Version)
- Hip-Billy Boogie
- The Swiss Woodpecker
- Brazil
- What is This Thing Called Love?
- Nola
- Goofus
- Little Rock Getaway
- Tennessee Waltz
- Mockin' Bird Hill
- How High the Moon
- I Wish I Had Never Seen Sunshine
- The World is Waiting For the Sunrise
- Just One More Chance
- Jazz Me Blues
- Josephine
- Whispering
- Jingle Bells
- Tiger Rag
- I'm Confessin' (That I Love You)
- The Carioca
- In the Good Old Summertime
- Smoke Rings
- Meet Mister Callaghan
- Take Me In Your Arms and Hold Me
- Lady of Spain
Disc 2
- Bye Bye Blues
- Deep In the Blues
- Mammy's Boogie
- My Baby's Coming Home
- I'm Sitting On Top of the World
- Sleep (Fred Waring's Theme Song)
- Vaya Con Dios
- Johnny (is the Boy For Me)
- Don'cha Hear Them Bells
- The Kangaroo
- I Really Don't Want To Know
- I'm a Fool To Care
- Whither Thou Goest
- Mandolino
- Song In Blue
- Mr. Sandman
- That's What I Like
- I Need You Now
- Hummingbird
- Amukiriki (the Lord Willing)
- Magic Melody
- Texas Lady
- Moritat (Theme From Three Penny Opera)
- Nuevo Laredo
- Cinco Robles (Five Oaks)
- Put a Ring On My Finger
Disc 3
- Just Because (As "Rhubarb Red")
- Deep Elem Blues (As "Rhubarb Red")
- Out of Nowhere (Vocal By Jim Atkins)+
- Begin the Beguine
- Dream Dust
- Dark Eyes
- Blue Skies
- Helen Forrest Baby, What You Do For Me
- Bing Crosby It's Been a Long, Long Time
- The Andrews Sisters Rumors Are Flying
- The Delta Rhythm Boys What Would It Take?
- Steel Guitar Rag
- Guitar Boogie
- Caravan (Earlier Decca Version)
- Subterfuge
- Melodic Meal
- Hand Picked
- At Sundown
- Coquette
- I Found a New Baby
- Danger, Men At Work
- Short Circuit
- Body and Soul (With Nat 'King' Cole From Jazz At the Philhar
- Rosetta (With Nat 'King' Cole From Jazz At the Philharmonic,
Label: Fantastic Voyage | Origin: Europe
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