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Stan Levey (1926–2005) was a soloist from United States. 35 classical recordings in this catalogue.
Discography (35 recordings)
| Work | Composer | Role | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strike Up the Band | George Gershwin | instrumentalist | 1955 |
| They Can’t Take That Away From Me | George Gershwin | instrumentalist | 1955 |
| La Chaloupée | Jacques Offenbach | instrumentalist | 1955 |
| Reverie | Claude Debussy | instrumentalist | 1953 |
| How About You? | Burton Lane | instrumentalist | - |
| Mack the Knife (live) | Kurt Weill | instrumentalist | - |
| Too Close for Comfort | Jerry Bock | instrumentalist | - |
| How About You? | Burton Lane | instrumentalist | - |
| Moments Like This | Burton Lane | instrumentalist | - |
| Too Close for Comfort | Jerry Bock | instrumentalist | - |
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Frequent Collaborators

Frank Rosolino
Soloist · 6 rec

Max Bennett
Soloist · 6 rec

Stan Getz
Soloist · 6 rec

Bob Cooper
Soloist · 5 rec
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Ray Brown
Soloist · 5 rec
Al Porcino
Conductor · 3 rec
Ella Fitzgerald
Conductor · 3 rec
Don Bagley
Conductor · 2 rec
Jimmy Giuffre
Conductor · 2 rec
Mike Melvoin
Conductor · 2 rec
Stan Kenton
Conductor · 2 rec
Anthony Ortega
Soloist · 2 rec
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Strike up the BandGeorge Gershwin4Indian SummerVictor Herbert3Fascinatin’ RhythmGeorge Gershwin2How About You?Burton Lane2Roses of PicardyHaydn Wood2SummertimeGeorge Gershwin2Too Close for ComfortJerry Bock2Bidin’ My TimeGeorge Gershwin1But Not for MeGeorge Gershwin1CherryArthur Gillespie1How Long Has This Been Going On?George Gershwin1I Got RhythmGeorge Gershwin1La ChaloupéeJacques Offenbach1Love Is Here to StayGeorge Gershwin1Love Walked InGeorge Gershwin1Mack the KnifeKurt Weill1Moments Like ThisBurton Lane1My Reverie (Debussy’s “Reverie”)Claude Debussy1Of Thee I SingGeorge Gershwin1Oh, Lady Be Good!George Gershwin1Someone to Watch Over MeGeorge Gershwin1’S WonderfulGeorge Gershwin1The Man I LoveGeorge Gershwin1They Can’t Take That Away From MeGeorge Gershwin1When the Roll Is Called Up YonderJames Milton Black1





