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The toys begin to hit Toys 'R' Us shelves starting mid-June with the full rollout at key retailers to follow in fall 2014. Rock ’n Playhouse Box, plush assortments and role-play items such as the Box Top Guitar. The line will include playsets like the Julius Jr. and his friends visit many worlds through the Hall of Doors to see how each place celebrates the holidays.Īdditionally, the show’s themes will be brought to life beyond the screen through a new toy line with Fisher- Price Inc., global master toy licensee for the brand. In addition, the new season will also include a holiday special where Julius Jr. Season two will also delight with even more original music, spanning many genres from pop to reggae and dance. The gang gets a resident pet when their furry little friend Chachi, an adorable Chihuahua and a Paul Frank favorite, moves in to the Playhouse. and his best pals will enter all-new worlds, including a splash-tastic water park. in the United States we are entertaining and inspiring kids every day.' Includes transpose, capo hints, changing speed and much more. is all about creativity, invention and imaginative play, and with Nick Jr. Play along with guitar, ukulele, or piano with interactive chords and diagrams. “The second season will introduce exciting new worlds and lovable new characters.

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have captured the hearts of kids and families across the country and the series has become a top-rated show on Sunday mornings,” said Elie Dekel, President of Saban Brands. “Since the show’s premiere last September, the characters and adventures of Julius Jr. will premiere brand-new episodes of Julius Jr. on the popular children’s network in September 2013 and continues to show strong ratings growth with key demographics in its timeslot. The television series, which is inspired by the creative spirit and lovable characters of Paul Frank, first debuted in the U.S. for a second season in the United States. Los Angeles, 1957.Saban Brands announced that its animated preschool series Julius Jr. (2) Wechter (vib) John Bambridge, Jr (cl) Dennis Budimir (g) Bates (b) Jerry Williams (d). (1) Wechter (vib) Cy Colley, Jr (as) Jim Bates (b) Frank DeVito (d). (1) Trousseau Autumn Leaves Love Letters My Melancholy Baby Cy’s Blues I Remember You I’ll Close My Eyes Sissy (2) Undecided Dave’s Tune Scotch Hop Peanuts Melancholy Serenade Lover Man Blues Riff (55.69) If that is so, any deficiencies there might be are inaudible to this reviewer.Īltogether, this release is one that will have wide appeal and Jordi Pujol must be congratulated for bringing back into the spotlight the music of Julius Wechter (1935-1999), a gifted yet forgotten artist. As to why the second session was never released, it appears to have been a test pressing that somehow failed to meet expectations. Throughout, the musical standard is set high and the mostly slow and mid-tempo pacing matches the mood, which is reflective.

The last named is perhaps the most recognisable of these musicians, although some had long studio careers.

Also of a very high standard is the playing of alto saxophonist Cy Colley, Jr, clarinettist John Bambridge, Jr, and guitarist Dennis Budimir. The leader’s vibraphone playing, always melodic and lightly swinging, is masterly and it is abundantly clear throughout that his career choices were a loss to the jazz world. for a second season in the United States.The television series, which is inspired by the creative spirit and lovable characters of Paul Frank, first debuted in the U.S. Now, thanks to Jordi Pujol’s always valuable and this time archaeological work, Wechter’s two own-name recordings are available, the (2) session for the very first time. Saban Brands announced that its animated preschool series Julius Jr. From this point onwards, although he did play occasional jazz dates, Wechter became a film and television studio musician. This resulted in Linear Sketches (Jazz West LP-9), a 1956 set that was well received, and the following year another was made, this one for Intro Records, but it was never released.Īt the end of the 1950s and in the early 1960s, Wechter had brief spells with Latin bands led by Martin Denny and Herb Alpert, and he composed Spanish Flea, lyrics by his wife Cissy, which was a hit for Alpert’s Tijuana Brass. This included a competition at the famous Lighthouse Club and thanks to attendant publicity, an opportunity to record arose. Born in Chicago in 1935, Wechter played locally in small jazz groups while studying in Los Angeles. Is it dated? Not a bit of it.įirst, though, a little background on the artist, all thanks to extensive details in the liner notes. Indeed, the music heard here was recorded more than 65 years ago. New names are constantly appearing and while vibraphonist Julius Wechter will probably be unknown to many, he is far from being a new kid on the block.

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