Ray Anthony Und Sein Orchester - Stardust Vilia

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Review by Chris Murphy

Album Review: Stardust Vilia by Ray Anthony Und Sein Orchester Alright, let’s talk about Stardust Vilia by Ray Anthony Und Sein Orchester. If you’re into Jazz with that Big Band punch, this one’s a keeper. Released under Telefunken Capitol (or just plain ol’ Telefunken, depending on your pressing), it’s got that German flair but still feels universal. Like sipping coffee at a Berlin café while dreaming of New York jazz clubs—y’know what I mean? Now, the album kicks off with two tracks that stick in my head like gum on a shoe. First up is “Stardust.” Man, oh man. This isn’t your grandma’s version of the classic tune—it’s bigger, bolder, and kinda brassy. The horns are out here doing acrobatics, and there’s this moment where everything drops for a second before roaring back to life. Feels like someone flicked a light switch in your soul. And Ray? He knows how to let his orchestra shine without hogging all the spotlight. It’s tight, smooth, and makes me wanna grab a partner and spin ‘til we’re dizzy. Then there’s “Vilia.” Oh boy, this track sneaks up on ya. At first, it’s all mellow vibes, like walking through misty woods at dawn. But then BAM—the band kicks in with these lush harmonies and swinging rhythms. You can practically see the sequins shimmering as they play. There’s something so cinematic about it; it could easily be the soundtrack to an old Hollywood romance flick where everyone smokes cigarettes indoors and wears sharp suits. Honestly, every time I hear it, I half-expect Cary Grant to stroll into the room. What’s wild is how both songs manage to feel nostalgic yet fresh. Like, yeah, Big Band music has been around forever, but Ray Anthony gives it his own twist. He doesn’t just copy-paste—he adds layers, surprises, little flourishes that make you go, “Huh, never thought of it like that!” Reflecting on this album, I guess what strikes me most is how timeless it feels. Listening to Stardust Vilia, you forget about deadlines, emails, Wi-Fi passwords—all that modern junk. Instead, you’re transported somewhere else entirely. Somewhere classy. Somewhere fun. Somewhere… well, somewhere better than wherever you are right now. And hey, here’s a random thought to leave you with: if aliens ever landed on Earth and asked us to explain human culture through music, handing them this album might not be a bad idea. Just saying.

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Artist: Ray Anthony Und Sein Orchester
Album: Stardust Vilia
Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Stardust
Vilia

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Catalog Numbers

C 80207

Labels

Telefunken Capitol, Telefunken

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Formats

  • Shellac
  • 10"
  • 78 RPM

Companies

RoleCompany
Recorded ByCapitol Records, Inc.
Published ByLawrence Wright

Notes

  • Side A: Slowfox
  • Side B: Fox

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (Label side A): 5646
  • Matrix / Runout (Label side B): 6254
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): CAP5646 Manufactured in Germany
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): CAP6254 Manufactured in Germany

About Ray Anthony Und Sein Orchester

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Name Vars

  • Anthony & His Orchestra
  • Anthony And His Orchestra
  • Eay Anthony And His Orchestra
  • Ensemble
  • Ray Anthony
  • Ray Anthony & His Orch.
  • Ray Anthony & Orch.
  • Ray Anthony & Orchestra
  • Ray Anthony & Son Orchestre
  • Ray Anthony And His Orch.
  • Ray Anthony And His Orchestra
  • Ray Anthony And Orchestra
  • Ray Anthony Big Band
  • Ray Anthony E Sua Orquestra
  • Ray Anthony Et Son Orchestre
  • Ray Anthony Orch.
  • Ray Anthony Orchestra
  • Ray Anthony Und Sein Orchester
  • Ray Anthony Y Su Orchesta
  • Ray Anthony Y Su Orquesta
  • Ray Anthony Y Su Orquestra
  • Ray Anthony and His Orchestra
  • Ray Anthony y su Orquesta
  • Ray Anthony's Orchestra
  • Ray Anthony, His Trumpet, Chorus And Orchestra
  • Ray Anthonys Big Band Dixieland
  • Ray Antony And His Orchestra
  • Ray Antony E La Sua Orchestra
  • The Ray Anthony Orchestra
  • The Ray Anthony Show
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Members

  • Alvin Stoller
  • Ray Anthony
  • Mel Lewis
  • Plas Johnson
  • George Barnes
  • Lew McCreary
  • Pete Candoli
  • Conrad Gozzo
  • Tommy Pederson
  • Skeets Herfurt
  • Marshall Royal
  • Ronny Lang
  • Ray Triscari
  • William Slapin
  • Jack H. Laubach
  • Med Flory
  • Sy Berger
  • Don Simpson
  • Robert Hardaway
  • Danny Perri
  • Bobby Gibbons
  • Leo Anthony
  • Bob Trock
  • Steve Cole
  • Billy Usselton
  • Pat Roberts
  • Earl Bergman
  • Woody Fausler
  • Tom Oblak
  • Keith Butterfield
  • Archie Freeman
  • Howie Mann
  • John Banister
  • Gene Deurmeier
  • Warren Kime
  • Ken Trimble
  • Buddy Wise
  • Frank Lane
  • Ken Schrudder
  • Vince Forrest
  • Jim Schneider
  • Gloria Craig
  • Jim Nuzzo
  • Eddie Ryan
  • Don Eisman
  • Rudi Scaffidi
  • Buddy Savarese
  • Frank Szosteck
  • Martin White
  • Tom Patton
  • Jack Hohlman
  • Phil Baron

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a cool fact: The album *Stardust Vilia* by Ray Anthony Und Sein Orchester blends two iconic songs, "Stardust" and "Vilia," into a big band jazz masterpiece. It’s a German release under the Telefunken label, which was known for its high-quality recordings. What makes it special? "Stardust" is a timeless classic, and pairing it with "Vilia" gives it a fresh twist. Big band fans probably appreciate how smooth and vibrant this album sounds.