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Encounters Ben Webster Coleman Hawkins
Encounters Ben Webster
Coleman Hawkins
Norman Granz produced a series of recordings in the 1950s, bringing together great brass players with the Oscar Peterson Trio. In 1957 he invited Ben Webster and Coleman Hawkins, the best tenor saxophonists of the time, into his studio. The concept may sound simple, but on Coleman Hawkins Encounters Ben Webster the two musicians develop an astonishing depth, transforming oft-heard jazz standards into the most beautiful versions ever recorded.
The moderate swing of the recording reveals the saxophonists' greatest strengths: their deep, characteristic tones and their sensitive interpretations. Enjoy the warmth and lyricism that is often lost in modern jazz in favour of complex rhythms and melodies. Herb Ellis on guitar, Oscar Peterson on piano and Alvin Stoller on drums. A must for any collection! We recommend the use of "L'Art du Son" LP cleaner to wet wash your vinyl. Even new records of high quality production will benefit from this.
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| Media | Music VINYL |
| Number of records | 2 |
| Released | June 30, 1990 |
| EAN/UPC | 0753088606618 |
| Label | Analogue Productions AVRJ6066-45 |
| Genre | Jazz |
| Dimensions | 320 × 325 × 7 mm · 700 g (Weight (estimated)) |
Track list
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1. VINYL
- Blues for Yolande
- It Never Entered My Mind
- Rosita
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2. VINYL
- You'd Be Nice to Come Home to
- Prisoner of Love
- Tangerine
- Shine on Harvest Moon