CD, стоящие на полке рядом : Jazz (Small Orchestra - Smooth)      

Recording Date: March, 1955

Bass - George Duvivier (tracks: 9 to 16), Ray Brown (tracks: 17 to 19)

Drums - Bobby White (tracks: 17 to 19), Jo Jones (tracks: 1 to 8), Louis Bellson (tracks: 9 to 16)

Guitar - Herb Ellis (tracks: 17 to 19)

Piano - Don Abney (tracks: 9 to 16), Oscar Peterson (tracks: 17 to 19), Teddy Wilson (tracks: 1 to 8)

Tracks 9 to 16 re-releases the original album "Moonglow: Love Songs By Benny Carter and His Orchestra" incl a previously unreleased track from the original session.

Has there ever been a more consistent performer in jazz history over a longer period of time than Benny Carter? The classic altoist, who had fully formed his sound by the early '30s (he first recorded in 1927), has not altered his style much in the past 65 (and counting) years. The music on this Verve reissue CD features Carter in three settings: in a trio with pianist Teddy Wilson and drummer Jo Jones (those performances were only previously out in Japan), heading a quartet with pianist Don Abney, bassist George Duvivier and drummer Louis Bellson and showcased on three previously unissued tracks with the Oscar Peterson trio plus drummer Bobby White. Carter knew most of these standards extremely well and he glides effortlessly over the chord changes, infusing the music with swing and subtle creativity.

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