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- vancouver, 1958 - oscar peterson
Vancouver, 1958
- 2002
- 9 tracks
- 1 uur, 1 min
- jazz
Album Description
Oscar Peterson's 'Vancouver, 1958' is a historic jazz masterpiece that showcases the legendary pianist's incredible talent, alongside his classic trio featuring Herb Ellis on guitar and Ray Brown on bass. Recorded live at the Orpheum Theatre in Vancouver, Canada on August 8, 1958, this previously unreleased album has been meticulously remixed and remastered using 24-bit/96 kHz technology, with Dr. Peterson's personal approval.
This 9-track album, released in 2002 by Just A Memory Records Inc., is a treasure trove of jazz classics, including 'How High The Moon', 'We'll Be Together Again', and 'Daahoud'. With a duration of 1 hour and 1 minute, 'Vancouver, 1958' is a must-listen for fans of cool jazz and bebop. The album's release is a testament to Oscar Peterson's enduring legacy as one of the greatest jazz pianists of all time.
Featuring a unique blend of virtuosic performances and timeless compositions, 'Vancouver, 1958' is an essential addition to any jazz collection. With its impeccable sound quality and historic significance, this album is sure to delight both longtime fans and new generations of music enthusiasts. Experience the magic of Oscar Peterson's live performance, captured in stunning detail, and discover why he remains one of the most revered figures in jazz.
Tracks
- How High The MoonOscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown
- We'll Be Together AgainOscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown
- Joyous SpringOscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown
- DaahoudOscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown
- I'd Like To Recognize The TuneOscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown
- The Golden StrikeOscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown
- PatriciaOscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown
- PogoOscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown
- The Music Box Suite aka Daisy's DreamOscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown
About Oscar Peterson
Oscar Peterson, born in Montreal to West Indian immigrants, was a titan of jazz piano, renowned for his virtuosic technique and captivating performances. Known affectionately as the "Maharaja of the keyboard" and the "King of inside swing," Peterson's career spanned over six decades, during which he released more than 200 recordings and won eight Grammy Awards, including a lifetime achievement honor. His unique approach to jazz, blending elements of cool jazz and bebop, made him a beloved figure in the genre. Peterson's immense talent was evident from his childhood, and he continued to innovate and inspire until his passing in 2007, leaving behind an extraordinary musical legacy that continues to influence and delight fans worldwide.
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