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Count Basie - Music Of Benny Carter - Pure Pleasure LP { Vinyl LP }
Count Basie - Music Of Benny Carter - Pure Pleasure LP { Vinyl LP }
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Audio Beat Rated 4/5 Music, 4/5 Sound! Pressed at Pallas in Germany!
A session from 1960 with Basie and his Orchestra in absolute top form. It's hardly surprising when you see the line up of star players and also the fact that every single selection was written by Benny Carter.
Features:
• 180g Vinyl
• Pressed at Pallas in Germany
• Re-mastered by: Sean Magee at Abbey Road Studios
• Limited Editon
Musicians:
Sonny Cohn
Thad Jones
Joe Newman
Henry Coker
Al Grey
Benny Powell
Marshall Royal
Frank Wess
Billy Mitchell
Frank Foster
Charles Fowlkes
Count Basie, piano
Freddie Green, guitar
Eddie Jones, bass
Sonny Payne, drums
Selections:
1. Vine Street Rumble
2. Katy Do
3. Miss Missouri
4. Jackson County Jubilee
5. Sunset Glow
6. The Wiggle Walk
7. Meetin' Time
8. Paseo Promenade
9. Blue Five Jive
10. Rompin' At the Reno
Recorded at United Recorders, Los Angeles, California on September 6 & 7, 1960.
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A session from 1960 with Basie and his Orchestra in absolute top form. It's hardly surprising when you see the line up of star players and also the fact that every single selection was written by Benny Carter.
Features:
• 180g Vinyl
• Pressed at Pallas in Germany
• Re-mastered by: Sean Magee at Abbey Road Studios
• Limited Editon
Musicians:
Sonny Cohn
Thad Jones
Joe Newman
Henry Coker
Al Grey
Benny Powell
Marshall Royal
Frank Wess
Billy Mitchell
Frank Foster
Charles Fowlkes
Count Basie, piano
Freddie Green, guitar
Eddie Jones, bass
Sonny Payne, drums
Selections:
1. Vine Street Rumble
2. Katy Do
3. Miss Missouri
4. Jackson County Jubilee
5. Sunset Glow
6. The Wiggle Walk
7. Meetin' Time
8. Paseo Promenade
9. Blue Five Jive
10. Rompin' At the Reno
Recorded at United Recorders, Los Angeles, California on September 6 & 7, 1960.
