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Classics
Label: Columbia
Released: 2014
Track listing: Stars Fell On Alabama; Oh No, Not My Baby; It's Not For Me To Say; Stay Awhile; This Girl's In Love With You; Time After Time; She; Teach Me Tonight; It's Always You; Unchained Melody; I'll Never Be Free; Would You Like To Take A Walk?; We'll Meet Again;
1953
Label: Classics
Released: 2006
Track listing: Caravan; Lullaby of Birdland; Cheek to Cheek; Once in a While; Will You Still Be Mine?; Blue Ecstacy; Avalon; Lullaby in Rhythm; St. Louis Blues; My Ideal; Stompin' at the Savoy; Sweet Sue - Just You; Easy to Love; Mean to Me; I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm; Love for Sale.
Erroll Garner: 1953
by Jeff Dayton-Johnson
Listening to an Erroll Garner record is, for me, a little like the first time I drank mezcal, a distilled liquor made from the agave plant--with a worm in the bottle--in Oaxaca, Mexico. An initial sharp and soaring euphoria, unique among the alcoholic beverages, immediately followed by an equally sharp, crushing headache accompanied by nausea. The ...
Classics
Label: Jazz Archives
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1. Jivin' the Vibes
2. Hampton Stomp
3. Buzzin' Around With the Bee
4. Whoa Bare
5. Stompology
6. On the Sunny Side of the Street
7. Piano Stomp
8. I Surrender, Dear
9. Ring Dem Bells
10. Don't Be That Way
11. I'm in the Mood for Swing
12. High Society
13. It Don't Mean a Thing
14. Sweethearts on Parade
15. Shuffling' at the Hollywood
16. Denisson Swing
17. Wizzin' the Wizz
18. Ain't Cha Comin' Home?
19. Twelth Street Rag
20. When Lights Are Low
21. One Sweet Letter from You
22. Hot Mallets
23. Early Session Hop
24. I've Found a New Baby
25. Dinah
Lionel Hampton: Classics
by AAJ Staff
When Lionel Hampton was signed by Victor 1937, he was given something very special by recording director Eli Oberstein; an open invitation to record whenever and with whomever he wanted. And whenever Hampton was in New York he would gather together the best talent in the city and lay down some of the best all-star jams ...
Mary Lou Williams: Mary Lou Williams, 1945-1947
by Bob Jacobson
At long last the record" bins have more than two or three CD's of Mary Lou Williams, the brilliant pianist-composer-arranger whose career spanned half the century. This album from her mid-career includes 25 cuts (total time = 66 minutes, 51 seconds), with Mary in a variety of formats: solo, trio, quartet, quintet ("Mary Lou Williams Girl ...