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Dimensions: A Compendium of the Pablo Years
Label: Fantasy Jazz
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. That Old Black Magic, 2. Tenderly, 3. How High the Moon, 4. The way You Look Tonight, You Are
Too Beautiful, 6. Smedley, 7. Someday My Prince Will Come, 8. Daytrain, 9. Moonglow, 10. Sweet
Grorgia Brown, C Jam Blues, 12. Wes' Tune, 13. Okie Blues, 14. You Can Depend On Me, 15. You
Are My Sunshine, 16. Caravan, 17. Stella By Starlight, 18. Little Jazz, 19. Soft Winds, 20. Mean To
Me, 21. Oh Lady, Be Good, 22. On A Slow Boat To China, 23. Summertime, 24. Blues For Birks, 25.
How Long has This Been Going On, 26. Hogtown Blues, and more.
Vancouver, 1958
Label: Just A Memory
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. How High the Moon - 10:43
2. We'll Be Together Again - 5:55
3. Joyous Spring - 6:03
4. Daahoud - 6:56
5. I Like to Recognize the Tune - 5:00
6. The Golden Striker - 6:07
7. Patricia - 4:46
8. Pogo - 4:11
9. The Music Box Suite (aka Daisy's Dream) - 11:17
Soulville
By Ben Webster
Label: Verve Music Group
Released: 2003
Track listing: Soulville; Late Date; Time on My Hands; Lover, Come Back to Me; Where Are You?;
Makin' Whoopee; Ill Wind;
Who?; Boogie Woogie; Roses
of Picardy.
Oscar Peterson: Pablo's Prodigal Son
by Derek Taylor
The Oscar Peterson Trio, with Ray Brown on bass, Herb Ellis on guitar and/or Ed Thigpen on drums represents one of the most prolific and recognizable rhythm sections in jazz. Under the Verve umbrella they cut sessions easily numbering into the double digits backing a voluminous array of swing and bop heavyweights including Lester Young, Ben ...
Oscar Peterson Trio: Vancouver, 1958
by AAJ Staff
Vancouver, 1958, a sequel to last year's Tenderly, documents a live performance toward the end of the lifespan of the early Peterson/Ellis/Brown trio, displaying the same patient warmth, outrageous swing, calculated calm, and lightning flashes that have always been essential to the Peterson sound.Some say Oscar Peterson is just a (highly capable) mechanic, and ...
Oscar Peterson: Dimensions: A Compendium of the Pablo Years
by Norman Weinstein
Oscar Peterson's recordings on the Pablo label span the years from the '50s to the '70s and have long needed this type of lavish anthology. Over the course of four discs, you get to hear five tunes by the classic trio matching the peerless pianist with guitarist Herb Ellis and bassist Ray Brown. But the best ...
Solo
Label: Fantasy Jazz
Released: 2002
Track listing: Yesterdays; Makin' Whoopee; Who Can I Turn To; Take The "A" Train;
Body And Soul; Blues Of The Prairies; Corcovada; Blues Etude; Autumn
Leaves; Here's That Rainy Day; Sweet Georgia Brown; Satin Doll; Mirage;
Hogtown Blues. (Total Time: 55:21).
